Peter Lundgren, Former Coach of Roger Federer, Passes Away at 59

Lundgren, a pivotal figure in Federer's early career, succumbed to complications from diabetes.

Lundgren coached Federer to his first Grand Slam victory at Wimbledon in 2003.
He was known for his significant contributions to the careers of several top tennis players.
Lundgren's death was confirmed by his children on social media.
He had previously battled health issues, including a leg amputation.
Tributes have poured in from the tennis community, remembering his impact and legacy.