Switzerland’s Roger Federer and Germany’s Alexander Zverev pose for a photo after their exhibition match in Plaza Mexico, Mexico City November 23, 2019. — Reuters pic
One of the most memorable segments of the documentary comes in Bogota when large scale demonstrations and riots led to a curfew imposed by the government, shortly before Federer and Zverev were supposed to start their match.Footage shows Federer walking back to his locker room where he broke down in tears and was hugged by Zverev.
“I was thinking is this the best scenario? Because people need to get home and be safe and this was honestly when I knew we shouldn't play, it was too much stress and pressure for everybody. Throughout Federer's illustrious career, visits to South America have been rare with few big tournaments held there.“It was an unbelievable and amazing trip, each step along the way as the fans expressed their love of the sport and appreciation for the experience,” the Swiss great said.ESPN's Tom Rinaldi, who hosts the half-hour show, said the documentary offers rare insight into Federer's personality.
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