"It was this personal commitment to us and the fact that he is highly respected the world over that led us to consider how we could honour him," tournament director Ralf Weber said on Tuesday.
Federer, 30, has used the event in the sleepy Westphalia town for more than a decade to prepare for Wimbledon. Most of his top rivals opted in the past to play the event at Queen's in London.
http://eurosport.yahoo.com/08052012/58/halle-names-street-federer.html
Good luck in Madrid for now, Champ!!! We believe in you! ;)
xo K
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