The Guardian
What holds, and what fails, under pressure, standards and accountability.
Roger Federer reads as The Guardian because his authority was always exercised in service of the sport itself. Through the ATP Players Council, which he co-founded, he pursued steady reform of tour conditions for the broader player community rather than a privileged few.
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“Seamless web of deserved trust. And so as many times in the book, it talks about the value of the team that Federer built. The other component is to trust that life is going in the right direction and to trust that the close people around you do a great job and that you don't need to worry or think about something else.”
“Elegance acquired cool and effortless power. Nadell was exuberance, innate fire and flexed biceps. Fetter was smooth and classical. Nadell was rugged and avant garde. Feder was tradition. Nadal was youth. Their pregame approach was also worlds apart.”
Wikiquote: “Public record read”
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