Roger Federer’s South American Tour To Be Seen On You Tube Channel

Written by: Staff on 6th December 2012

Roger Federer’s South American Tour To Be Seen On You Tube Channel

epa03449089 Switzerland's Roger Federer cheers after winning his semifinal match against France's Paul-Henri Mathieu at the Swiss Indoors tennis tournament at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland, 27 October 2012. EPA/GEORGIOS KEFALAS |

Roger Federer fans won’t be at a loss as the 17-time Grand Slam champion plays in unexplored tennis territory during the current Gillette Federer Tour, with the entire three-country tennis safari being live-streamed on the new Roger Federer YouTube Channel

The outlet will allow fans around the world to get inside the action on court during the swing through through Brazil, Argentina and Colombia which ends in Bogata on December 15. The matches will be streamed live on www.youtube.com/RogerFederer.

“I am very excited to launch my new YouTube Channel and be able to deliver to my loyal fans exciting programming that they might not otherwise have an opportunity to see,” the Swiss No. 2 said.

“It’s wonderful that we can start this initiative with these great exhibitions and I hope to be able to deliver additional events, programs and original content on my channel in the future. These are exciting times in the social media and digital world and I want to be able to provide my fans with more cool content they can find in one convenient place.”

The tour program:(Brazil, Argentina times GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) -2, Colombia times GMT -4)

Sao Paulo December 6 @ Not Before 9:30pm vs Thomaz Bellucci

Sao Paulo December 8 @ Not Before 9:30pm vs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga

Sao Paulo December 9 @ 6:00pm vs Tommy Haas

Buenos Aires December 12 @ 8:30pm vs Juan Martin Del Potro

Buenos Aires December 13 @ 8:30pm vs Juan Martin Del Potro

Bogota December 15 @ 6:00pm vs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga

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