In preparation for good performance on hard indoor courts, the player from Murcia revealed in Vienna that there is one aspect of his tennis on which he has focused particularly in recent weeks.
The German granted his first interview as the world's number one and defined this success as a "shared journey" alongside his family and team.
The Swiss was clearly a tennis player of great matches... and he leaves behind some historical milestones that are worth reviewing after his official farewell.
The Swiss player gave in to Lehecka and addressed the press for the last time in his professional career. His words carry a heavy emotional weight.
The Murcian made a thorough analysis of his level after returning to the circuit, pointing out an aspect in which he still needs to step up.
The German was asked about the recent criticisms from the press and analysts, and he opened up, seemingly pointing to his compatriot and legend.
The Russian defended the current points system in the ranking and highlighted Sascha's consistency, describing him as a more than deserving number one in the world.
