'Roger Federer may well be doing so now', says former No.1

In 2006, Roger Federer reached the first Roland Garros final, losing to Rafael Nadal in four sets and heading to Halle immediately to start the grass season. Unbeaten on the fastest surface since Wimbledon 2002 when Mario Ancic surprised him in the first round, Roger had to make a quick transition from clay to grass, which is never easy, struggling to find his rhythm en route to the fourth consecutive crown of Halle.