Winning his 16th Grand Slam from Andy Murray at Australian Open on Sunday, is different for Roger Federer. It’s the present of his two 6 months old identical beauty, Charlene Riva and Myla Rose.
All he has so meaningful for the tennis star, marriage, twins and tennis. He’s exciting about life, according to his interview with ESPN.
“Having kids and being a father now and being married enhances everything,” he said, tanned and relaxed in jeans and a gray T-shirt. “I’m such a happy person today to see how well everything is working out for me. It just makes me extremely happy, extremely relaxed and it allows me to play good tennis, and I couldn’t ask for more.”
Celebrate his win with friends, drinks champagne, dinner and hang out, Federer came home and found out Myla one of is twins was awake when he got back.
Quickly he came closer and spent a little bit fatherhood time with Myla, he thought, “that was nice.”
“I quickly was able to see her, even though she’s got obviously no clue what’s happened. She couldn’t care less, but I still felt it was a special moment to hold her in my hands, in my arm after what happened, and it was nice.”
After the precious time finally he went to bed after the read Australian newspapers.
a man that has been mindful about keeping a good balance between life and work, Federer remains energetic about tennis and he’s not attempted to take a break for half season.
“I just think it’s too tough to come back after that. I don’t know, the men’s game is different I think. It’s brutal. The margins are so small.”
Federer can understand about his own body “a bit more” after getting older compared at 2004 when he won Grand Slam the first time.
And the way he balancing between family and tennis by bring his wife, Mirka and twins to travel with him, and he hasn’t spent a night apart from the day the beautiful twins born in July 29.
Bravo, Federer. Good Balancing….
