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“It Will Hit You Hard” –Federer Discloses Sampras’ Advice Ahead Hall Of Fame Induction

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Pete Sampras has advised Roger Federer that his upcoming International Tennis Hall of Fame induction would be a moment like no other that would hit him hard and hit home strong. Ahead of his induction, Federer shared that he asked Sampras what the experience was like, and received the advice that looking back at his [...]

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