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With the tennis tour stalled four for an indefinite period due to the coronavirus pandemic, Marin Cilic of Croatia believes Roger Federer will use the break efficiently. And it will continue to break and make records on the ATP Tour. His only victory against Federer was in the semifinals of the US Open 2014. A match later, he was crowned the first major new champion since the 2009 US Open.
“When it comes to Roger, he will certainly use the break perfectly. As it always has “ Cilic addressed the Croatian daily Jutarnji. “Personally I have seen how fascinating he and Nadal look on the court after coming back.”
Federer’s most recent last long stopover was just after his fourth round loss at Wimbledon 2016 against Milos Raonic. The Swiss master retired from the Rio Olympics, underwent knee surgery and took a six-month break from the ATP Tour.
However, he used the break wisely, worked on his game and fitness. He tried to shorten the length of the points, relived his backhand with one hand by catching the ball early, in short, he reemerged as an invincible tennis player.
“I don’t think Roger Federer is finished “- Maric Cilic
With the additional help of his physical stamina and mental stamina, Roger Federer went on to claim more and more ATP titles that incorporated three Slam victories.
“Let’s remember how many injuries Nadal has had and each time he returns. They rarely lose to a player who is not supposed to lose and who is not his rival, especially Federer.” Cilic added.
Throughout his career, he has often been taking breaks of two months or more and would always return in much better shape. I don’t think it’s over. Perhaps his desire is even greater after a break of four or five months. “
The oldest player ranked in the top 100 ATP rankings Federer is on the hunt for his 21st title after beating Cilic in the 2018 Australian Open final. Last year, he was close to an ace in the Wimbledon Finals. 2019, but once again the dream was not fulfilled. And once the tennis season resumes, the Fedfans await one-way traffic on their way.
