Roger Federer aspires to be world number one at the Australian Open – Tennis News
As the New Year approaches, so does the new door of opportunities for the Swiss Maestro, Roger Federer, is opened. The next Grand Slam at the start of 2013 season can surely give him a beaming ray of hope in order to surmount his
former shock at the US Open 2012 at the hands of the Tomas Berdych in the quarter-finals.
Federer reached the climax of his career twice, manifesting a remarkable performance at the Wimbledon Champions this year. If he successfully notches the title under his belt, then this will surely help to reduce the pain he received
by losing the world number one rank. There is no doubt about the Swiss participant’s remarkable game plan and his impressive resolve to conquer the highest of the heights.
The Swiss tennis ace secured the Australian Open in the year 2010 and capped his win after battling through an outstanding three-set match with the British number one, Andy Murray. He re-embarks his voyage at the next Grand Slam
championship in Melbourne and will surely adopt a new strategy to outset the challenges.
Despite of his top seed, he was unable to celebrate the victory in any of the tournaments after the Wimbledon. At the London Olympics, the Scot gave him a three-set disastrous defeat. Although, the Swiss professional qualified
until the final round of most the ATP events, somehow he misses on his former spark. He still stands tall and has not let the recent disappoints ruin his passion for the game. He plans to come back with more vengeance than before and completely silence his
critics.
The world number two is all set to face all the living tennis legends like Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Murray once again. He definitely has a tough year planned, as the all these top contenders aspire to come up and become
the number one hero.
For the 31-year-old Swiss, January is a chance for him to remind everyone that he is not yet finished. He still has amazing abilities to overpower and bring glory to his homeland. He is a phenomenal tennis player and continues
to journey with an extraordinary resume than his opponents.
Instead of contesting for exhibition tournament, like before he aims to compete less in the upcoming year. The Swiss veteran has a relatively relaxed schedule at hand now as he choked more time for the preparation for the Grand
Slam events. He strongly believes that his 2013 Australian Open and beyond will certainly mark an emphatic start to his ending years.
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