Switzerland’s Roger Federer, 39, is anxiously awaiting his return to the Tour as he believes his career is “not yet over” Federer, former world No. 1, underwent two knee surgeries last year and, he is about to kick off his 2021 season at the Doha tournament.
“I just have a feeling that my career isn’t over yet. Now I’m going to see again how I enjoy life on the tour, with my forties, the rough journey.
I hope I can play for tournament wins again, ‘said Federer, according to Rene Stauffer. “I have to go through Doha first, then see what things are like in Dubai.
Then it will be a month of training, then we will see what it will look like for the clay court season. The year is long. I still need a lot of answers before I know what the clay season will look like for me.
Federer followed tennis news and results
While recovering from the surgeries he underwent, Federer regularly monitored tournament results. I watched a lot of tennis (on television); I wanted to know what was going on and I was checking the results almost every two hours, including the results of the Challenger tournaments and the doubles.
I was impressed with the level so high, ” Federer revealed. Federer, record holder of 20 Grand Slam titles, admitted he was “down” after the second surgery.
“I was on the ground after the second operation, I questioned everything. Wimbledon was called off and the coronavirus crisis was serious.
But I knew if I was coming back or not; and that was my goal. I just wanted to get well. I have to do it game by game. First Doha, then decisive: what about Dubai? After Dubai, there is a four to six week fitness unit.
I hope then that I will be even more explosive. At the moment, I’m only planning until Wimbledon.
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