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    How Roger Federer Is Changing Tennis, Even in Retirement

    • Federer is looking to impact the game of tennis from beyond the court.
    • Tony Godsick, his agent and chairman of the Laver Cup, discusses his and Federer’s vision for the future of tennis.
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    Sep 04, 2024 | 03:25 am
    UPDATED Sep 05, 2024 | 03:24 pm
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    Roger Federer changed tennis on the court, and now he’s looking to make his mark off it. Tony Godsick, his agent and the chairman of the Laver Cup, sits down with Front Office Sports editor-in-chief Dan Roberts to discuss Godsick’s and Federer’s vision for tennis.

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