Roger Federer: "The story is not over yet"

After 13 months away from tennis, Roger Federer will return as the second-seeded at Qatar Open in Doha.

The Swiss Maestro returns and fans can't wait to see him again. Roger Federer will face Jeremy Chardy or Daniel Evans in the second round and it will be a difficult test for him as both players are in a good form in 2021.

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“I just feel like the story is not over yet… I would like to get that high of playing against the best players, playing at the biggest tournaments, winning them, hopefully, and being in the conversation,” said Federer.

“I am very happy to be back playing a tournament again. It has been a long time,” said Federer. “I never thought it was going to take this long. I came here to Qatar in 2003… for the very first time and I always enjoyed playing here… It is exciting to be back, seeing all the players again… I am looking forward to the start.”