On Twitter: Federer and Nadal coach exchange blows

Tennis sessions are currently only possible to a limited extent. This can also be seen from Roger Federer's activity on social networks. The 38-year-old actually rarely speaks on his Twitter channel, but he is extremely active during the Corona crisis - to the delight of his fans. Whether creative training videos or valuable tips, the Swiss is good for everything.

Now Federer has wished to bring a retired player out of tennis retirement, but did not mention who he meant. When a fan voted for his former coach Stefan Edberg, the 20-time Grand Slam winner called on his followers to give further tips. In addition to Björn Borg, Pete Sampras and John McEnroe, the name Carlos Moya was also mentioned. Winless Moya with a lot of humor The Spaniard, himself a French Open winner, never managed to beat the great Federer in his active career, but did manage to do so as a coach alongside Rafael Nadal, whom he has looked after since 2017. “Carlito, I loved him. “I’m not sure what he’s up to these days,” jokes Federer. The Spaniard's answer followed at the same time: “I love you too, despite the 0:7 in the direct comparison. Stay healthy, I hope to see you again soon.”

That wasn't enough, because Federer replied: “Was it 7? Who cares today? All the best to you and your family. See you soon Carlito.” But this balance is not entirely true, because Moya dug up a picture from his archive where he and his current protégé Nadal can be seen in doubles - against Federer and his partner. “Sorry, forgot about that game,” Moya said. Federer concluded with a wink that he had forgotten this game.

Sorry,1-7,forgot about this one ���� pic.twitter.com/dJmSSazHvk

— Carlos Moya (@Charlymoya) April 16, 2020

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On Twitter: Federer and Nadal coach exchange blows

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal's coach, former world number 1 Carlos Moya, had an extremely amusing exchange of blows on Twitter.

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