The 2022 French Open is about to start in Roland Garros, and the stars such as Djokovic, Nadal and Zverev are preparing for the tournament in full swing. Another giant, Federer, has good news, he posted pictures of his rehabilitation on social platforms, and is expected to return to the field at Wimbledon to impact the 21st Grand Slam title of his career. In the eyes of many fans, the 40-year-old Federer is almost impossible to win a Grand Slam, and even reaching the men's singles final is an unexpected surprise, but the Swiss king's dedication and love for tennis may be able to get the favor of the god of luck in Wimbledon.
For the past two seasons, Federer has been holding the free card due to a serious knee injury that requires a long period of recovery and recuperation. Last season, Federer had planned to make a comeback at the Australian Open, but considering that his physical condition was still not at his best, he had to push out the time to meet the fans again. In the two years that Federer faded out, the world men's tennis world has undergone a sudden change. Medvedev won the first Grand Slam title in his career and ascended to the world number one throne; Djokovic remained strong, winning the Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon men's singles titles last season.
Nadal flipped the 2022 Australian Open against the wind, grabbing the 21st Grand Slam in the hands of the strong, becoming the first person in history. It is worth mentioning that after Nadal surpassed the number of Federer Grand Slam champions, the Swiss king also sent a special message to congratulate him. Previously, many people speculated that Federer may have quietly chosen to leave the game, and before Wimbledon, Federer revealed that he had undergone recovery training and was currently in good condition. If all goes well, he will most likely return at Wimbledon and strive to win the men's singles gold cup at the All England Club.
Judging from the competitive landscape and technical ability of today's men's tennis world, Federer can only put all his hopes on the grass court if he wants to win a Grand Slam again. The Australian Open and the US Open are both hard courts, and even though Federer has won two Grand Slam titles in two tournaments, Djokovic and Medvedev are two great gods that Federer is difficult to cross. The French Open has always been Federer's worst Grand Slam, and of his 20 Grand Slam titles, only in 2009 the French Open won the only Musketeers' Cup.
Wimbledon is Federer's blessed land, and the Swiss are second to none of all the players, both in terms of past records and fan support. At Wimbledon in 2022, if Federer can make a comeback, will he have the opportunity and strength to win the men's singles championship? Some people think that in any case, Federer does not have the strength to win the championship. There are also fans who have a glimmer of hope for Fei Tianwang, just like the Australian Open in the 2022 season, many people did not expect Nadal to laugh to the end. What do you think about that?
(Luo Treasurer)