Roger Federer Rolls Back the Years in US Open Exhibition Against Andy Roddick
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Roger Federer turned back the clock at the 2026 US Open, delighting fans with a vintage performance against longtime rival Andy Roddick in a special one-set exhibition match.
The 45-year-old Swiss star defeated Roddick 6-3, firing nine aces and producing a stunning backhand winner to break serve and underline the quality that made him one of tennis’ greatest players.
Federer later returned to the court alongside John McEnroe for a star-studded doubles exhibition, where they defeated Roddick and Andre Agassi 7-5.
The celebration featured emotional tributes, a drone show and appearances from high-profile figures including Anna Wintour, creating a memorable night for tennis fans.
Federer also thanked supporters in an emotional address and ruled out a return to professional tennis ahead of his upcoming Hall of Fame induction.
The exhibition was a fitting celebration of Federer’s extraordinary US Open legacy, including his record run of five consecutive titles from 2004 to 2008.