What else can you call it when the tennis world labelled the Swiss star as “down-and-out” after a lame 2013 season where he was plagued with back problems and insecurity about his choice of weapon. In 2014, it’s been a completely different story with four titles (before the final in Basel), two Grand Slam semi-finals and one final. He’s currently number two in the world with a 65-10 win-loss record and has a chance to finish the year as world number one. Pretty good for a 33-year-old who people thought were too old to be a serious contender for the …
Tag:
