In a week filled with tributes to the Swiss tennis player, Lleyton Hewitt has wanted to contribute by praising one of Federer’s qualities that did not resonate much with the fans.
The German is having more affordable matches in these recent Grand Slams. The US Open is no exception.
The tennis legend does not hold back in criticizing one of the most notable hallmarks of the American Grand Slam: the nighttime scheduling.
The American recalled her experience with Spanish in the mixed doubles at the US Open and confessed that what surprised her most about her return from retirement was "the speed with which my competitive spirit came back."