Tennis legend Roger Federer receives roaring applause at ATP 500 event return - WATCH

Why you’re reading this: One of greatest tennis players of all time, Roger Federer, arrived to stands of ATP 500 Halle Open as guest of hour on Wednesday. 41-year-old retired from tennis last year and lately has been focusing on enjoying his life with friends and family.

3 things you need to kw

• Roger Federer has won 11 hard-court Grand Slam titles
• Federer is only player to win 5 consecutive US Open
• Roger Federer made a special appearance at ATP 500 Halle Open 

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Roger Federer at Halle Open 2023

41-year-old anunced his departure from playing in  September 2022 but has been living his life to fullest since. Swiss superstar has seen it everything, from visiting London to vacationing in Disneyland and watching Formula One races.

It was revealed earlier this month that 20-time Grand Slam champion would make his presence felt on court with a visit at  Halle Open. event has declared 21 June as "Roger Federer Day," and veteran tennis player will be houred on centre court.

big event was a big plan to celebrate 30th anniversary of Halle Open. Federer won Halle Open 10 times in his career and was ideal person to be guest of hour at prestigious event. former Swiss player accepted invitation and made an appearance on court on June 21, 2023, and crowd was seen cheering for him. He was also given an additional trophy for winning ten championships in Halle, Germany. former World Number One also received a flower bouquet and hugged event's mascot. He also clicked pictures with fans outside court.

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What are some of his records in competition?

Roger Federer, Swiss tennis master, has had an incredible ride at Halle Open. He made his debut in 2000 and had early departures in his early years. However, he won his first title in 2003, defeating Nicolas Kiefer in final. Federer's supremacy continued in following years, as he won three straight tournaments, defeating Mardy Fish and Marat Safin along way.  His winning streak continued in 2006 and 2007, where he defeated Tomas Berdych and Philipp Kohlschreiber, respectively, without dropping a set. After a decade-long unbeaten run, he suffered his first loss in 2017 final against Tommy Haas. Federer's most recent victory at Halle Open came in 2019 when he emerged victorious over David Goffin in final. Federer's accomplishments at tournament solidifies his status as one of greatest grass-court players of all time.