‘Winners Stay, Losers Go Away’ – Roger Federer’s Unadorned Yet Clever Demeanor Made Journalism Flourish As Steffi Graf’s Rare Example Shows Stark Difference in Personalities

Roger Federer is not only a tennis legend but also a man of the people. He has undoubtedly always had an undeterred passion for Switzerland and its people. And has brought joy to them with his tennis accomplishments and demeanor on the court. In addition to being a fan favorite, he also garnered appreciation from Swiss journalists, who once praised his pleasant demeanor as an athlete.

In his biography, everyone who has seen Federer play tennis, starting with his family and tennis rivals, has given their perspective on Federer’s career. The same biography described how Federer’s witty personality practically made Swiss journalism grow by providing appropriate tennis examples.

Roger Federer played a huge role in the growth of Swiss journalism 

The 20-time Grand Slam champion has always done a lot for his people. And one such example of him being there was shared in his biography, The Roger Federer Effect. In that, a Swiss journalist talked about how, throughout his tennis career, Federer was on winning streaks one after the other and didn’t lose the winner’s attitude.

The journalist recalled Federer’s words: “Winners stay, losers go away. Winners and losers are so close and yet so far apart.” Along with that, the journalist also discussed how he was like a blessing to the Swiss reporters. According to the source, Federer provided the Swiss reporters with a lot of material regarding his tennis tournaments.

The journalist also gave the 22-time Grand Slam champion, Steffi Graf’s example, explaining the difference between her and Federer.

He added, “He became the most interviewed athlete on the planet, yet he thought of a clever answer to practically every question. A German colleague once told me that Steffi Graf won her match in 37 minutes. And was angry afterwards because she had dropped two games and was therefore brief in the press conference afterwards.” 

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On the other hand, the Swiss maestro always tried to put himself in the reporter’s shoes and helped them out to the fullest. Subsequently, not only the Swiss journalists but also the American journalists were impressed with Federer.

When an American reporter hailed Federer.. 

Nearly two years ago, the Swiss Maestro’s style of play was hailed by renowned sportswriter Christopher Clarey of the New York Times. He further compared his physical fitness and charming personality to that of soccer legend Lionel Messi. Clarey argued that seeing Messi play soccer is just as comparable as watching Federer play tennis.

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Additionally, he stated that even a non-tennis fan can still enjoy the sport by watching Federer play because of how elegant and graceful he is on the tennis court. He also applauded his faultless playing style, which has traits that will make someone fall in love with the game.