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Roger Federer no se rinde en la particular batalla por ser el tenista con más Grand Slam de la historia del tenis pese a que es el que más complicado lo tiene en comparación con Rafa Nadal y Novak Djokovic a causa de sus recientes lesiones y de su edad (cumplirá 41 años el próximo 8 de agosto).
Roger Federer no se rinde en la particular batalla por ser el tenista con más Grand Slam de la historia del tenis pese a que es el que más complicado lo tiene en comparación con Rafa Nadal y Novak Djokovic a causa de sus recientes lesiones y de su edad (cumplirá 41 años el próximo 8 de agosto).
Andy Murray will not be playing on the clay this season. Murray announced ahead of competing at this week’s Rotterdam Open that he will skip the entire clay swing to “rest and recover” ahead of the summer. Ad/> It is a decision which means Murray will not play any top-level competitive tennis for two months.
Carlos Alcaraz sigue asentándose en el Top-30 del ranking ATP una semana más tras la disputa del Open de Australia. A sus 18 años el joven tenista murciano consiguió la semana pasada su mejor ranking histórico tras subir al puesto 29 de la clasificación con 1.673 puntos, lo que le ha permitido superar… a Roger Federer.
Juan Martin del Potro has admitted he could soon be announcing his retirement from professional tennis as he continues to struggle with knee problems.
By DEBORAH CURTIS-SETCHELL
Why do we persist with the notion that players cannot maintain peak form after 30? Huge contracts are far more limiting than age…
Juan Martin del Potro said Saturday his comeback next week after two and a half years of injury is "more a farewell than a return" to tennis. Del Potro is set to announce his retirement after he plays at the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires, his first tournament since fracturing his kneecap in June 2019 at Queen's in London. The former world number three has undergone four surgeries on his knee for that injury while slipping to 757 in the world rankings.