World number three Roger Federer has expressed that he would be 'OK' even if he is not able to add to his record 17 Grand Slam titles in the upcoming season.
The Swiss maestro, who reached the finals of two Grand Slams last year, revealed that it would be amazing to win another Grand Slam title but admitted that he wouldn't be frustrated if he fails to win any more major championship, News.com.au reported.
Federer, who will play at this week's Brisbane International before the Australian Open, admitted that he was content with what he had achieved in his glorious career, adding that he wants to win in Brisbane again.
Federer won six of his 11 finals last year, with all five losses in finals being to world number one Novak Djokovic.
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