Cilic on Federer: I don’t think he is done

ATP star Marin Cilic is supporting Roger Federer to return from the coronavirus break as roused and hazardous as could be.

Cilic is a Grand Slam champion in the wake of winning the US Open, yet was denied a Wimbledon and Australian Open crown by Federer in finals.

Many have estimated that Federer will be harmed the most by the upheld coronavirus break, as it will be more enthusiastically than any time in recent memory for him to make himself go again at 39-years of age.

Cilic, however, has disproved that, and really accepts he can even now add to his 20 profession Grand Slam titles.

“When it comes to Roger, he will certainly perfectly use the break like he has always done,” Cilic told Croatian newspaper Jutarnji.

“I have personally seen how fascinating he and [Rafael] Nadal look on the court after making a comeback.

“Let’s recall how many injuries has Nadal had and whenever he makes a comeback – they rarely loses to a player he isn’t supposed to lose and who isn’t his rival, Federer especially

“All through his profession, he has been regularly taking breaks of two months or more and he would consistently return in a vastly improved structure.

“I don’t think he is finished. Perhaps his craving will be significantly greater following a four or multi month break.”