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5 reasons why Roger Federer is the biggest draw at the 2015 IPTL

The IPTL has evolved considerably in the one year that it has been in existence. And the changes – which include the migration of Roger Federer from Indian Aces to UAE Royals – have all been for the good. Quite a few eyebrows were raised when Federer announced his decision to play in three IPTL legs – Dubai, India and Singapore. But for the fans, there was no shortage of ecstasy at the thought of getting to watch Federer a lot more than initially expected. So what is it about the Swiss that makes him such an in-demand player, someone who people keep wanting to watch more and more everywhere and anywhere in the world? Here's a look at the reasons why Federer is such an irresistible draw, and easily the biggest attraction at the IPTL. 

#5 As a magician with a racquet, he\'s a genuine crowd-puller

A banner during the IPTL match between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic last year

In utmost honesty, does there really have to be a justification to watch the maestro play? He is a magician on the court, with his fabulous touch and silken movement making him truly stand out from the crowd.

It is often said that Federer glides on the court while everyone else seems to be stomping and sprinting on it. His delicate slices, razor-sharp volleys, deft drop shots regularly make the spectators ooh and aah, while his sudden bursts of power and pace leave his opponents completely befuddled. It's also been said that watching Roger Federer play is like a religious experience, and not many of his fans of which there are millions would disagree.

All of Federer's artistry, his finesse, his magic, can bebe experienced first-hand only by going and watching Federer playon the court. So when he comes to town for the IPTL, all tennis followers would be desperate to get a glimpse of his play.

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