WATCH: Roger Federer back on a tennis court after surgery as he shows off his trick shots in the snow

Roger Federer has started hitting tennis balls again (against a wall it has to be added) following knee surgery with the 20-time Grand Slam champion putting on a trick-shot show for his fans in a short video.
The 38-year-old last played competitive tennis at the Australian Open as he underwent surgery in February and was only expected to return for the grass-court season in June.
However, that remains to be seen as nobody is quite sure when the tennis season will resume.
Federer, though, is back on court and he showed off some tweeners and behind the back shots in a video on social media
Enjoy!
Making sure I still remember how to hit trick shots #TennisAtHome pic.twitter.com/DKDKQTaluY
— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) March 30, 2020
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