Watch: Federer Launches Chocolate Museum
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By Erik GudrisRoger Federer may not be in action on the court this year, but he’s definitely keeping busy.The Swiss great recently participated in the grand opening of a new chocolate museum in Kilchberg, Switzerland.More: Nadal Trains with DimitrovThe Lindt Home of Chocolate will offer visitors an interactive history of chocolate, a research center, along with the opportunity to see a nine-meter high chocolate fountain that contains 1.4 tons of chocolate.
Though he admits he is getting closer to retirement, he wants to give himself more chances to fully compete on the tour.“It would have been easy to retire now,” Federer said about not competing since January, “but I want to continue to offer myself the chance to take advantage of tennis.”Photo credit: Lindt]]>
Richard Pagliaro. Richard Pagliaro is Tennis Now Managing Editor. He is a graduate of New York University and has covered pro tennis for more than 35 years. Richard was tennis columnist for Gannett Newspapers in NY, served as Managing Editor for TennisWeek.com and worked as a writer/editor for Tennis.com. He has been TennisNow.com managing editor since 2010.
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