Roger Federer Reveals His Post Retirement Engagements

The seven-time Cincinnati champion, Roger Federer has landed in the Buckeye state, Ohio for Western & Southern Open 2019 and this year it will be his 17th appearance in the tournament. In a live session with Blair Henley Federer was asked whether he would hit the tennis courts or not when he sets aside his racquets.

Though he won’t be seen on the professional tennis courts, Federer will make it a point to spend his leisure time playing tennis. Besides tennis, Roger Federer loves to play other ball sports and he mentioned taking up those sports as well.

“I do hope so. The thing is, you know, in life it is important to make it a priority,” Roger Federer said. “When it’s not a priority, you can go all of a sudden, weeks and months where you are not going to play and that’s what I am worried about. I think, when I’ll retire, I’ll make sure that I will hit the courts once or twice a week.”

“If I’m not going to tell myself this, that I’m not going to play for a long long period of time. And then to come back from that, the body will be in pain,” the World Number three added.

“Instead of going on the treadmill, which is anyways dread, I’d rather go and play tennis, which is so much more fun. I am a big ball sportsperson, anything like football, ping pong, badminton, squash, basketball, I will be up for it, I’ll do that stuff,” the Swiss mentioned.

Roger Federer has moved on from his despairing loss in Wimbledon last month, where he lost to Novak Djokovic after facing two championship points, he is looking forward to avenging for his loss at the English major and waiting for his next match with Novak. Cincinnati’s third seed, Federer is prophesied to meet Djokovic in the semifinals.