Roger Federer’s post-Doha plans are not clear and his intention to play at least one more tournament on indoor fasting, possibly in Dubai or Rotterdam, is still on the table. It certainly won’t be the Miami Masters 1000.
Federer would already risk a terrible opponent in the first round, and instead he has to put plays on the farm. For this reason, in view of the real seasonal goals, from the beloved weed passing through the Games in New York, he will also devote himself to European clay, tickling the imaginations of Italian fans who dream of admiring him at again in Rome, open allowing: “I’ll try to play on the red.
And then of course Halle, Wimbledon, the Olympics and the US Open. I will not try to stay pathologically in the circuit, I still want to celebrate a great victory, even with a long and difficult course. Alpine skiing legend Lindsey Vonn recently named Roger Federer as the greatest champion of all time in men’s tennis.
Vonn admitted, however, that she also has great respect for Federer’s rival Rafael Nadal.
“I’m sure Roger Federer will come back,” said Lindsey Vonn. “He’s so passionate about tennis – that’s why he’s been playing for so long.
He gives so much to sport. Roger Federer is the reason I watch tennis. Sport is not the same without it. Hope he will come back soon. The American thinks Roger Federer would like to continue playing tennis for as long as he can, but that it all depends on how he holds his body.
“He wants to play tennis for as long as he can,” continued Vonn. “Like I’m skiing. But at some point the body can say, “No, that’s too much” I don’t know where Roger is in this process. According to Federer, it’s the feeling of triumph with a shower of love from his fans that keeps him going.
“I just hope everything is fine with the knee. I still have many wishes. I will give it my all. I hope to be able to give back to the fans great victories and great emotions ”. Tennis fans will see Roger Federer in March compete for the Qatar Open title in Doha.
He is looking forward to a great and exciting season, as are his ardent fans. The winner of 103 ATP titles has one of the most important careers in tennis history. And setting an end date on it is unfathomable. However, the Swiss maestro is still passionate about tennis and wants to see where it takes him.
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