Lleyton Hewitt planning to make playing return at Australian unlock

previous World No1 Lleyton Hewitt plans to come through retirement & double up by Sam Groth at following 30 days's Australian unlock. Australia's 36-year-old Davis Cup captain officially retired from tennis after his house grand slam in 2016, however returned to the court of law twice further final year in Davis Cup & at Wimbledon. Serena Williams 'solikely' to return for Australian unlock, tells Tiley Read moreAnd he tells he is looking to get back into action at Melbourne Park & "give it a real crack" by compatriot Groth in the men's doubles. The pair played doubles at the 2016 Australian unlock, reaching the round of 16. Hewitt told the Herald Sun: "It's will be a bit of fun, which's what the Australian unlock is about.

Retired Hewitt takes tilt at Australian unlock doubles

MELBOURNE: previous world number 1 Lleyton Hewitt will come through retirement to play doubles at following 30 days's Australian unlock in Melbourne, reports said Friday.The 36-year-old will partner Sam Groth, 30, who has reported which the January 15-28 Grand Slam will be his final tournament. "It's will be a bit of fun -- which's what the Australian unlock is about," Hewitt told the Melbourne Herald-Sun newspaper. We've been hitting a lot of balls, hitting every day, & we're not only going out there making up the numbers. "Hewitt, a America unlock & Wimbledon singles champion, retired from highest-standard tennis after his house Grand Slam in January final year.It isn't the premier time he has returned to action ever ever. "I was there while 'Rusty' (Hewitt) retired in 2016 & it's major which he'll be there by me while I bow out."

Hewitt to come through retirement at Australian unlock

As it stated in Lleyton Hewitt has approved he is to come through retirement to feature in the men's doubles at the Australian unlock following year. further: Azarenka granted wildcard for Australian unlock | Goolagong Cawley advices Fresh mother Serena Williams for Australian OpenFormer world number 1 Hewitt stepped away from the sport in 2016, given a hero's farewell from an adoring Melbourne Park crowd. "It's will be a bit of fun, which's what the Australian unlock is about," Hewitt told Channel seven break news. "It's the 'happy slam' to be around & for me going out there in a different method, I'm will truly enjoy it." "We're not only going out there to make up the numbers, we need to give it a Honest crack," Groth added.

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