Usai Juara Indonesia Masters 2022, Fajar/Rian Mulai dari Nol Lagi
Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto sukses menjuarai Indonesia Masters 2022. Tapi mereka tak bisa larut dalam euforia, masih ada Indonesia Open 2022.
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Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto sukses menjuarai Indonesia Masters 2022. Tapi mereka tak bisa larut dalam euforia, masih ada Indonesia Open 2022.
Swiss tennis great Roger Federer said he hopes to recover from his latest knee surgery and get back on the ATP circuit next season. "How, why and to do what, I don't yet know, but that would be the idea," the 20-time Grand Slam title winner and former world number one told Swiss daily Tagesanzeiger in an interview published on Sunday.
Roger Federer admitted on Saturday that "things are moving slowly" in his attempt to recover from knee surgery. The 20-time Grand Slam title winner and former world number one has not played since a quarter-final defeat at Wimbledon almost a year ago.
Roger Federer admitted Saturday that "things are moving slowly" in his attempt to recover from knee surgery. The 20-time Grand Slam title winner and former world number one has not played since a quarter-final defeat at Wimbledon almost a year ago. He then underwent a third surgery on his knee while his world ranking has slumped to 50, his lowest in 22 years.
Roger Federer said he is "definitely" intending to return to top-level tennis in 2023, but added that he had not made any concrete plans beyond his scheduled appearances at the Laver Cup and his home tournament in Basel later this year.
A second consecutive round of 73 meant that Leona Maguire missed the cut at the ShopRite LPGA Classic.
Roger Federer admitted Saturday that "things are moving slowly" in his attempt to recover from knee surgery.
The 20-time Grand Slam title winner and former world number one has not played since a quarter-final defeat at Wimbledon almost a year ago. He then underwent a third surgery on his knee while his world ranking has slumped to 50, his lowest in 22 years.