LAVER CUP Tickets – Roger Federer Laver CUP: Roger Federer is in London but is still unsure about playing the Laver CUP. Federer’s DIE-HARD fans are shelling out almost 50 to 60,000 pounds to see him last time in action. But his trainer has declared that his participation stays in doubt. The 41-year-old’s knee injury pushed him to announce his retirement. Now Federer’s fans are literally praying that the ‘GOAT’ plays one last time before bidding farewell to tennis: Follow Laver Cup 2022 LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
“He (Federer) will probably decide that at the last moment,” Paganini said. “He’s trained to have as much information as possible about whether it’s a good idea or not. I am excited.”, said Pierre Paganini, his physical trainer of more than 20 years.
LAVER CUP Tickets in RESALE touching 50 LAKHS, fans extremely worried as Roger Federer still ‘UNSURE’ of playing: Follow LAVER CUP LIVE Updates
Roger Federer Laver CUP: Following his announcement of retirement, Laver Cup’s ticket sales went through the roof. According to the Sunday Times, such is the craze for tickets that they are being resold in the range of over 55,000 – 59,000 pounds (over Rs 50,00,000).
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Will Federer Play Laver CUP? Matteo Berrettini, 2021 Wimbledon finalist, is waiting in reserve to replace Federer for the team event and play for Europe.
Even if Federer is not at 100% at the Laver Cup, he should still be well in tune to play doubles. Though the rules of the event doesn’t allow such a changeover.
What does the RULES say? The marquee exhibition is inspired by golf’s Ryder Cup. Founded by the Swiss’ management company Team8, requires each of the six players representing the two teams (Europe and Rest of the World) to play at least one singles match.
The main attraction of the Laver Cup is the participation of Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray in the same team. The four tennis legends have won a combined 66 Grand Slam titles.
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