Federer has a mysterious habit that has puzzled players for years, speculating that one of his clothes is only worn once

Recently, American star Querrey broke the news that in Federer's entire career, no one has ever seen him hand over his dirty laundry to the staff to wash, and former American professional players Isner and Johnson agreed. The players discussed that Federer is very low-key in this regard, so he is rarely seen in the common areas that players often use, such as restaurants and gyms.

Federer was known throughout his career as a calm, calm gentleman with a refined demeanor. As a result, it is widely believed that the 20-time Grand Slam champion has special private arrangements for personal needs, including laundry services.

The Americans said they had been shocked that Federer had never seen him hand over his dirty laundry to tour staff throughout his career. They also half-jokingly speculated in the latest episode of the Nothing Major Podcast that Federer might have arranged a private laundry service for himself.

"Have any of you seen Federer hand over a bag of dirty laundry in those 15 years? I don't know where he went to do the laundry, I've never seen him. I think about it all the time. Johnson quipped, "I think he only wears every piece of clothing once." Querrey continued: "I don't know where Federer did his laundry, he must have washed it outside at some fancy laundry, and someone sent it to him, because his clothes never mixed with other people's." ”

After saying goodbye to tennis in 2022, Federer recently revealed in an interview with TNT Sports that he is considering a return to tennis. He said he was tired of playing golf and wanted a different way to relax, so playing some promotional or exhibition tournaments became an appealing idea.

The tennis legend said he was considering playing tennis again two or three times a week and said he wanted to "fill up a couple of beautiful courts again". Since retiring from the game, Federer has appeared on the field as a spectator on several occasions. Although he has not confirmed the exact time or location of any events, the news is still delightful for countless fans who miss Federer's style.

Federer also recently shared some photos of his vacation in the Alps with his wife Milka. This set of images includes a photo of the two skiing together, as well as other heartwarming moments.

Federer is considered one of the greatest tennis players of all time and has had an illustrious career, winning several titles, including 20 Grand Slam titles. He still holds the record for the most consecutive weeks in the ATP World Rankings. The Swiss star officially retired after the 2022 Laver Cup, but he still appears in major tennis tournaments, including Grand Slams and Masters.

As someone who likes to share the moments of his life, Federer is often updated on social media. Recently, he shared a set of photos of a vacation in the snowy mountains. These include a selfie of him with his wife, a photo of him cooking, a photo of him playing with a dog, and another of a sunset over the mountains.

Interestingly, in an interview with Roddick's podcast this year, Nadal said that there was a time in 2017 when Federer played at the "best level" of his career.

"Truth be told, there was a period in 2017 that was the best of his career. For me, yes, especially when it comes to creativity, you feel like you're completely in control of him. Of course, on hard courts, he is very good, on clay he is slightly worse, but on hard courts it is true. He was playing very aggressively. Nadal said.

In 2017, Federer returned to the court after suffering knee surgery and showed a very high level of tennis. He won two Grand Slam titles that year – the Australian Open and Wimbledon – the latter without dropping a set. At the same time, he also completed the "Sunshine Double" (Indian Wells and Miami Open) and won the Shanghai Masters.

That year, Federer and Nadal met four times, winning all of them. The tournaments were at the Australian Open, Indian Wells Masters, Miami Open and Shanghai Masters.(Source: Tennis Home Author: Spark)