If Roger Federer wants to win a tenth title at the Swiss Indoors, he may need to come through a testing draw in Basel.
All eyes will be on Federer as he looks to return to winning ways and capture a fourth title of the season.
The Swiss star is the top seed and opens his campaign on Monday against Germany’s Peter Gojowczyk.
Should Federer come through, he will play either Radu Albot or Dusan Lajovic in the second round.
The draw then gets significantly harder for the 38-year-old with his compatriot and good friend Stan Wawrinka a possible quarter-final showdown on Friday night.
The semi-finals and final could then see back to back battles with two men Federer spent plenty of time with at the recent Laver Cup.
Greek star Stefanos Tstisipas could be Federer’s opponent in the last four.
Then Federer may earn the chance to gain revenge over Alexander Zverev in the final, after losing to him in Shanghai earlier this month.
ROGER FEDERER – PROJECTED SWISS INDOORS BASEL DRAW
First Round: Peter Gojowczyk
Second Round: Radu Albot or Dusan Lajovic
Quarter-Final: Stan Wawrinka
Semi-Final: Stefanos Tstisipas
Final: Alexander Zverev
How to watch the Swiss Indoors Basel
Coverage of the Swiss Indoors Basel will be shown on Amazon Prime Video.
This year, Prime Video will broadcast on-site, live studio coverage across tournaments, including at the BNP Paribas Open from Indian Wells, the Fever Tree Championships from The Queens Club, the US Open, and the Nitto ATP Finals from The O2.
On-site field reporters will bring customers the latest action, analysis, and commentary right from the court side at many tournaments.
In addition to 37 ATP Tour events and the US Open available exclusively on Prime Video with a Prime membership, Prime members in the UK who subscribe to Eurosport Player through Prime Video Channels for an additional £6.99 per month (following a 7-day free trial) will also benefit from full coverage of the French Open, and daily highlights and live coverage from the men’s and women’s finals of Wimbledon in 2019.