Zurich: Roger Federer said his comeback contack had not been seen but insisted he was more than the worst when a 40-year-old tennis targeted back to court.
Federer had come out for more than a year with two operations on his right knee before returning to this year’s tour.
But he only played 13 matches, and underwent the third operation after the defeat of the quarter-final at Wimbledon in July.
“I’m fine; rehabilitation increasingly advanced step by step,” Swiss Star said at an event in Zurich with a sponsor of Mercedes-Benz.
“The worst is behind me.
I look forward to everything that happened to me to come.” When you return from an injury, every day is a better day.
So it’s a pleasant time.
“He said that remembering everything he had passed with his detrimental knee, dealing with the situation” not a mental problem at all “.
Grand Slam champions 20 times, now ranked ninth in the world, saying he looked back to a professional tour as a” challenge “.
Federer added he hoped to return to fitness training and hit the ball on the tennis court as soon as possible, but accepted that “who still needs a little patience”.
He resigned from French this year opened after reaching the fourth round and bent at Wimbledon with Benign , 7-6 (7/4), losing 6-0 to Hubert Hurkacz Poland.
Federer is the Head of the LAVER Cup Instigate, the Annual Team Tournament between six top players from Europe and six from all over the world, which is now in the fourth edition of 2021 held from Friday to Sunday in Boston, but without supervisors, who will watch from a distance.
“It hurts me,” he said.
“I know that At some point I WO ULD can’t be there, but I don’t think it will be this year.
“Federer said he was waiting for 2022, when the tournament would be staged in the British capital.” One of my goals was to really put myself again to return and hopefully play in places like the O2 Arena in London, “he said.
The European Team won Praha 2017, Chicago 2018 and Geneva 2019 LaVer Cup edition, while last year’s tournament was a victim of Pandemic Covid-19.
The worst is behind me, said Roger Federer
