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Roger Federer’s “Team 8″ / His New Management Co.

Roger Federer may be insistent there are many more matches, extra trophies and perhaps another Grand Slam title or two left in his playing career.

ATP Official Leaves For Link With Godsick

Andre Silva, the ATP World Tour’s Chief Player Officer and Tournament Director of the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals for the last two years, will have a career change for the start of 2014 and is linking up with Roger Federer’s manager Tony Godsick.

Rafael Nadal And Carlos Costa Make New Company Official

It’s official: beginning on January 1, Rafael Nadal started a new company with his longtime manager Carlos Costa that will focus on the management of athletes including tennis players

Rafael Nadal Takes Branding and Management In-house

Nadal has taken another page from the Roger Federer playbook, with leaving the IMG agency six months after his Swiss rival did the same and setting up an in-house company

Roger Federer – Not everyone can afford a Rolls Royce

The Swiss Indoors event will continue talks with management of Basel-born tennis icon Roger Federer after his four-year appearance contract at the hometown event expired

Novak Djokovic Appears To Be Switching Agents

IMG may have lost the business of world no.1 Roger Federer when his contract expired last June, but it is eagerly looking for other prospects.

Godsick and Federer Leave IMG; Likely to Stay Together

The resignation of Tony Godsick, the longtime agent of Roger Federer, from the giant sport agency IMG, has the tennis world buzzing

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It was the end of an era at Crandon Park for the Miami Open last year. From the Lipton, to the Nasdaq 100, to the Sony Ericsson, to the Sony, to the Miami Open presented by Itau, Key Biscayne saw it all.