9 Years After Scripting History for Switzerland, Roger Federer’s Ex-Coach Harks Back to the Past to Celebrate Special Day With a Nostalgic Moment

In the annals of tennis history, some moments rise above the game and etch themselves into the memory of fans. The 2014 Davis Cup final between Switzerland and France is one such moment. It was a notable event that saw the Swiss national team, led by the GOAT Roger Federer, secure their maiden Davis Cup title. Nine years after that noteworthy victory, Severin Luthi, Federer‘s ex-coach, shared the nostalgic win on his Insta story.

Nine years ago, the Davis Cup witnessed a savage fight between national teams of Switzerland and France in men’s tennis. The Swiss team, featuring the iconic duo of Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka, showed their immense skills all throughout the competition. Thus, Luthi celebrated the Swiss National Day with memories of the Davis Cup 2014 win.

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On the occasion of Swiss National Day, Severin Luthi shared a heartfelt Instagram story. His story epitomized the memory of their victorious journey in 2014. The story featured a photo of the upbeat Swiss group lifting Roger Federer in the air. It is a picture that remains engraved in the hearts of tennis fans and players alike.

The significance of Federer’s victory in the 2014 Davis Cup final couldn’t be overstated. It was the first time in Switzerland’s tennis history that they had won the renowned Davis Cup title. The title denoted a vital turning point for the country in the game.

In his story, Luthi wrote, “Happy #swissnationalday.♥🇨🇭.@rogerfederer @severinluthi @stanwawrinka85 #daviscup2014. 📷European Pressphoto Agency.”

The post was a delightful testament to the unity and brotherhood of the Swiss group. The cheerful faces mirrored the strong bonds formed by the players during their Davis Cup campaign.

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Luthi’s association with Federer traces back to 2008 when he was first welcomed on board as a coach. Throughout their long journey, their relationship bloomed into one of respect, trust, and camaraderie. He utilized a delicate balance of technical expertise and emotional support to bring out the best in Federer’s game.

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Luthi had played a vital role in Switzerland’s Davis Cup team during Federer and Wawrinka’s victorious campaign. In 2022, he opened up about his early struggles on and off the court. In a podcast interview, he reflected on his career before joining forces with Federer. Luthi acknowledged that he faced setbacks and loneliness at that time.

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Luthi emphasized how being part of a team, like in the Davis Cup, was something he cherished, and it became a motivating factor for him. Joining Federer’s team allowed Luthi to experience the sense of camaraderie and success he missed during his playing days.