Federer has revealed plans for a stunning comeback, eager to fill out some of the world's most beautiful stadiums
Roger Federer has sent a message of hope to a large number of fans around the globe, who are expected to see him back on the tennis court soon after confirming his desire to return to training.
He hasn't made it clear that he's eyeing a sensational return to professional tennis, but he seems eager to get back in shape, and he's hoping to play some exhibition matches.
Federer retired in 2022 after a touching Laver Cup match in London, and now he seems ready to return to the pitch.
"Honestly, I'd love to play tennis again." Federer told TNT Sport. "Enough golf, I've played too much. So seriously,I want to start playing tennis two or three times a week and hopefully get back on the exhibition court and fill up some of the most beautiful stadiums around the world。 I don't have specific plans yet. I kind of miss the training time. I haven't played much since I retired because I need to rest physically and mentally. ”
"I've played with kids, but I'd love to train while I'm traveling, and hopefully you'll see me in an exhibition game soon."
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With Federer's arch-rival Rafael Nadal retiring from professional tennis, the prospect of an exhibition match between the two greatest players of all time is sure to be exciting.
Federer remains an important figure in tennis, especially in the Laver Cup, an event he conceived and founded in honour of Australia's great Rod Laver.
This year's Laver Cup will be held in San Francisco, with Andre Agassi captaining the World Team and Yannick Noah leading the European team for the first time.
Federer said the Laver Cup is not the same as Wimbledon or anything else. The black pitch adds to the atmosphere of the game, and the branding of the whole event is great. But what was really special was the team atmosphere – the European team came together. Players from different countries fought for the Laver Cup and for Rod Laver. Federer thinks that Rhodes. Laver is one of the most inspiring figures in tennis.
Björn Borg and John McEnroe have captained the previous Laver Cups, but now the situation has changed. In San Francisco, there will be new captains:
Team Europe is Yannick Noah and Team World is Andre Agassi.This is what makes the Laver Cup very different and unique.
Federer said ticket sales were doing very well, and he felt the San Francisco Bay Area would welcome tennis. In general, they don't usually get a lot of tennis matches, and now some of the greatest players in the world are coming. It's going to be exciting.
Federer considers last year's event in Berlin, Germany, to be a great success. He had a really good time there at the time. So, he believes San Francisco will be just as successful.
Former British number oneTim HenmanHaving been confirmed as the vice-captain of Team Europe, he is looking forward to taking on the challenge.
Henman Says:
"I'm very excited to be part of the European team. Having watched the Laver Cup as a commentator and seen first-hand how intense the competition is, how competitive the tennis is, and how passionate and interactive the players are on the bench, I know what makes this tournament special. It is a great honour for Yannick Noah to invite me to be part of the Laver Cup and I am very much looking forward to working with him and the team to continue the European tradition." ”
Whether it's Laver, Federer, Noah, Agassi, they are all legends in tennis. Federer's purpose in creating the Laver Cup is also to commemorate Laver and other tennis legends. He is looking forward to connecting the legend with the current tennis world, keeping the tradition alive and passing it on in one line.
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