Tennis legends Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Murray have shown up at the French Open 2025 on May 25th to make their presence felt in a ceremony honoring star player Rafael Nadal, highlighting the approaching end of the golden era in men's tennis.
During a special tribute ceremony, a clip has been widely shared on social media showcasing three rivals making their presence known at his award ceremony. This moment speaks to the mutual respect that they carry for each other. The Spanish legend went over to them and gave each a heartwarming embrace; they all patted the 14-time French Open winner on his back.
Novak Djokovic has the most Grand Slams to his name, having won 24 titles. Rafael Nadal is next with 22, followed by Federer with 20. Andy Murray has won three titles in his elite career.
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Rafael Nadal opens up on his inside conversation with Federer, Djokovic, and Murray
Meanwhile, tennis legend Rafael Nadal has recently shed light on the details of his conversation with Federer, Djokovic, and Murray during his tribute ceremony at Roland Garros. The 22-time Grand Slam winner acknowledged their presence as well as took note of how they remained respectful of each other over the years despite their strongest rivalry on the courts.
"I think we built amazing rivalries, but at the same time in a good way. We showed the world that we can fight as hard as possible, but being good colleagues and respect each other very well. And for me, it means a lot that you are all here. Well, asking about life, families. You know, my good friend Andy that we were not in touch for a while, the day that Arsenal beat Real Madrid, when the match just finished, after one second, he text me a message," he said.
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