Juan Martín del Potro, the former Argentine tennis sensation who has faced off against the tennis giants Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic, recently made headlines with his candid statements about these legends. While Del Potro’s career has been dotted with remarkable achievements, including a major title, the one accomplishment that eluded him was the coveted number one spot in the ATP rankings.
In a recent interview, the former US Open champion emphasized that he takes pride in his illustrious journey and that the dominance of Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic never influenced his career choices. This statement was a testament to Del Potro’s resilience and determination.
However, tennis enthusiasts around the world have been eagerly awaiting any hint of Del Potro’s return to competitive tennis. Despite his absence from the professional circuit for the past few seasons, the memories of his outstanding performances continue to linger. While Del Potro hasn’t officially confirmed his comeback, he has been frequently spotted on the practice courts.
Recently, during one of his training sessions, Juan Martín del Potro was seen sharing the court with none other than the tennis legend herself, Gabriela Sabatini. The 52-year-old Hall of Famer, also hailing from Argentina, posted a picture on Twitter capturing the two tennis icons in action.
The heartwarming moment between these Argentine tennis legends sent ripples of excitement through the tennis community. Sabatini’s caption, “Luxury training 🙌🏼💪🏼😍🎾 @delpotrojuan,” hinted at the possibility of Del Potro’s return.
Del Potro’s appearance on the training ground has fueled speculation about his potential comeback to competitive tennis. The Argentine tennis legend has dropped hints in the past about his desire to return to the ATP Tour. Notably, he expressed how Argentina’s triumph at the FIFA World Cup inspired him to contemplate a comeback to the sport he loves.
During the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Del Potro made a promise that if Argentina lifted the trophy, he would compete in the US Open once again. With Lionel Messi and the Argentine soccer team achieving World Champion status, the tennis world eagerly anticipates the return of Juan Martín del Potro to the court.
