Have you ever fantasised of being a millionaire and living the life of a millionaire? Shopping
like them, buying the most expensive clothes, living in luxurious apartments, Wah! Who wouldn't
want that? Swiss tennis player, Roger Federer, is ranked ninth on Forbes' list of the world's
highest-paid athletes. Roger Federer made nearly all of his $90 million in revenue from
sponsorships with businesses like Rolex, Credit Suisse, and Uniqlo while he was out of commission
for much of the year due to a knee ailment. Today in Luxury Plus we are going to discuss
his luxurious lifestyle. Other celebrities with large fortunes have
become tabloid fodder, leading luxurious lives filled with hard living and notable pranks.
Federer isn't one of them. He lives on a quiet Swiss lake with his wife and four children
(two pairs of twins!). Talking about his wife, Mirka Federer stole
the show of Wimbledon final for many. The size of the engagement ring Mirka was wearing
was utterly taken by eagle-eyed viewers as the TV cameras repeatedly crossed to her to
display her reaction to a number of big points. As Mirka put her hands
to her head, the enormous rock could be seen hanging from her finger, indicating the stress
of the situation. Fans went to social media to discuss the ring, and a jewellery expert
has now calculated the ring's worth. "At first impression, I'd say it's an Emerald Cut,"
Lazar Cebbar, owner of Elizza in Zurich, remarked. Rather than spending his money on himself
and for his family, he also uses it to benefit others through his non-profit, the Roger Federer
Foundation, and other humanitarian endeavours. The Roger Federer Foundation
It strives to improve early education access for children in six low-income nations, including
Botswana, Malawi, and Zambia. It also works with existing NGOs, schools, and teachers
to ensure that more children have access to it. Not only foundation’s he is typically
willing to assist people who have been afflicted by natural disasters. Federer auctioned off
his tennis racket in 2005 to raise $40,000 for Hurricane Katrina victims in the United
States. Federer was elected a Unicef Goodwill Ambassador in 2006, a status granted to benefactors
who work to improve the lives of children all around the world. Following the devastating
earthquake in Haiti in 2010, Federer organised Hit for Haiti, a tennis tournament held before
the Australian Open. While the ticket prices were as low as $9.25, the event raised $200,000
for earthquake relief. That is a huge amount! Yes! Bernand Arnold was genuine in portraying
him as "a living God." His iconic Racket Strings.
Most of you may not be aware that Roger Federer's racket strings cost $40,000. This fee is paid
for a year by the player. That fee covers all four Grand Slams, Masters 1000 events,
and any ATP 500 events he competes in, such as Dubai, Halle, and Basel. The majority of
ATP players thread their rackets using on-site stringers provided by the tournament for a
charge of $23 per racket. While most players are content to spend that amount for their
rackets to be stringed, Roger Federer has hired a special stringer who has produced
some excellent rackets for the World No 3. For the past 15 years, Ron Yu has been Roger
Federer's personal stringer. His racket contains a hybrid design of strings made of Luxilon
Alu power rough and natural gut, according to a recent interview with Swiss television
channel SRF. He also disclosed in the interview that his rackets were made with a specific
rope that Federer generally requests. Along with the power pads, Federer prefers a white
over grip, rope savers, and a Wilson stencil. Federer usually strings nine new rackets before
each match he plays. HOMES
HIS DUBAI APARTMENT. In Dubai, what does $13 million pounds get
you? This magnificent condo, with some of the best views of the marina, appears to be
the case. This gorgeous presidential apartment is located in Le Reve Tower, which has become
renowned as one of Dubai's most stunning buildings. It is not inexpensive to have five bedrooms,
all with en-suite bathrooms, and a powder room covering a total of 6,100 square feet,
and to make things even more intriguing, the entire home is filled with smart technology.
