Roger Federer went berserk to get his sixth consecutive win US Open When the title in 2009 Del Potro stepped with him in the finals and took that hope away. ‘Swiss Maestro’.
In a recent tweet, a memory was uploaded of the events where the Argentine tennis pro was led towards the champions wall at Flushing Meadows stadium and boasted of his former world No. In the championship round, Del Potro defeated five-time champion Federer in a thrilling five-set match 3-6, 7-6, 4-6, 7-6, 6-2.
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Del Potro, the man who prevented Federer from winning his sixth consecutive US Open title

Del Potro He ended the Swiss tennis player’s five-time championship reign with a single Grand Slam tournament victory. 2009 US Open against Roger Federer Despite winning bronze and silver medals for Argentina at the Olympic Games in 2012 and 2016, it has been the Argentine’s singles title throughout his career.
Old World No 3 has been battling a knee injury since 2018 and ultimately played his last major tournament in Argentina earlier this year. The 33-year-old attended the US Open for a few days this month and has handed over his intention to return to competitive tennis if he receives the right treatment for his knee injury.
Potro in a brief statement provided ESPN While discussing the possibility of a comeback in professional tennis, he outlined the issues holding him back. “I keep trying treatments, hoping to find a treatment that can help me improve my quality of life and get better with my knee. The priority is to live without pain, I’m still looking for the right treatment and the window will be open to restart the competition.”
On the other hand, ironically Roger Federer has been unable to play tennis at his full potential for almost 2 years due to a stubborn knee injury, which knocks him out completely for this year’s season. However, she plans to make a comeback and hopefully will be seen in action again. Laver CupIt will start on the 23rd of this month.
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