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--> Roger Federer has not been spotted on the ATP Tour since the
U.S. Open final – and don't be too surprised if he takes his extended
break all the way into the New Year.
The world No. 1 took time off after his defeat to Juan
Martin del Potro at Flushing Meadows to rest up and spend time with his young
family, yet was expected to return for the Paris Masters and the year-ending
ATP Tour finals in London.
However, rumors out of Switzerland have suggested that
Federer is considering keeping a low profile until January in order to be fully
fresh and ready for 2010.
It would be a controversial move if Federer decided to skip
the Tour finals, and one that would likely bring sanctions from the ATP unless
he could prove he was injured. Rafael Nadal, then atop the rankings, pulled out
last year.
Federer's year has been outstanding but it is understood he
has made regainin...
Original Story:
http://sports.yahoo.com/ten/blog/bust...
Original Story:
http://sports.yahoo.com/ten/blog/bust...
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