Lotto
01-13-2011, 03:14 AM
Good article from Annacone.
http://www.australianopen.com/en_AU/news/articles/2011-01-12/201101121294806355030.html
The American also revealed that he sees no sign of Federer letting up, and can find no reason why a 20th Grand Slam title is not within the Swiss maestro's reach.
"It's hard for me to put a number on it, so really what I focus on is the process. He can win every tournament he plays, he's probably not going to, but he can win every match he plays and there's not a lot of guys you can say that about. So if he can stay healthy and happy and eager I don't know what the end number would be, but is 20 realistic, sure why not?"
Hopefully he is right! I think it's great to see that he's still so motivated after all he's achieved. It's inspiring for other players.
I have a second question that I'm just going to ask off-topic, maybe somebody could clear it up cause I have no clue. I was having a look at the ATP ranking rules and from what I got from it I thought you had to play 4 ATP 500 events in the year and one must be after the US Open....why does Federer get away with playing one? Maybe, I read it wrong, cheers.
http://www.australianopen.com/en_AU/news/articles/2011-01-12/201101121294806355030.html
The American also revealed that he sees no sign of Federer letting up, and can find no reason why a 20th Grand Slam title is not within the Swiss maestro's reach.
"It's hard for me to put a number on it, so really what I focus on is the process. He can win every tournament he plays, he's probably not going to, but he can win every match he plays and there's not a lot of guys you can say that about. So if he can stay healthy and happy and eager I don't know what the end number would be, but is 20 realistic, sure why not?"
Hopefully he is right! I think it's great to see that he's still so motivated after all he's achieved. It's inspiring for other players.
I have a second question that I'm just going to ask off-topic, maybe somebody could clear it up cause I have no clue. I was having a look at the ATP ranking rules and from what I got from it I thought you had to play 4 ATP 500 events in the year and one must be after the US Open....why does Federer get away with playing one? Maybe, I read it wrong, cheers.