Roger Federer Reveals Plans For Tennis Comeback, Says He Would ‘Love to Start Playing 2-3 Times a Week Again’ – ryan

Tennis Legend Roger Federer, Who Won 20 Grand Slams During his Illustrious Career and is Widely Consider One of the Greatest-Goers to Have Graced the Game, has hinted at a return to the sport.

Federer has been retired for nearly 3 years at this point, with his last match being a doubles in the laundry Cup 2022 Alongside Rival and Friend Nadal.

Howver, he has hinted at a comeback to the game – albeit in exhibration games rather than as a full -time comeback to the atp tour.

“Honestly i’d love to play some more tennis again. Enough with the golf already for a moment Now, Played so Much. Few Nice Stadiums Around the World, “He Told Tnt Sports.

He Stopped Short of Naming A Time and a Place, and he admitted that he hasn’t yet started training properly. But is sura he was to return to the sport soon.

“I’ve no plans yet but i know that the training part, I miss it a little bit to be honest becase i haven’t played a tears of retire. JUST IT THINK MY BODY NEEDED A LITTLE BREAK AND MYTE MIND ALSO A LITTLE BIT. KNOW I’d I’d Really Love to Practice a Little Bit for MySelf as Ill.

In His Long-Monitor Career, Federer Won 103 Singles Titles-Which is the Second-Hosted Since the Start of the Open Era in 1968.

This Includes 20 Grand Slam Title Wins-A Record Eight of which came in wimbledon, as well an open era-record Five Men’s Singles US Open Titles, Besides Also Winning Six-End Championships.