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HALLE, GERMANY – JUNE 21: Roger Federer of Switzerland smiles during the Terra Wortmann Open 2023 Tribute to Roger Federer on June 21, 2023 in Halle, Germany. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images via Getty Images)

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HALLE, GERMANY – JUNE 21: Roger Federer of Switzerland smiles during the Terra Wortmann Open 2023 Tribute to Roger Federer on June 21, 2023 in Halle, Germany. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images via Getty Images)
Over the years, Swiss maestro, Roger Federer, has been involved in many famous commercials. From the Lindt Lindor ad in 2014 to his Match for Africa promotion with Bill Gates, the Swiss maestro has seen it all. He has gone on to become one of the most marketable athletes in the sporting world, amassing massive fortune off the court. Among his famous commercials is the 2010 ad for Gillette. Recently, fellow Swiss athlete, Marco Odermatt, tried to imitate Federer’s act from that commercial.
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Odermatt is a big fan of Federer and has hugely been inspired by him. Let’s find out what Odermatt did as the Swiss maestro’s 13-year-old act was remembered again.
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Marco Odermatt replicates the act of Roger Federer from the Gillette commercial
In 2010, Federer’s Gillette commercial went viral as he did something unthinkable. He knocked a can off someone’s head with his tennis serve. His service was so accurate that Federer managed to drop the can on the first try. Subsequently, he took a few steps back and tried the act again. The result was similar as Federer demonstrated his accuracy of serve.

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BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – NOVEMBER 20: Roger Federer of Switzerland smiles with fans during an exhibition game between Alexander Zverev and Roger Federer at Arena Parque Roca on November 20, 2019 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Marcelo Endelli/Getty Images)
Federer’s unique act went viral as fans hadn’t seen that sort of thing before. The commercial racked up more than 5 Million views on YouTube, becoming Federer’s one of the best ads.
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Earlier this week, fellow Swiss athlete, Marco Odermatt, took to Instagram to showcase a similar act. He was involved in a commercial shooting with alpine skier, Gino Caviezel. During the break, Odermatt spotted a tennis racket and immediately remembered Federer’s moment from 2010. He tried to hit the bottle kept on Gino’s head and was successful on the first try, like Federer. Reacting to this, he said, “What do you think, @rogerfederer? Time to start a new career?”
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Odermatt has been a huge Federer fan and has always idolized him. He once met the Swiss legend and reminisced about his amazing interaction with him.
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When Odermatt met Federer
Last year, the 26-year-old lived the moment of his life as his big wish came true. He finally met his idol, Federer, at an indoor tennis facility. Odermatt wasted no time in capturing the special moment and later shared a picture with the Swiss legend on his official Instagram handle.
Revealing how precious the meeting was, Odermatt wrote, “Today was special – met the GOAT. Thank you, Roger.” Further, the alpine skier’s latest act also drew attention from the man himself, Federer. As Odermatt imitated his act, Federer reacted by saying that it was a nice try and it looked great. Federer also hoped to meet Odermatt soon, signaling the great bond that they have developed.
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