2 seed. 17 seed Matteo Berrettini, without losing a set.In a quarterfinal clash with the world No. Due to his victory in Halle, Federer advanced to Wimbledon – the third Grand Slam of the season – as the No. Roger Federer hasn’t yet confirmed his full schedule of tournaments for 2019 but a big change could be on the cards! The next step will be mid-August, he'll start practicing again." He started the tournament with a four-set victory over Lloyd Harris.In the next three rounds, he defeated Jay Clarke, No. Look at Djokovic, he won his 5 Wimbledon tournaments without playing any previous tornamiento; and that he is 6 years younger than Federer.Jonathan may I ask you – Roger hasn’t announced anything official according to his upcoming tournament schedul for 2020 thus so far your article assumes a schedule based on an educated guess by yourself, right ?Nope based on what he said in press when asked and when interviewed earlier this year in the US. Playing a lead up on grass is a must too.It is not always necessary. peRFect Tennis delivers the latest Roger Federer news, match reports, and opinions. On his return this past May, the crowd went nuts in his comeback victory over Coric. Seems like he is sacrificing ranking points for exhos, Olympics and family. Since then it’s gone on to be one of the largest independently owned website for tennis news and a platform for fans to share their views on the game.The site primarily focuses on the men’s game with a bias towards Roger Federer but also covers the financials of the sports, equipment reviews, strings, and every tournament at Grand Slam, 1000, and 500 level.The mission of the site is to allow tennis journalists and fans freedom and creativity in their writing, personal commentary, and out-of-the-box analysis.If you want to learn a bit more about peRFect tennis and what to expect from the site, then head over to the It's unknown when he'll start practising again.Federer will next play at the Noventi Open in Halle which starts on 13th June. Federer had another good season in 2018, winning a second consecutive Australian Open, and he went into the 2019 tournament as the third seed. The 20 time Grand Slam champion will be bidding to win an elusive singles gold medal to compliment the doubles gold he won back in 2008 with Stan Wawrinka.Here are the tournaments Federer will play this season. I hope they do decide to take part, there are so many exciting Russian players right now.I cannot comment on that yet. The Swiss compiled a 53:10 win-loss record and won four titles along with a Laver Cup victory in Geneva.I think he will play in Rome before RG, I don’t see him going to Paris without any preparation.He did say in press that it was unlikely he played any clay before the French Open.I thought he said he won’t be playing as much as he did this year, impliying he won’t be playing Madrid and Rome.Pretty sure he said that it’s unlikely he plays any clay before Paris.I find it odd he is not playing any warm up tournaments before AO and RG.

My manager is still negotiating the deal.He hasn’t said he will skip Miami or Shanghai yet, just not on the schedule. But Miami is up for discussion…The schedule is right but I think he must no play Halle neither; one week for rest before of Wimbledon is too little to a sportman early 40s.I can’t see him skipping Halle, he has a lifetime deal and it’s one of his favourite tournaments. Watching...DiffSense explains: "Round as an adjective (physical): Shape...Really good article, Jonathan. I know, Madrid is the faster surface for his game…. However, sadly in 2020, after undergoing an arthroscopic knee injury on February 19th, he announced that he will miss Dubai, Indian Wells, Miami and the French Open. No guess work, all tournaments in the table are part of of his provisional schedule.If he is out early round BNP IW then he will play Miami. They are fortunate because they were subject to testing that did not involve the corrupt Russian system. Federer has only once won the French Open and he didn’t have to beat Roger Federer’s confirmed 2019 schedule is as follows:Hopman Cup, Perth, Australia (December 29, 2018 – January 5, 2019)Gerry Weber Open, Halle, Germany (June 17 – June 23)Laver Cup, Switzerland (September 20 – September 22)Davis Cup Finals, Madrid (November 18 – November 24)Look ahead to 2019 with our guide to every tournament on the If you can’t visit the tournaments you love then do the next best thing and To read more amazing articles like this you can explore We’ve been the World’s leading destination for tennis fans & players for 15 years with the best news, analysis, opinion, writers, tennis racket & gear reviews, videos, competitions & social media commentary. At least one Fed live to see a year for me, hope it will continue for 2020, too. It is, of course, provisional and subject to change.Federer is currently recovering in Switzerland from arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. Roger Federer played 17 tournaments in 2019, including a much-awaited return to the clay where he made the semi-finals at the French Open.The Swiss hopes to be back in time for the grass-court swing which starts for him in Halle.The other big news is that providing there are no more injury setbacks, Federer will be taking part in the Olympic Games in Tokyo which take place after Wimbledon. a hard-court tournament where he’s defending 1,000 points? Maybe at the last minute he will play in Estoril with Rui as his hitting partner.What’s going to happen to the Russian tennis players in the Olympics? Federer delighted the crowds in Perth at the beginning of the year when he returned to the international mixed-team tournament for the first time in 15 years to partner fellow Swiss Belinda Bencic. No surprise to see Shanghai, I just didn’t add it as it wasn’t confirmed either.I haven’t added any clay events into this schedule like Madrid and Rome because they are all rumours and most likely done by tournament directors looking to shift some tickets!