Roger Federer asks fans to photoshop him around India and the results are in

September 24, 2014 17:26

Roger Federer took Twitter by storm when he asked his fans in India to photoshop at interesting locations in India.

This is what he tweeted on September 22. @rogerfederer I need some help from my supporters in India. I'm only in Delhi for a few days, so can't visit all amazing places that I'd like...

Federer will be in Delhi for the International Premier Tennis League where he will lead the Indian Aces, the Indian franchise of the league.

Immediately after he confirmed his partcipation, he had tweeted: "India, here I come! Looking forward to playing two matches in Delhi on December 7th & 8th. I'm beyond excited!" (And so are we, Roger!)

Anyway, fans across India have been photo shopping his picture and the results are amazing. Have a look.

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