Roger Federer will return in 2021, hoping to replicate a bit of what he did in 2017, one of the best years of his career, when he was able to amaze everyone by winning the Austrian Open. and Wimbledon.
There is no doubt that the Swiss, with the help of his staff, will try to get back in shape to be ready for Melbourne (Australian Open 2021) and go as far as possible. We could say that Roger applauds a collective competitive postponement in 2021, given the objective difficulties related to travel from one country to another, in relation to the problem of the pandemic.
From this point of view, the feeling is that the next season, in which Roger will have forty springs on his shoulders, may be the last. Are his closing matches at the Tokyo Olympics? We will find out.
Without a doubt, the Swiss have to face a physique which begins to make feel the inevitable evils of the time. The 20-time Grand Slam champion seems to have made a pact with the devil, the way he plays.
The reality, however, is that in a specialty where athleticism is increasingly important, infinite class is not enough.
Maybe the former world number 1 will surprise us again.
In a recent interview for SRFSport, Roger Federer discussed his plans for the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
The Olympics are always special. I took an incredible amount.
I can’t wait to see what Tokyo will look like and hope the games can take place in 2021! – said Roger Federer. “Of course I want a medal there.
Whether it’s singles, doubles or mixed, ” he added. ” I’m not there yet, ” explained Federer. “If you’ve been on tour for 20 years, you’re happy to have a quieter year.
Good preparation begins about 3 months before the Games; you don’t think about it in advance. The 2021 season definitely seems to be on his plans as he explained how much he prefers a short term approach to a longer one: “ It’s already clear that I am at the end of my career.
I cannot say what will be in 2 years. That’s why I plan year after year. I am still happy at the moment. But when the cogwheels no longer hold, I stop.
When I get old, I will surely play tennis. It will be a very interesting step not to always work on something and only play with colleagues, ” concluded Swiss Maestro Roger Federer.
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