This skyscraper, like most of Dubai's top-of-the-line buildings, has its own helicopter pad.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT. It is, in fact, a hotel. He pays just over
$3,000 a night to dwell on the 16th level of the Carlyle Hotel in New York City. A long
living room with a white orchid, a gargantuan quasi-Picasso, two giant shiny black vases,
a giant antique-mirrored disc, and a book on Jacques Helleu; two hefty closets in the
foyer, where there's also a horn-handled metallic tray; and a master bedroom with a leopard-print
rug, four mirrored bedposts, and a comfy-looking tub. I couldn't imagine spending so much on
a single night, let alone a vacation. SWISS RESORT OF VALBELLA
Federer spends his winter months at the beautiful Skii Chalet property in the Swiss resort of
Valbella, when he is not sunning in Dubai or relaxing on the banks of Lake Zurich. Federer
is said to have spent $17.5 million on the property, which was built entirely from the
ground up and lies on an 8,000-square-meter plot of land. A 125 square metre living and
dining area, as well as a master bedroom and en-suite bathroom, are included in the residence.
A 150-square-meter swimming pool and a wellness centre are among the other amenities.
ROGER’S LAKESIDE MANSION His $6.5 million Lake Zurich Penthouse was
built from scratch and has two separate units for guests or family. This magnificent residence
features floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the breathtaking views of Lake Zurich. A massive
glass dome covers the living area, which has large balconies for sunbathing and a swimming
pool with spa and a first-class gym. With the 500-square-metre property able to offer
both solar and wind power, his extensive Mercedes-Benz automobile collection can fit neatly into
the subterranean car-park. FEDERER & HIS CARS
When mentioning his car collection, Federer's collections are total ace. Along with his
grand slams, the player has some of the priciest cars. Roger has also been a Mercedes Benz
brand ambassador since 2008. In 2018, the former world number one agreed a contract
extension with the German automaker. One of his favorites is Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS I,
having a tall hood, is an amazing-looking monster, powered by a 6.2 naturally aspirated
beast of a V8. When Roger was spotted in his red SLS car, the passenger was none other
than Rafael Nadal, the world's top tennis player.
He also owns MERCEDES E- CLASS CABRIOLET and 6 other luxurious Mercedes cars. Among them
are; Mercedes AMG GT63 Famous for its 4 litre twin-turbo
V8 engine that produces 500 brake horsepower; Mercedes-Benz AMG G63
Mercedes-Benz AMG SL, Range Rover SVR To round out this list, Roger
owns the only non-Mercedes car, another mammoth-sized V8. Roger clearly has a friendly and fruitful
relationship with the Mercedes-Benz marketers, which has allowed him to buy some fantastic
automobiles without having to spend a lot of money.
PRIVATE JET. Roger Federer has his beautiful Bombardier
BD-700 Global Express flying high in the clouds, which has a hefty retail price of $56 million
dollars. This business jet has an incredible range of 11,390 kilometres, a top speed of
950 kilometres per hour, and is propelled by two Turbofan Rolls-Royce BR700 engines.
With a maximum capacity of 19 passengers, this jet can fly between any two spots on
the globe with only one refuelling stop, which is something Federer requires when on long
tours. FASHION
Federer is known for his elegant fitted clothes, with the GUCCI TUXEDO he wore to the Met Gala
in 2017 being his favourite. Federer described the tuxedo as "business in the front, party
in the back" as he had it embroidered with crystal King Cobra in the back.
Since 2011, Federer has been one of Rolexe's most well-known ambassadors. Since then, he
has never lifted a trophy without wearing one of the high-end timepieces. He also discusses
the significance of timepieces in his life. Stunningly, each of those high-end timepieces
was hand-picked to complement Federer's event. In January 2017, at the Australian Open, Federer
wore an impossible sophisticated ROLEX SKY DWELLER the most intricate watch ever created
by Rolex, which now costs $17,760. What could be more appealing than Roger Federer?
Roger Federer's aura is what it is. He exudes confidence and charisma every time he comes
out in public, creating an almost magnetic impact on followers all over the world. He
knows he's tennis royalty and looks the part impeccably, whether posing with a chopper
or sashaying down the red carpet. VACATIONS
Federer's favourite vacation spot is the Maldives, which he holds in high regard. On a few occasions,
the tennis star was prevalent, accompanied by his family. Federer and his wife Mirka
were said to be having a fantastic time at Cheval Blanc Rondelli in the Maldives in 2019,
where a one-night stay costs over $3000. He also disclosed his favourite luxury hotels,
which include Dubai's Burj Al Arab and Rome's Jumeirah Grand Hotel.
That’s it for today’s video guys. What do you think about Roger Federer's lifestyle?
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