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Federer takes Aussie Open trophy to top of Swiss mountains

Just another day in the life of Roger Federer.

Published Feb 20, 2017

Roger Federer finally got to do something he's never done before—take a Grand Slam trophy to the peak of a Swiss mountain. Of course, he couldn't help but play a little tennis while he was up there.

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Federer's win in the Melbourne final over Rafael Nadal earned him his record 18th Grand Slam. After so many majors, it's not surprising he feels the need to find new and innovative ways to celebrate.

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While the 35-year-old is a Swiss native, he lets his kids do all the skiing for him. However, he has developed a friendship with champion skier Lindsay Vonn.

It's just another day in the life of Federer.