Swiss star Roger Federer has been one of the most successful players in the history of tennis. It comes as no surprise that he is the brand ambassador of so many companies, including Mercedes Benz. He recently featured in their latest advertisement to promote their new car.

Roger Federer and Mercedes-Benz

Federer is seen here promoting the latest luxury offering from Mercedes Benz. This is part of their project called EQ power where cars can run on electric mode and through a combustion engine. An amazing vehicle, it may add to the Swiss maestro’s already incredible car collection.

Roger owns several cars with many of them being from Mercedes Benz. Some of these trendy automobiles include the SLS AMG, E Class Cabriolet, and the SL. Given that he has taken a break from tennis, he’ll probably be driving these cars around a lot more.

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At the start of the year, Federer underwent knee surgery and he was set to miss a large part of the year. However, his recovery was complicated and he had to undergo a second surgery. This forced Roger to end his 2020 season. Fans will be grateful that this didn’t result in a retirement announcement – from the looks of it, the GOAT race is still on!

For a long time, Federer was undoubtedly the GOAT as he held the Grand Slam record. He still holds it but his rivals, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic are getting very close. In fact, after his win at the 2019 US Open, Nadal is just a Slam away from equaling Federer’s record.

Roger will want to extend his lead over his rivals, something he can do when he returns to tennis in 2021.

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