Roger Federer once hinted that he'd be open to commenting on Wimbledon in the future and it seems like BBC will give him a chance.
It's never been too far fetched to picture Federer being part of some sort of tennis broadcast as many former tennis players have done it and the Swiss is quite natural in front of the cameras after being the face of tennis for two decades.
What better way to start it off than at Wimbledon and on BBC which hosted some of the most memorable tennis broadcasts of all time? Former BBC employee Sue Barker was a staple of the broadcast for 30 years and she was the one that drop a hint about Federer joining.
She made the comments to Kingston Nub News as she spoke about her autobiography that she's currently promoting around the UK. It's unclear whether it will come to fruiting but there have been rumours for months now and there is probably something going on there.
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