Roger Federer
Swiss tennis superstar Roger Federer returned to the Shanghai Rolex Masters after two years and concluded the season's penultimate ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament with his 94th career crown after a fifth consecutive victory over old foe Rafael Nadal in the final.
Mirka Federer (left) and kids
The 19-time Grand Slam champion said he has no plans to retire in the near future, but for him family is the first at the moment. "For me, I have come to realise that sometimes less is more. So for me, the family is my priority and then the rest," Federer explained. "Shanghai is a great tournament, and I'd like to bring my family to, not just Shanghai, China in general. It's such a diverse, interesting country with so much rich history that I'd like to visit more," Federer added.
