Feliciano Lopez is one of the players to give a look at during Wimbledon. The Spaniard reached Stuttgart final and won Queen's title on Sunday beating Marin Cilic in the final, and he spoke about who could be the favourites to win the title at the All England Club. 'Considering the results of the best players in the world, it is true that it is probably the most open Wimbledon in the last 10 years, I will say,' Lopez said.
'Roger is playing great. He's not playing much, but when he's playing, he's winning. Novak and Andy, it's true that they are not playing their best, I will say, and Rafa (Nadal), he hasn't played on grass for a long time.So it's probably a little bit more open.' Further commenting on his compatriot Nadal, the 35-year-old veteran added: 'He didn't play one match on grass for such a long time.
But with Rafa you never know, because he's capable of everything But Roger, for sure, is the number one contender.' Lopez knows he can be dangerous in the third Grand Slam event of the season, but he is also aware that he will have to think match by match: 'Tennis is a unique sport where anything can happen.
From one day to the other, it can be so different.It is true that I'm going into Wimbledon with a lot of confidence. Probably this is the Wimbledon that I feel more confident going into it. But next week, you know, the draw has to be done.
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'Roger is playing great. He's not playing much, but when he's playing, he's winning. Novak and Andy, it's true that they are not playing their best, I will say, and Rafa (Nadal), he hasn't played on grass for a long time.So it's probably a little bit more open.' Further commenting on his compatriot Nadal, the 35-year-old veteran added: 'He didn't play one match on grass for such a long time.
But with Rafa you never know, because he's capable of everything But Roger, for sure, is the number one contender.' Lopez knows he can be dangerous in the third Grand Slam event of the season, but he is also aware that he will have to think match by match: 'Tennis is a unique sport where anything can happen.
From one day to the other, it can be so different.It is true that I'm going into Wimbledon with a lot of confidence. Probably this is the Wimbledon that I feel more confident going into it. But next week, you know, the draw has to be done.