Steve Kerr's doppelganger shares mix-up with Roger Federer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 30, 2026, 2:52 AM
Last updated Oct 30, 2026

Steve Kerr's doppelganger met tennis icon Roger Federer during a recent event, leading to a case of mistaken identity. The encounter unfolded when Federer, excited to see what he thought was the Golden State Warriors coach, took a selfie with the look-alike. During the moment, Federer expressed gratitude for the photo, unaware of the mix-up. The doppelganger recounted the experience, highlighting his admiration for Federer, who is considered his favorite athlete. The Golden State Warriors continue their season, having recently improved to 2-3 after a victory against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
- •Steve Kerr's doppelganger met Roger Federer courtside.
- •Federer mistook him for the Warriors coach.
- •Doppelganger described his admiration for Federer.
- •Warriors recently improved to 2-3 this season.
- •The encounter happened while Federer was at a game.
- 2:52 AMYahoo Sports — Warriors coach Steve Kerr’s doppelganger details how Roger Federer fell for identity mix-up
"Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr’s reputation as a successful coach who guided his team to the NBA’s most recent dynasty is synonymous with winning. Therefore, it came as no surprise that tennis legend Roger Federer was thrilled to see who he thought was the four-time champion head coach. As Kerr enters the final chapter of his coaching […] The post Warriors coach Steve Kerr’s doppelganger details how Roger Federer fell for identity mix-up appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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