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“Roger Federer in a full final season in 2023”

In a recent interview with RTS squeezed Marc Rossett his wish Roger Federer see you again for at least another season. He said: “I want Roger Federer to have a full final season in 2023.

That would be great, but I don’t know how that’s possible. Roger is working hard to recover from another knee operation, it’s not easy at his age. Federer’s luck is what counts for me.

Whatever decision he makes, I’ll be happy for him.” In an interview with Tennis Deutschland, Christopher Clarey analyzed the Swiss’s options: “Roger came a point short of winning Wimbledon the last time he was really healthy .

He believes he has one last chance in London once he gets back to good form. On paper, things didn’t go badly for him last year either, after reaching the quarter-finals despite a precarious condition.

I doubt he can do better, there are too many opponents on his way. However, it’s always difficult to bet against Federer.”

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I doubt he can do better, there are too many opponents on his way.

However, it’s always difficult to bet against Federer.” The Swiss champions had tried a tentative return last year, but it hadn’t gone well. Suffice it to say that Roger has only played 13 official matches in 2021 and has nine wins and four scored defeats.

The round of 16 at Roland Garros and the quarter-finals at Wimbledon were his best results of the season, far too meager prey for a legend of his caliber. A few weeks after Wimbledon, the former world No. 1 announced he had suffered a recurrence in his right knee and needed surgery for the third time in 18 months.

The 20-time Grand Slam winner is hoping for a return in late summer or early autumn, perhaps for the Laver Cup (which takes place September 23-25 ​​at the O2 Arena in London). Roger was overtaken in the all-time Majors rankings by Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic snatched the record for weeks at the top of the ATP rankings.

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