These 2 are on a completely different level of brotherhood, friendship. Their chemistry is just lit. I love the way Jim always has a smile when Roger is speaking. Jim just adores him and dotes on him❤
Jim courier is such a cool dude. In 2001 I was at the hard rock in Orlando Florida watching a John Bell and Kevin Kinney concert. I sat at the bar and to my left I couldn’t believe my eyes. There sat Jim just chillin he apparently digs really good music and I was the only person there amongst all the jam band kids who recognized him. Very cool chap indeed
So not only does Roger have the most beautiful tennis game ever but he’s also funny and charming. I can’t love this man more. I love and miss him so much. Thanks so much for posting Roger videos.
Greatness cannot be strictly defined by the numbers. Those who try to encapsulate greatness in that vacuum are sure to never understand true greatness. Roger was and is the definitive GOAT. He changed the game and ushered in the common era with grace and deadly accuracy. His impact is unmatched. His rivalries throughout his career ensured a dominance that no other era has or likely will eclipse. He pushed his peers to greater heights who, in turn, pushed him to an even greater stand. He is and always will be the standard that all players are measured by. His appeal and draw may only be matched by Nadal. His career and impact will never be repeated by any player. That's greatness. Roger Federer--the Greatest of All Time.
Love love love Roger and Jim missed both of them, be blessed Roger and Jim, thanks God for the life of both of them. Sad that Roger will be retiring but Tennis is Roger and Roger is Tennis🇨🇭😘❤️💝💫💐
Jim Courier is definitely my favorite commentator and interviewer because he is really funny and he tries to show less bias towards like Federer and Nadal while commentating than other commentators.
i remember my initial knowledge of tennis in the early 90s when jim courier was number 1 in all newspapers , somehow agassi and sampras took the spotlight from him .. but still jim is always the nice guy ...
He had a very underrated career. 23 singles titles overall including the four grand slam titles, and he did this playing in the era of guys like Sampras, Agassi, Edberg, and Becker.
