‘Roger Federer will most probably stay stuck at…’, says top coach
[ad_1]
Fans all over the world are eager for Roger Federer to return to the circuit. The former ATP number 1 has played very little in recent years, thanks to a serious right knee injury that forced him to three operations in 18 months.
The Swiss star played just 13 official matches last year, collecting nine wins and four losses. The round of 16 at Roland Garros and the quarterfinals at Wimbledon were his best seasonal results, a far too meager booty for a legend of his caliber.
A few weeks after the Championships, the 40-year-old from Basel decided to undergo yet another knee surgery in the hope of solving the problem. Recently, the 20-time Grand Slam champion announced his plans to return in late summer or early autumn, perhaps for the Laver Cup (which will take place at London’s O2 Arena in late September).
The hope of the fans is that the King can worthily end a stratospheric career. During a conversation on LinkedIn, Patrick Mouratoglou took a closer look at Roger’s perspectives.
Mouratoglou talks about Federer
There is no doubt that Roger Federer is one of the most famous tennis player of all time.
Naturally, he also has a lot of sponsors and endorsements owing to his tremendously successful career. Some of these partnerships have been continuing for so long with Rolex and Wilson being prime examples. “Roger Federer’s last Grand Slam title was back in 2017,” he said.
“He has played only three tournaments in the last two years and has already announced that he won’t play Wimbledon this year. He will most probably stay stuck at 20 Grand Slam titles. Since the Australian Open, Rafa is back to a comfortable position.
He is leading in the number of Grand Slam titles with 21, one more than Novak and Roger. The next Grand Slam will be Roland-Garros and Rafa has won seven out of the last 10 French Opens. It’s still unclear if Novak will be playing in Paris.
If Rafa wins the French, Novak will be under high pressure at Wimbledon as he will feel…
[ad_2]
Source : tennisworldusa
