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The Master: The Brilliant Career and Quiet Life of Roger Federer

by Christopher Clarey (2021)

About this book

The definitive, New York Times bestselling biography written over two decades with exclusive access across six continents. This definitive sports work explores the career, athletic prowess, and legendary impact of Roger Federer across Tennis.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story Era2000s-2020s
Protagonist / CoreRoger Federer

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