The beginning of the season has not been really great for Roger.
The Swiss Maestro didn’t win a tournament so far to reach the only final in Rome where he was badly beaten by Rafael Nadal.
Last week in Paris he managed only to reach the quarter finals where he was beaten by Tsonga in straight sets.
Roger has now to perform. If he is not going to win Wimbledon the Maestro will likely go deep to a world no.5 rank. You think he is depressed? Not at all! In a recent interview the Swiss said that he feels something good is going to happen.
From Roger
“I have the feeling that the best part of the season is yet to come
I do hope that the second half of the season will be better.I only draw the balance at the end of the year or after the US Open. Now, I’m fully on the Tour, am fresh and eager, having fun and am happy to play matches instead of being on the practice courts all the time.”
Opener vs. Stebe
Roger will play his first match in Halle against world no.166 the German wildcard Stebe
