Watch: “This is Gold” Commercial for Lindt Chocolates featuring Roger Federer is breaking the internet
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Roger Federer is a name to reckon with in the world of tennis. Often regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time, Federer played like a superhuman on the court when he was at the peak of his powers. The 20 time Grand Slam champion is still going strong.
The Swiss tennis star turned pro way back in 1998 and even after a career spanning more than two decades, he doesn’t seem to be in no mood of retiring from the game. However, a plethora of injuries has really prevented him from giving his best in recent times.
‘So adorable’: Fans shower love on Federer after an old chocolate ad featuring him goes viral
Federer has been operated on both his knees and after getting knocked out in the quarter-finals at Wimbledon, Federer had to undergo more surgeries on his knees due to which he decided not to feature in any tournament during the rest of the 2021 season.
Although he is away from the court, the superstar from Switzerland is still entertaining his fans across the world. Federer is a global star and his appeal among the top brands is huge. Recently, an advertisement for Lindt chocolates in which Federer featured a long time back went viral like crazy.
In the advertisement, a couple of women seem to be having a little fun with Federer by pranking him at what seems to be an airport inquiry counter. As soon as the ad went viral fans showered their love on Roger Federer claiming the ad as nothing but pure gold.
Federer has been away from the court for quite a while. Needless to say, his admirers around the globe are eagerly waiting for him to make an impact on the court yet again. While many experts have opined that the legendary player might not be able to win another Grand Slam, it would be fair to say that when Federer is involved, nothing can be deemed impossible.
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