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Best Tweets of the Week: Rogers, Keys and more celebrate Thanksgiving 

Many Americans took to Twitter to celebrate the holiday week.

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Nov 28, 2021

Each week we'll be highlighting some of the most hilarious, uplifting, and overall best tweets from the so-called "Tennis Twitter." Welcome to the Best Tweets of the Week.

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Shelby Rogers

Shelby Rogers clearly enjoys Thanksgiving, calling it her favorite holiday. The American wished everyone happy holidays and Thanksgiving. Rogers has a lot to be thankful for, including a quarterfinals run at Indian Wells this year.

Madison Keys

Madison Keys headed home for the holiday weekend, bringing fresh flowers for the family. The American drove her Volvo that she won after winning the 2019 Volvo Car Open. Keys truly has so much to be thankful for.

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Steve Johnson

Steve Johnson's spirit animal is officially a bulldog. The American clearly ate too much during the holiday when he shared a video of a bulldog from the National Dog Show being carried to a podium. If only we could all be carried to the couch like this on Thanksgiving.

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Roger Federer

Roger Federer isn't American so he didn't celebrate Thanksgiving. However, the former world No. 1 still brought some holiday cheer with his latest line of calendars. All proceeds benefit his foundation. The Swiss player also wished everyone a safe and happy holiday season.