Roger Federer reveals how a normal day looks like in his country

Federer, who returned to competitive action at ATP Doha after taking a 14-month break to recover from a second knee surgery that he underwent last year, said that while “no two days are the same”

back home, what’s guaranteed is some “peace and quiet”. Roger Federer says what’s guaranteed in his homeland is peace and quiet

“No two days are the same, that is clear. We are spontaneous and do what other families do,” the six-time Australian Open champion said.

Roger Federer added that the quiet, laidback way of living back home lets him step out with his kids into the woods or to a nearby park or playground on weekends.

“Fortunately, it’s easy in Switzerland…for example, I went to the forest with my children and went to the park the day before.

Or we go to the playground,” said the Swiss, who also has eight Wimbledon titles to his credit. “It is important to me that we are outdoors a lot and in nature and also enjoy the peace and quiet a little,” Federer said.