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It was an effortless win for Roger Federer on Sunday the 11th of March, at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. Federer defeated Denis Kudla, of the USA, 6-4, 6-1 in 57 minutes. The No. 185 player Kudla, battled it out with Tobias Kamke of Germany, in the tournament’s first round taking the win at 2-6, 7-6³, 6-4, before he was granted his shot against Federer.
John Isner, the world #11 singles player, began his campaign at the 2012 BNP Paribas Open with a straight sets win over Frederico Gil.
As a coach, I look for more specific details that will enable me to help my player. I want to know if they are missing forehands or backhands. In scouting a future opponent, I want to know where they are going to serve in a specific situation
It was a high-quality match, with Andy Murray playing fine defense. But he wasn't doing much to pressure Roger Federer. And Federer was playing his best game.
Living legend Roger Federer defeated No. 34 Mikhail Youzhny on Thursday at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships. His Thursday win put him to a perfect 12-0 against Youzhny after beating him 6-3, 6-4 in the quarterfinals. Federer is now in the semifinals rearing to kick some...
The level of the examination being administered in Dubai this week goes up significantly tomorrow. Mardy Fish was the only seed not to make the quarterfinals, losing to Mikhail Youhzny.
Roger Federer looked bad in Davis Cup, but since then, he has been just fine. He leaves Michael Llodra no better than #40.
Roger Federer came within just one week of equaling Pete Sampras’ reign of 286 weeks as world number one. So close and yet so far, does it keep him awake at night? It appears not.
Roger Federer isn’t only a great tennis player and fan of tennis but also a fan of basketball. The current world No.3 and 16 time Grand Slam champion is a big fan of the New York Knicks, and their rising star Jeremy Lin. The term coined for Jeremy Lin’s growing fan-base has been termed Linsanity, and Federer’s taking part in it.
It will be a big night on March 5th at Madison Square Garden in New York, when the BNP Paribas Showdown exhibition event takes place between Maria Sharapova and Caroline Wozniacki
This will probably make Nikolay Davydenko feel a little better about his game, but it's not going to do much for Roger Federer. He was out there for two and a quarter hours, and it was the late match.
How is the Federer/Davydenko match like Safarova/Bartoli? Well, I've been watching a little tennis the last couple of days on TennisTV from Doha, Rotterdam and Sao Paulo.
Federer boomed in his semifinals match against Nikolay Davydenko, on Saturday. The match lasted a total of two hours and sixteen minutes with Federer winning, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 at the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam. The first set was the most difficult for Federer with Davydenko breaking into a 5-4 lead.
Roger Federer continues to look just a little off. Somehow, he needs to shake this off. He leaves Jarkko Nieminen a little below #40.
Roger Federer has had a fun February. He accomplished his most recent success this month after defeating Jarkko Nieminen, 7-5, 7-6² on Friday the 17th, in the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament quarterfinals. Roger Federer has not won a title this year, with his biggest loss so far at the Australian Open semifinals.
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