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Roger Federer’s Laver Cup Announces Two New Host Cities After the London Edition This Year

Published 06/22/2022, 10:10 AM EDT

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Laver cup is one of the most exciting tournaments for modern-day tennis. The tournament consists of two teams- Europe and the World, with the latter comprising players from around the world, excluding Europe. However, this edition is also known for the comeback of the tennis great Roger Federer.

Interestingly, Roger Federer’s management company TEAM8 backs the event. With the current edition all set to play in the London; the Laver Cup announced other host cities for the next two editions through their Twitter handle.

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 Host cities for 2023 and 2024 announced

As per the latest update from Laver Cup organizers, the 2023 edition will commence in Rogers Arena, Vancouver, while Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin, got the hosting rights for the year 2024.

Laver Cup 2023 will kick-start on 22nd September and will go on till 24th September.

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While 2024 edition will begin on 20th September and will end on 22nd September.

Roger Federer to play in the Laver Cup

Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer has confirmed his participation in this year’s laver cup. The former world number 1 who will turn 41 in August, has been away from the tennis court since July last year. Earlier this year, the Swiss maestro confirmed his plans to join hands with world number 4 Rafael Nadal to play for the team Europe.

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Even though the 40-year-old is not at his peak fitness, he looks optimistic about his return. Revealing the reason behind choosing the Laver cup as his comeback tournament, the former world number 1 said“Laver cup is a good start. I don’t have to play five matches in six days.”

Notably, the 20-time Grand Slam champion went through yet another knee surgery which has kept him out of action for over a year. Looking at his age it is a wise decision for Federer to take it slow rather than rushing to more demanding tournaments.

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It will be exciting to see the legend back in action. Now that there are only a couple of months remaining for the tournament, we hope he regains full fitness on time to give his best.

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