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Premium Swiss chocolatier Lindt & Sprϋngli USA announced the launch of new advertising starring Lindt Global Brand Ambassador Roger Federer.
Mere hours after the newly turned 30 Andy Roddick announced he would be retiring, 31-year-old Roger Federer defeated 32-year-old Bjorn Phau 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 on Thursday night at the US Open.
Not much to say about this; it was as routine as the score, but it moves Murray only very slightly closer to the #3 ranking.
Roger Federer has made another successful switch to the carnival-like action of the US Open, quietly going about his business of trying to claim a sixth title
Maria Sharapova can almost taste the difference in marketing terms between her newly released Sugarpova line of candies and the Lindt Swiss chocolates which Roger Federer
It doesn't make any real difference in the contest for #1, but Roger Federer is obviously off to a nice smooth start.
Day 1 at the US Open began like most days at the US Open do - with rain.
ATP Player Council President Roger Federer, understood to be against any form of boycott or strike up to now, admitted the issue came up for the discussion at a players meeting in New York
Roger Federer admits that the injury absence of rival Rafael Nadal will make little difference to his quest for a sixth title at the US Open
Former Andy Murray mentor Brad Gilbert believes his ex-pupil will be well-equipped to deal with any conditions thrown at him as the US Open begins
“A champion is afraid of losing, everyone else is afraid of winning” Billie Jean King
In Toronto this past Sunday, current #2 in the world, Novak Djokovic cruised to a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Richard Gasquet of France to win his second straight Rogers Cup title and third overall
A mandatory meeting for all ATP World Tour players will take place in New York tomorrow (Saturday) evening and there is growing pressure to stage a mass boycott of the Australian Open
World No. 1 and five-time former champion Roger Federer will play American Donald Young in the first round of the US Open, which begins on 27 August.
A pair of former Grand Slam greats have gone out on a limb to pick Andy Murray as their title favorite for the US Open.
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