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Global superstar Roger Federer is best known for the tennis he plays. Over the years, he has thrilled fans by producing jaw-dropping quality tennis. He is well connected with fans and is a favorite wherever he plays. With time, he has become a formidable force in the game and a true representer of the sport. 

In 2017, Roger Federer’s management firm, Team 8, announced the Laver Cup. It is a tennis tournament played on indoor hardcourts. It is still a new addition and the innovative format is exciting.

There are two teams, Team Europe and Team World, who play 12, best of three sets matches over three days. Each side has six players, who play singles and doubles.

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Roger Federer’s Laver Cup to have full audiences this season

Recently, there was an exciting announcement with regard to this year’s edition. The 2021 Laver Cup will be held in Boston and will have 100% seating capacity. This comes as great news because the events in the last year have been forced to go ahead without audiences or limited capacities. The event is scheduled to take place in September this year. It is usually held after the US Open.

In 2019, the Laver Cup was officially sanctioned as an ATP event. 

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Moving onto Federer, he did not play a single tournament since the Australian Open 2020. He was on the sidelines due to a knee injury and had to undergo two separate knee surgeries. The Swiss superstar returned at the ATP Doha Open 2021. 

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The 39-year-old has been practicing intensely to return to full fitness. He is expected to resume his season at the ATP Geneva Open 2021, which will be played on clay courts. After that, he will head towards Rome and compete at the ATP Italian Open 2021, which will be followed by the second Grand Slam of the season, the French Open.

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