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Dave, Finocchio. "Roger Federer: Tennis Fans Appreciate His Artistry as Much as His Winning." Bleacher Report. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., n.d. W...

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For many fans, this is important. Federer is the embodiment of tennis form and beauty that have been seen for generations
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  For many fans, this is important. Federer is the embodiment of tennis form and beauty that has been for generations.
  
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He is the bridge from tennis past to future legacies.
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Federer is also an original savant, and tennis fans understand that this will not be replaced.
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This has led many fans to bemoan that tennis is increasingly less art and more warfare. Per example, Nadal and Djokovic dueled for nearly six hours in the 2012 Australian Open final, and it drew consideration by many to be one of the greatest matches of all time. But there were also detractors who claimed it was an offense of predictable patterns and monotonous returns.
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n the end, there is more to enjoy than wondering if or when Federer will win another Grand Slam title. He is a technician setting up patterns and improvising with his talents. There is always another potential great shot carved from his vision, discovering new edges of the outer limits.
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