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Roger Federer’s new masterpiece “Federer: Twelve Final Days” is finally out on Amazon Prime. It is about the end phase of Federer’s career. From the time he decided to leave the game to the final match at the 2022 Laver Cup, the film crew chronicled the entire journey and is now out to the public. 

As per the reviews, many emotional scenes got almost every viewer crying. Even before the release, there were a few pre-released previews, where the fans got to witness some touching clips. One such scene was about the Swiss Maestro sharing a few words with Novak Djokovic, that got the Serbian in tears. 

However, the main scenes were with his wife Mirka Federer, and his greatest rival Rafael Nadal. Federer also revealed in an exclusive interview that only his wife and Nadal were the two people to get him emotional. 

Novak, I told him things also at the very end, that were very personal and that maybe triggered something with him as well. And then, I think there's only two things I realized that would trigger me, and that was Mirka and then the Rafa angle.

Two important parts were given to Nadal and Mirka each. Federer shared a good part of the story about his wife’s sacrifices and understanding. Moreover, Nadal and Federer had a different bond which was also beautifully portrayed in the documentary. 

Bits from Roger Federer- Final Twelve Days 😢😭😭😅😂

And the "Rafa Angle" had me 🙂🙃🫠💝🫶#Federer #Nadal #Fedal #TwelveFinalDays pic.twitter.com/e6jKjq7ZBh

Rafael Nadal opens up about the difficult part of Roger Federer’s retirement

It has been two years since Roger Federer retired, but still, the whole tennis world remembers the emotional day when Federer retired in front of the London crowd. However, one of the most emotional moments during that whole ceremony involved Rafael Nadal. 

The two rivals had gone through a lot and the moment was worth it as it touched the entire tennis world. The Spaniard spoke about missing the Swiss and his best rivals. He also revealed that he will miss the atmosphere and intensity that comes with playing Federer. 

A lot of emotions. A lot of memories. The feeling before a Grand Slam final against Roger, it's different. Different atmosphere, different kind of pressure. To know that I will not have this feeling again for the rest of my life, it's something that's painful. 

Moreover, Nadal even posted a congratulatory post for his friend Federer for the release of his documentary. Federer in turn, had a warm reply to his friend on Instagram.

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