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Click here to keep up with the updated draws and schedule from the men's tennis in Halle, Germany & London, Great Britain.
The 10sBalls team is arriving. Scout is always Frankie. Pictured below is AMERICAN Jared Donaldson who lost in 2 tough sets to fellow countryman Frances Tiafoe.
Roger Federer captured the 98th title of his career on Sunday afternoon at the Mercedes Cup, defeating Milos Raonic 6-4, 7-6(3) in the final.
Wow. The grass looks AMAZING. Totally amazing. Yes. Allergies already kicked in...
Jitters hit Andy Murray before his Queen's Club comeback match and stiffness struck him afterward.
Check out photos from the men's and women's tennis finals in Stuttgart, Germany & s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.
Click here to check out the draws from the men's and women's tennis tournament in the Netherlands.
Regaining global supremacy didn't diminish Roger Federer's championship acceleration. A day after returning to the top of the world, Federer remains a world-beater on grass.
Roger Federer and Nick Kyrgios actually played a set against each other that did not go to a tiebreaker for the first time ever, but a third-set ‘breaker still had to separate them–again–in the semifinals of the Mercedes Cup on Saturday.
Federer bunted a backhand pass on match point out-dueling Nick Kyrgios, 6-7 (2), 6-2, 7-6 (5), in the Stuttgart semifinals, ensuring he will regain the world No. 1 ranking on Monday.
Click here to keep up with the updated draws and schedule from the men's tennis in Halle, Germany & London, Great Britain.
Click here to check out tomorrow's schedule of the qualifying players for the ATP Fever-Tree Championships tennis at the Queens Club.
It's not his fault, of course, but Rafael Nadal reduced much of the clay-court swing to a snooze-fest. Roger Federer in all likelihood will do the same on grass. But for at least one day, tennis fans must bring out their popcorn.
Dan Evans and Jay Clarke have been given wild cards into the main draw of the Fever-Tree Championships.
Tested to deuce for the first time all day on serve, Roger Federer surged forward and played match-maker kissing the sideline with backhand volley.
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