A video of tennis player Roger Federer from his recent exhibition match with Alexander Zverev in Argentina is proving to be a source of laughter for many. It details the celebrated player’s reactions after a fan asked for his picture during the ongoing match.
Roger Federer’s video has tickled people’s funny bones. (Twitter Screengrab)
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In the video, Federer is seen showcasing multiple poses for the fan to click. It’s, however, the way he poses which has tickled people’s funny bones.
The video, which has gathered million of views, is now being shared across various social media platforms.
Watch the video which has sparked a wave of laughter in many and there’s a chance you’ll end up doing the same too:
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People had a lot to say about the gesture of the 38-year-old player. Most couldn’t stop praising him for creating a light hearted moment. Here’s what they wrote:
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People had a lot to say about the gesture of the 38-year-old player. Most couldn’t stop praising him for creating a light hearted moment. Here’s what they wrote:
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Be it on the field or off it, this is not the first time a sportsperson’s act made people laugh out loud. Last month, a reply by Sachin Tendulkar on Harbhajan Singh tweet sparked laughter among people too. Singh shared an old image of himself standing with Yuvraj Singh and Sachin Tendulkar.
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