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Roger Federer shows he's got ball hockey game, scores buzzer-beater goal
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Roger Federer shows he's got ball hockey game, scores buzzer-beater goal

Published Aug. 5, 2014 2:11 p.m. ET

Roger Federer is not exactly known for his hockey skills, but one would think otherwise after seeing his talents in a Toronto celebrity charity ball hockey game.

The seven-time Wimbledon champion can boast that he was the one who scored a buzzer-beater goal in the game that featured NHL stars Phil Kessel and Jason Spezza.

Just look at that nice slap shot from the right circle.

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And there's no showboating from Mr. Federer but rather a nice little low-key celebration.

The tennis icon admitted after the game that although he loves hockey, he doesn't know how to skate, so this is probably where Federer's hockey career comes to a close.

That said, he did use ball hockey as a training technique for tennis back in the day.

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