Roger Federer backs Tiger Woods to return to golf soon

Ever since the car accident of Tiger Woods we have got no news about him, how he is, what he gonna do? Maybe one of his best friend may reveal that for us.
 
The famous Roger Federer has revealed he has been in touch with Tiger Woods and hopes the world's number one golfer be back competing soon.

Woods has announced he is taking an indefinite break from professional golf after admitting to "infidelities".

Federer is one of the few to speak to Woods since the media furore over the American's private life erupted.

"I wish him all the best getting back, hopefully on the golf" target="_blank">www.mygolfwholesale.com">golf course, resolving his problems," said the 28-year-old.

The 15-time Grand Slam winner, who has appeared with his friend Woods in TV commercials, refused to be drawn further on the scandal surrounding the American, saying he had only followed events "from afar".

Woods's personal life hit the headlines last November when he crashed a car into a tree outside his Florida home.

After weeks of press speculation, the 14-times" target="_blank">www.mygolfwholesale.com"> golf major winner then released a statement on his website admitting to "infidelity" and has not been seen in public since the car accident.

 "Tiger needs calm. And soon he'll become the wonderful golfer that we know again" Roger Federer
Federer said he did not feel any added pressure to lead an unblemished life, revealing it was important for him to uphold the principles of fair play, respect for the game and his rivals.

"I just try to be myself, not change for the press or the public or the fans," he added.

"If they like me, that's great. If they don't, that's too bad.

"Sure, I'm doing a lot of press conferences, and not being able to hide on the tennis court is not an easy thing sometimes. But I think I've done well over the years."

Woods has lost a number of endorsements since the infamous car crash, with Gillette announcing on 12 December that it would limit Woods's role in its marketing while the champion took time off to deal with his personal life.

Two days later the giant management consultancy firm Accenture ended its sponsorship with Woods, saying the golfer was "no longer the right representative".

Telecoms giant AT&T and the watchmaker Tag Heuer have scaled down its use of the star, while drinks manufacturer Gatorade discontinued a line of Tiger Woods-branded energy drinks.

A recent University of California study suggested the total economic damage of the Woods incident to all involved parties could amount to as much as $12bn.

 
  In an interview published on Friday by French sports daily L'Equipe, Federer said Woods "needs calm".

"The tabloids are going crazy, sponsor contracts are falling apart ... I've always been aware that the image you patiently construct for an entire career can be ruined in a minute," stated Federer.

"It scares you a bit, but that's the way things are.

"Tiger needs calm. And soon he'll become the wonderful golfer that we know again."
 
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