Archive: roger-federer
Roger Federer won his ninth Gerry Weber Open title in Halle, starting perfectly and never looking back against #NextGenATP German Alexander Zverev.
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Federer wins again in Halle, joined by Zverev in quarterfinals on Friday
Roger Federer booked a familiar spot in the quarterfinals of the Gerry Weber Open when he defeated Mischa Zverev 7-6(4), 6-4
Federer, NIshikori, Zverev all advance at the Gerry Weber Open In Halle, Germany
The grass at The QUEENS club is absolutely gorgeous. The club is one of the finest in the WORLD
Tommy Haas isn't done yet. Far from it, in fact. Although Haas' retirement may be a matter of weeks away, he showed on Wednesday at the Mercedes Cup that he still has plenty left in the tank if he wants to keep going.
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He is arguably the best tennis player to grace center court. He is a philanthropist, a father and husband and one hell of an athlete.
When I was younger, my grandfather and I would don dark fedoras, throw suspenders over our white t-shirts and head down to the racetrack.
For a second consecutive year, there will be no Roger Federer at the French Open. Federer, who missed the 2016 festivities at Roland Garros due to a knee injury, officially pulled out of the season's second Grand Slam on Monday.
Check out the latest photos of the tennis stars at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute.
The Match for Africa 4 took place at Key Arena in Seattle, Wash. this past weekend. It featured 18-time major champion Roger Federer, fellow pro John Isner, Microsoft founder Bill Gates, and Pearl Jam lead guitarist Mike McCready.
Click here to see photos from the tennis for charity in Seattle.
This simply doesn’t happen in Seattle . . . EVER. It has been over 5 years since a tennis player with any resume has hit a ball in the Emerald City. That was 2011, when Jim Courier, Pete Sampras, Michael Chang and John McEnroe swung by on their PowerShares tour – legends, yes, but aging and past their primes.
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