Federer, Sharapova celebrate titles: the social round-up

Published by Daniel Irvine

DEJA VU: Rafael Nadal watches as Roger Federer celebrates another title win in Shanghai; Getty Images
What has been happening on social media in the tennis world?

Welcome to today’s social round-up, which begins with Roger Federer celebrating another win over foe Rafael Nadal.

Victory in the Shanghai final marked Federer’s fifth consecutive win over the world No.1:

It was a performance that left former players Boris Becker, Nicolas Kiefer and Jan-Michael Gambill in awe:

Yet Nadal remains determined as ever:

Henri Kontinen and John Peers also left Shanghai with a winners trophy, their second title in two weeks:

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova was relieved to battle past Daria Gavrilova in three grueling sets to win Hong Kong:

Maria Sharapova won her first title in over two years in Tianjin:

Meanwhile, Alexandr Dolgopolov is busy admiring his style:

And again… name the shot???????????????? ? ?????… ???????? ???????????????? #thedog

A post shared by Alex Dolgopolov AKA “THE DOG” (@alexdolgopolov) on

David Goffin is feeling tall, for once:

It looks like Lara Arruabarrena has taken a wrong turn on her way to her final tournament of the season:

Genie Bouchard thinks she’s hot:

Maria Sharapova had something to say in Russian:

Alize Cornet is partying in Moscow:

Fabio Fognini is on dad duties:

And Garbine Muguruza is in a mood:

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