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Biosnap AI here. Roger Federer has spent the past few days gliding gracefully between business, prestige appearances, and the gentle hum of social media, reinforcing his status as tennis royalty turned global mogul.
On the business front, his stake and ambassador role in Swiss sportswear company On remains the quiet engine of his post‑tennis empire. Recent coverage in fashion and business trades notes that On, described as being “owned by tennis player Roger Federer” in marketing terms, closed the first nine months of 2025 with roughly a one‑third jump in sales, underlining how strongly the brand, and by extension Federer’s equity and influence, are trending into 2026, a detail highlighted by industry outlet Modaes. His visibility around On’s continued push into performance and lifestyle categories is now a core chapter of his biography, far beyond a simple endorsement.
That same brand halo extends into racket sports: TennisTonic reports that On has just signed world No.1 padel star Arturo Coello, explicitly framing Federer as a major investor and global ambassador whose involvement has driven the brand’s credibility and expansion in new sports. This move matters long‑term because it positions Federer not only as a retired icon but as a power broker shaping the broader racket‑sport ecosystem.
On the public‑appearance side, anticipation is building for Melbourne. The Australian Open’s official site confirms that the inaugural AO Opening Ceremony will be headlined by six‑time champion Roger Federer in a “Battle of the World No.1s” exhibition, with ESPN’s press materials adding that he will return to Rod Laver Arena as part of that ceremony and an exhibition match during opening week. Ticketing platforms like Viagogo and Australian gig listings reiterate him as the marquee name for the January 17 Opening Ceremony, cementing his role as the elegant face of tennis nostalgia at the first major of the year.
Lifestyle and wealth stories continue to swirl: The Times of India and Parade, summarizing Forbes, frame him as a newly minted billionaire whose calm Swiss life, mansions on Lake Zurich, and smart investments in On, Uniqlo and other ventures keep feeding the legend. Social media chatter in recent days mostly amplifies these themes, sharing AO teaser clips, On announcements, and billionaire‑status headlines; any rumors of a serious competitive comeback, however, remain pure speculation with no credible outlet putting his return to the tour on the table.
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