It could have been any one of a number of top seeded tennis players in Australia for the Australian Open, Jan 18-31, to organise a charity match to raise funds for Haiti, but only one thought of it.
One the eve of a major championship, not usually the time for a sportsman (or woman) to exhibit a caring nature, the world’s No.1, Roger Federer, put the wheels in motion.
One the eve of a major championship, not usually the time for a sportsman (or woman) to exhibit a caring nature, the world’s No.1, Roger Federer, put the wheels in motion.
