Roger Federer Twitter: Swiss Tennis Star Great With Tweets, Bad With Selfies [PHOTOS] : TENNIS : Sports World News

It is unhappy to see the previous No. 1 participant on this planet battle a lot, however such is the case of Roger Federer.

USA TODAY Sports’ released a report outlining the Swiss tennis star’s current woes … at taking selfies.

Sure, the key is out that Federer wants a lesson on correct digital camera cellphone utilization.

The prototypical instance of Federer’s deficiency was a tweet by Viviana Sarmiento underneath a photograph Federer took of him and her in Bogota by which Federer managed to seize solely the tip of his nostril down.

Federer took the photograph over the weekend.

“@rogerfederer I like you however you personal me an apologize for this dangerous selfie you took of us within the Bogotá exhibit #AskRF pic.twitter.com/jqJf5e5Bdr,” Sarmiento tweeted.

There are a few different examples of Federer’s ineptitude.

USA TODAY Sports activities reported that Federer’s capacity to tweet far exceeds his selfie prowess. He holds #AskRF periods on Twitter, by which he selects questions submitted by among the 1.1 million followers he has.

“Among the many issues we realized: Federer is petrified of curler coasters, his favourite fruit is strawberry, he is completely satisfied Kobe Bryant is again on the courtroom and he is modified from a cat man right into a canine man,” USA TODAY Sports activities reported.

SI.com reported that Federer spent nearly two hours answering questions for his #AskRF segment over the week. And no topic appears to be out of bounds.

From Lina Mahfoud: “@rogerfederer You’d quite swim in a pool stuffed with chocolate or jelly #askrf “

Federer’s reply: “@LinaMahfoud What do you assume I am from Switzerland or #JellyCountry? #AskRF”

Within the SI story, Federer’s selfie lower off the very prime of his head.

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