Credit Suisse, Roger Federer's sponsor, announced a contest where the winner will get a chance to win an all expensed trip to London and meet the famous tennis player in person. As the rules of the contest states:

 "The winner will fly by business class to London on November 19 and spend three nights there in a top-class hotel at Canary Wharf. The highlight of the stay will be a meeting with Roger Federer," said Credit Suisse in a statement.

"Depending on his match schedule, the meeting will take place on Sunday, November 20 or Monday, November 21. The return flight will then be on November 22, once again in business class. So that the winner does not have to travel alone they can take along a person of their choice for whom the same conditions apply."



To join the contest, fans should choose their preferred ending from two of Federer's commercial ending in the new Credit Suisse commercial. In order to vote, visit their Facebook page before their contest closes on Nov. 6.

It seems like this would be one of the promotional campaigns for Federer's comeback. In spring this year, Federer slipped rank from 2 to 3 making Djokovic. In the recent ATP rankings, for the first time since the Wimbledon '03, Federer drops from the top 3 and takes fourth place as Novak Djokovic ends the year as the world number one player.

Just this week, he withdraws from the Shanghai Masters due to some niggling injuries. Although Federer has an Olympic gold in the doubles he may be on the lookout to win another gold in the singles and the 2012 might be his chance to do it.

"The gold medal in the London Olympics, at Wimbledon. That gold medal, I still don't have it, but Olympic gold has always represented something special to me," Federer made his ambitions clear in his recent interview in French magazine "L'Equipe."

"I'm looking forward to what's coming next. There are still important goals for me, starting with my hometown tournament in Basel, the London Masters...and I imagine I'll be very hungry at the next Australian Open," Federer talks about plans for his comeback.

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Switzerland's Roger Federer hits a return to Portugal's Rui Machado during their men's singles Davis Cup tennis match in Bern July 8, 2011.

Roger Federer holds the record for holding the world number one spot.

Federer of Switzerland thanks the crowd after defeating Monaco of Argentina following their match at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York.

Roger Federer of Switzerland celebrates defeating Santiago Giraldo of Colombia following their match at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York, August 29, 2011

Roger Federer of Switzerland celebrates after defeating Adrian Mannarino of France at the Wimbledon tennis championships in London June 23, 2011.

Federer of Switzerland returns the ball to Nadal of Spain during their men's final at the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris

Federer will look to win his 17th Grand Slam at Wimbledon, which he has won six times previously.

Federer of Switzerland reacts after winning against Simon of France at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne.