Wimbledon winner Kerber: Discussing ghost games

At first it was difficult to imagine playing in front of empty stands. “Because for me the fans are just part of it. Tennis matches without an audience are anything but ideal, but as a transition to normality, scenarios that otherwise seem absurd must also be discussed,” said the 2018 Wimbledon winner Sports picture (Wednesday). Due to the coronavirus pandemic, all tournaments worldwide have been canceled until July 13th, including the grass classic in Wimbledon at the end of June. When things will continue is completely unclear. “I think it is currently difficult, even for experts, to make an accurate forecast as to when a return to normality will be possible,” said the three-time Grand Slam winner. The 32-year-old Kerber is currently keeping fit at her tennis academy in Puszczykowo (Poland). Her grandparents live there and she is very worried about them. The forced break also allows Kerber to recover from her persistent thigh injury, which has been affecting her since the beginning of the year. As a result, she recently had to cancel her participation in the tournament in Indian Wells at the beginning of March. The Kiel native played her last game at the end of January in her round of XNUMX exit at the Australian Open.

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Wimbledon winner Kerber: Discussing ghost games

Angelique Kerber can also imagine ghost games as the tennis season continues.

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