Throwback to when Roger Federer, Milos Raonic and Ivan Ljubicic crashed Andy Murray on Twitter
A memorable Twitter interaction among four tennis stars was witnessed by the fans in the year 2005. 3-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray began a Q&A session on Twitter. Roger Federer was among the many who had thrown in a question for the Glasgow-born star.
The Swiss legend asked Murray how he got his hair to be so curly. Federer hilariously put in a hashtag #HelpABrotherOut. Murray didn’t disappoint with his reply as he said that Federer took much better care of his hair. Murray added that during a photo shoot that took place the day before, he saw Federer checking out his hair. Murray’s hashtag was – #silkysmooth.
Federer replied saying that it’s all about the hair. Milos Raonic joined the conversation and agreed with Federer regarding the importance of hair. The former World No. 3 Ivan Ljubicic who wasn’t known for his hair, abruptly brought a close to the conversation with the reply: “No it’s not!!!!!”
Roger Federer versus Andy Murray – Head-to-Head Stats
Roger Federer and Andy Murray are two of the greatest tennis players of all time. They have faced each other on numerous occasions and produced thrilling matches that are going to be watched and re-watched for many years.
The first match between Murray and Federer came in the 2005 Thailand Open final. The Swiss won in straight sets 6-3, 7-5.
Out of the 25 matches that they have had, Murray has won 11 while the rest have been won by Federer. The last time they faced each other was at the ATP Masters 1000 event at Cincinnati in 2015. Federer won the match 6-4, 7-6 (8-6).
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