PARIS: Roger Federer was named by Switzerland’s Olympic Committee in their team for the upcoming Tokyo Games on Monday.
The 20-time Grand Slam champion had said he would wait until the end of Wimbledon, with the men’s final scheduled for this Sunday, to confirm his participation at Tokyo, with the men’s singles starting on July 24.
The only major title Federer has yet to win is the Olympic singles but he claimed the doubles in Beijing 13 years ago. “My feeling is I would like to go to the Olympics,” he said in late-June.
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