Archive: roger-federer
Stanislas Wawrinka is working this week in Kuala Lumpur to try and insure a trip for two Swiss to the ATP season-ending November final as he tries to join Roger Federer in London.
Rafael Nadal finds it hard to compare his longtime rivalry with Roger Federer against his more recent matches against Novak Djokovic, with the Spaniard who has dominated this season on the ÀTP refusing to pick out a favorite elite opponent.
Andre Agassi's long-time wariness of former rival Pete Sampras appears to be alive a nearly decade after the end of both men's careers, with Agassi tipping Roger Federer as the best to ever play the game and Sampras not even a close second.
If there’s one thing people know about me, it is my complete and utter joy for the game of tennis. When a match is on, you don’t bother me.
Former British player Tim Henman has full faith that tennis friend Roger Federer will bounce back from a so-so season and has absolutely no intention of retiring at age 32.
On this month’s CNN Open Court…
Winning Wimbledon and leading Britain back into the Davis Cup’s elite World Group comes with a price as Andy Murray has found out after the world no.3 was told he is unlikely to play again this year after agreeing to undergo ‘minor’ back surgery next week.
Ernest Gulbis has been one of the most outspoken men on tour since he arrived as a full time player in 2006.
In his first appearance since retiring in his second round match at Wimbledon on June 26 with a left knee injury, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga will go for his third straight Moselle Open title in Metz this week.
By February, 2014 and the time comes for the Davis Cup’s World Group to swing into action for a new year, the chances are Stanislas Wawrinka will have overtaken Roger Federer as Switzerland’s top ranked player.
Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga is due to step onto a court for the first time since Wimbledon when he returns from the knee injury which has sidelined him for almost three months.
US Open champion Rafael Nadal will ride to the rescue for Spain only four days after winning the US Open, with the world No. 2 determined to keep his powerful tennis nation from slipping out of the elite World Group of the international competition.
Roger Federer has dropped a bombshell in the run-up to next month's Shanghai Masters which looks to amount to little more than a publicity stunt. The world tennis icon is set to play doubles with China's national No. 1 but 180th-ranked Zhang Ji.
Tennis history is being made as the industry with the leadership of the Tennis Industry Association (TIA) has created a joint effort to get more people to play tennis.
Andy Murray's profile as measured by marketing gurus is on the up in the wake of his Wimbledon title. And his progress at the US Open where the majority of consumer surveyed live can only help the salability of the somewhat publicity-shy Scot.
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