September is not just the month for US Open, but also for Laver Cup. In it's very short history, the competition has gained success and recognition among tennis fans across the globe, more so for being the only event across the calendar year that put the Big Three in one group, as teammates and doubles mates as well, rather than against each other. 

In a little over a month, Laver Cup will be back for the sixth edition, this time in Vancouver, Canada and a year after his emotional retirement at the very event in London's O2 Arena, Roger Federer revealed that he will be back as a blockbuster celebration awaits. 

With just a little over a month left for the event, which will happen between 22nd and 24th September, Federer started the promotions with a small video he posted on social media, revealing that he will be present in Canada for the first day of 2023 Laver Cup with organisers set to commemorate the anniversary of his retirement.

On 23rd September 2022, the 20-time Grand Slam champion had officially bid adieu to the sport. Having last played his tennis in 2021 Wimbledon, Federer, who remained on sidelines with knee injury, was slated for a return in the summer of 2022.