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Roger Federer hopes to play 'one more time' at Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Roger Federer did make his way to Wimbledon this year, after all — not to compete, mind you, but to take part in a ceremony marking the centenary of Centre Court on Sunday — and declared his intention to try to return in 2023 with a racket in hand.
Roger Federer confirms he is intending to play at Wimbledon 'one more time' as he attends centenary event
Roger Federer says he wants to play at Wimbledon «one more time» as he returned to SW19 for Centre Court's centenary celebrations. Federer — 41 in August — last played competitively at Wimbledon twelve months ago, losing to Hubert Hurkacz in the quarter-finals. Ad/> Since then the legendary Swiss has embarked on an arduous, complicated period of recuperation on his troublesome knee.
‘I personally miss him’ - Rafa Nadal admits he misses ‘greatest rival’ Roger Federer at Wimbledon Championships
Rafa Nadal has spoken about Roger Federer’s absence at this year’s Wimbledon Championships, asserting that he is missing one of his ‘greatest rivals’ on the tour. Federer, 40, hasn’t competed since July 2021 after he required knee surgery for the third time in 18 months. Ad/> The record eight-time Wimbledon winner is eyeing a comeback for the 2022 Laver Cup in September, where he’s set to pair up with Nadal, who has been full of praise for his rival.
Wimbledon: Jule Niemeier ends Heather Watson's run at SW19
Heather Watson's Wimbledon run was ended in the fourth round by Centre Court debutant Jule Niemeier.
Martina Navratilova ‘gutted’ to miss Wimbledon centenary after testing positive for Covid
Martina Navratilova was absent from Wimbledon’s centenary celebrations on Sunday after testing positive for coronavirus in the morning.
Grand slam greats mark Wimbledon Centre Court centenary
Wimbledon’s Centre Court has erupted with singing, crying and rapturous applause as tennis fans saw grand slam greats from across the decades stand shoulder-to-shoulder on the hallowed grass.
Roger Federer admits he only has one more Wimbledon left in him before retirement
Roger Federer is targeting one last farewell Wimbledon appearance as a player after his return to Centre Court for a special centenary ceremony prompted a standing ovation.