Roger Federer has been one of the greatest players on the ATP Tour for many years. Apart from professional tennis, the Swiss has a lot of endorsements up his sleeves. The Swiss shoe company ‘On’ is one of them. In 2019, he became an important stakeholder in the company.

Federer is extremely impressed with the business it is generating. In an interview, the 20-time Grand Slam winner talked about how lucky he feels to partner with the firm.

Roger Federer happy to collaborate with ‘On’

Roger Federer has partnered with a lot of reputed brands. However, in 2019, he invested in a shoe firm named ‘On’. Talking about the growth of the company, it is doing pretty amazing since he joined. Moreover, the firm also launched a limited edition shoe collection called ‘The Roger”.

Just recently, Federer spoke about the success of the firm. “I feel very much like they have that magic sauce. The sustainable angle is on point and what we need at the moment,” said Federer.

In addition, he added, “I see they are incredibly nimble. They make decisions very quickly and that is because they are small. I remind them they are a running brand, to remember they come from running. They have done an incredible job of getting where they are, and I’m happy if I gave them a bump along the way.” 

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Federer pulls out from Australian Open 2022

The six-time Australian Open winner, Roger Federer, is not going to participate in the Australian Open 2022. He announced the unfortunate news recently and will be eyeing a comeback later in the year.

The Swiss suffered from a knee injury after Wimbledon 2021, where Hubert Hurkacz upset him in the quarter-finals of the competition. Since then, he has stayed away from professional tennis, as his recovery continues.

We hope for a speedy return to professional tennis for the Swiss Maestro.

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