Roger Federer…..! One of the hardest sports, if not the most, is tennis. The entire body goes through a lot during the day-to-day exercise. You have to have a strong balance on the upper and lower part of your body to cover a large distance, serve with a strong hand, forehand, etc.
So many players have witnessed the careers of Rogers Federer and Rafael Nadal being cut short as a result of lengthy injuries or even during the modern era, which is still ruled by the Big Three, so they can keep themselves in the middle of a difficult world.
Swiss Master Roger Federer was asked about his longevity in advance of his Wimbledon opener in 2021. On 8 August, the 39-year-old will turn 40 and compete in his 21st Grand Slam title and 9th grass court championships.
You would think we found ways to be happy, motivated and entertained and not allow our daily struggles to be dominated by negative things, including with the family and so much.
It is much easier to walk away, especially with your family. All people go up and down, but we’ve been more motivated and happier to remain in our careers. Only better things are good enough for us, and therefore put a great deal of pressure on us.
I believe my objective wasn’t to play until 39, 40 or more. More than 35, at that time it was already a large number. Agassi didn’t play for a little longer, Edberg, and (Boris) Becker (Stefan) withdrew early and quietly.
(Andre) It’s difficult to continue pushing on the tour for more years, but I enjoy travelling. No, but the goal never was 40 but I think I love it very much.
I will find out whether the results are back and that is why it is so important for me right now, Wimbledon 2021.
The legend of the game is still Federer. It was his coherence that surprised everyone in his young age and took notice of him in the tennis world.
His efforts to cope with injuries and a number of operations are certainly inspiring to his supporters, but his striving for more and longevity is.
The Swiss Master, after a tame end in the French Open, returns to his favourite field and gives Novak Djokovic and many others a tough battle for the 9th Wimbledon championship this year.
