Roger Federer is ready to give his fans a short glimpse of his tennis career. A career in which he won 20 Grand Slam titles and created a name for himself that will always be a part of the tennis arena. It will not only talk about his professional life but also have some meaningful insights from his family, including his wife, his previous coaching team, and the people who are close to him.

While it’s Roger’s first documentary, it will also be Mirka‘s first appearance—more than a decade—in front of the camera just for the documentary. As someone who has never given an interview or ever appeared alongside Federer while he is giving an interview, it will be a great surprise to watch Mirka speak up in front of the camera.

Roger Federer’s wife, Mirka all set to take on an unimaginable feat 

Award-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia, along with Amazon, is all set to make a documentary about the 42-year-old tennis legend’s last 12 days as a tennis player. Though he was making a home movie, Amazon is making its first Rodger Federer movie, diving deep into the sports documentary industry.

While it’s not only Laver Cup that will be the highlight of the movie, his wife Mirka has also taken a huge step just to make the documentary more special. If you are a tennis fan, you may already be aware that she hasn’t interviewed in almost a decade.

She may have been seen at tennis matches or events, but you may not have seen her interact with the cameras nearby or even next to Federer during his interviews. The documentary will be the first about the former world number-one-ranked tennis player who won 20 Grand Slam titles from 2003 to 2018.

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Even though that was a record at the time, it has been eclipsed by Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic with their achievements on the tennis court. Not only that, but the 42-year-old once opened up about his take on making a movie, displaying his last few days and the Laver Cup memories that came along with the retirement.

Federer’s thoughts on making a home movie 

The film will also have some of his biggest rivals, thanks to the interview, Joe Sabia, who created the 73 Questions franchise for Vogue, took to make the documentary even more special, with interesting inputs from Nadal, Andy Murray, and Djokovic. According to Bloomberg, in one of his past interviews, Federer shared his feelings about the documentary.

He stated, “It’s a snapshot of my life over those 12 days, which is pretty hardcore and interesting.” Further, he also highlighted how he has never let anyone get into his house or his personal space, just like his wife, who has always kept her distance from the camera.

Nevertheless, what are your thoughts on Federer’s documentary? Do let us know in the comment section below.

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