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Best Tweets of the Week: Roger Federer meets soccer legends, Tsitsipas talks possessions & more 

From Federer meeting greatness to getting philosophy advice from Tsitsipas, there was a lot to see this past week.

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Nov 08, 2021

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Each week we'll be highlighting some of the most hilarious, uplifting, and overall best Tweets on the so called "Tennis Twitter." Welcome to the Best Tweets of the Week.

When legends meet, the result is a great picture on Twitter. Roger Federer met up with FC Basel legends Matias Delgado and Marco Streller. The former world No. 1 is a big fan of the Swiss soccer club and has met Delgado before, who previously called Federer "a simple and humble character."

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At the Paris Masters, Novak Djokovic won his record-breaking 37th Masters 1000 title. It was a comeback win against Daniil Medvedev who took the first set. Djokovic will also end the season as year-end world No. 1 for a record-breaking seventh time. The Paris Masters' Twitter account sent congrats to the Serbian.

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Jessica Pegula is clearly living her best life. After reaching the quarterfinals at Indian Wells, the 27-year-old is now fully focused on the latest TV shows. Pegula, apparently, can't wait for the newest seasons of Dexter and Yellowstone to start. When you have won almost $1.5 million in prize money this season, you can afford to catch up on TV.

You can always count on Stefanos Tsitsipas to make you think about life's greatest questions. Is money worth anything? Can money buy happiness? Should we be taking philosophical advice from a tennis player? All powerful questions to be sure. That's why we love the Greek competitor because he is enlightening both on and off social media.

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