Roger Federer speaks about the toughest thing for him now
Roger Federer spoke about his biggest challenge. The Swiss said: "For me the toughest thing now is to keep myself motivated in the training sessions. That's why the team is crucial. But when you head into a court in front of 5,000, 10,000, 20,000 people in every match and almost always at a prime time and on TV, you want to do well ane being motivated is easy. Another thing that motivates me is to play in new places or come back in places that made me feel very well. The 2012 visit in Argentina was unbelievable. And if we can have something similar again, I would be happy."
As a kid Federer played football, tennis, squash. But at 12 years of age he made a choice as he did not have enough time for both football and tennis. "It was an obvious choice."
In an interview the Mextenis Director Raul Zurutuza spoke about Roger Federer possibly coming back to Mexico in the next years. Zurutuza said: "We will have to convince him to come back. We will go step by step", said Zurutuza who will try to bring Federer to Acapulco or Los Cabos in 2021 and until he stops playing. "Hopefully he will be playing for many more years. He plays less and less tournaments to try to stay around as long as possible. We want Federer for a long time but it will be up to him", he concluded.
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