Now that Roger Federer is out of the tennis circuit, a lot of things have changed. Perhaps the original game’s essence was taken with the legend who once made the sport legendary. A former Italian tennis player, Adriano Panatta, believes the same and talks about how a lot of things have changed with the Swiss Maestro’s retirement.

However, the tennis legend was not active on the tennis circuit for the past few years, but his connection to the game also meant a lot to the sport. He inspired a lot of tennis players on and off the tennis court with his calm, humble and winning attitude.

Has tennis changed since Federer’s retirement?

The 72-year-old former tennis player who won his only Grand Slam at the French Open in 1976 in a recent conversation with an Italian weekly magazine Chi talked about various aspects of the sport. In that interview, he also talked about how the 20-time Grand Slam Champion’s retirement has changed his perspective towards the game.

He said, “Now that Federer has stopped I follow much less. The reason? Everything has changed. Now the champions walk around with a court of miracles. There’s too much stardom, it seems like they’re doing who knows what…”

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The Italian tennis star made it clear that a lot of things from the original point of view have changed and that the game has become a more celebratory platform for other tennis players. However, this might be the reason why he has now started showing less interest in the sport. But the biggest question of the time is whether the former world number one will be a part of the tennis world in the future or not.

Will Roger Federer return to the tennis world?

The biggest question was last year answered by the Swiss Maestro himself. After he played the last match of his tennis career at the Laver Cup. The tennis legend appeared in an ATP video where he talked about his possible post-retirement plans that are connected to the sport itself.

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According to the 2o time Grand Slam champion, he has no idea about the commentator’s work, so he is out of that plan. Second, mentoring is an option that he can look up to. Even after playing his farewell match, he trained other players throughout the tournament and showed his support to his team with his expert advice.