Federer has not been named in the ATP rankings announced yesterday (July 11), just one day after Wimbledon 2022 ended. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic has just been crowned at the only Grand Slam on the pitch, but still falls to 7th place.
The name of Roger Federer has continuously appeared on the weekly men's ATP ranking since September 1997. This is also the time when the player later nicknamed the 'express train' to release the world tennis, at the age of 16. At that time, he owned the 803rd place.
This is really a pity for players who have held the record for the number 1 position in the world. That record was then conquered and overcome by Novak Djokovic.
Before Wimbledon 2022 started, Federer ranked 97th on the ATP rankings. However, he currently does not own any points because the ATP rankings are based on the results of a player in the previous 52 weeks. The player born in 1981 did not play any match since the quarterfinals of Wimbledon 2021 (lost to Cameron Norrie after 4 sets).
Immediately after that defeat, Roger Federer underwent his third knee surgery for about 18 months. He plans to re -export in October this year.
Federer recently appeared at Wimbledon 2022. He hoped he could compete at the Grand Slam tournament on the pitch of the next season.
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