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“Federer can say he can beat me. You can’t” – GAUFF ballistic on sexist remarks [VIDEO]  Tennis Tonic

Novak Djokovic drops huge US Open hint as he joins star-studded Cincinnati doubles line-up  Tennishead

Roger Federer urged to guard retirement plans closely by Grand Slam legend and former coach  TennisheadFormer Coach Does Not Recommend a Farewell Tour to Roger Federer  Essentially SportsRoger Federer Handed Retirement Advice From Stefan Edberg, Urged To Avoid Farewell Tour  Outlook IndiaIn Roger Federer's words: 'I turned out to be a bad guy who put Lleyton Hewitt..'  Tennis World USAFederer handed retirement advice from Edberg, urged to avoid farewell tour  Yahoo SportsView Full Coverage on Google News

Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer warned rival is 'super determined' to topple them  Tennishead

Delgado: 'Andy Murray wants to compete vs. Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Nadal'  Tennis World USA

'Have heard Roger Federer and Nadal thank the spectators for...', says top coach  Tennis World USA

Roger Federer And Pete Sampras’ Former Coach Reflects On Tennis’ New State  International Business Times

In Roger Federer's words: 'It's my revenge for Davis Cup and a big moment for..'  Tennis World USA

On this day: After beating Roger Federer, Andy Roddick wins first Masters 1000 title  Tennis World USA

'Roger Federer is the best at handling emotions', says bowling champion  Tennis World USA

Garbine Muguruza: "Federer, Nadal and Djokovic's dominance is not normal"  Tennis World USA

Hot Shot: Federer's Fantastic Toronto Tweener | Video Search Results  ATP Tour

On this day: Jo-Wilfried Tsonga edges Roger Federer for second Masters 1000 crown  Tennis World USA

'When Roger Federer had to win a point he always won it', says former Top 5  Tennis World USA

'Roger Federer is not that important to tennis' - Former Wimbledon champion dismisses odd claim  Tennishead

Roger Federer "borrows" fitness coach Pierre Paganini to Stan Wawrinka  Tennis World USA

RELIVE: Top 39 Moments of Roger Federer In His Thriving Career  Essentially Sports

Two of the nicest guys in sport: Twitter celebrates Roger Federer and Kane Williamson’s birthday  Scroll.in

Quiz: How much do you know about Roger Federer?  thejournal.ie

Juan Martin Del Potro Reveals Roger Federer’s Reaction to His Bronze Medal Win at 2012 Olympics  Essentially Sports

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GlowOfTheCity: RT @TrackerTennis: "Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer have stayed because they have not met people who have the same commitmen…

SummerH*~gki: RT @TrackerTennis: Stefan Edberg revealed in a recent podcast that he has advised Roger Federer against a farewell tour. https://t.co/W9ZS…

I stopped following tennis for a year or so; I just came back to check the ATP rankings and wtf Federer is #6?? And below Ferrer??? WTF happened??? I'm going all through news articles and stuff but it's been so long since I stopped following I don't know which tournament to look at; did he screw up really bad, have an injury…is he just getting old? Other players just getting better??

Okay so Roger started off the year in my opinion good. Made it to the Semi-Finals of Australia, bowing out in 5 sets. Now that lead me to believe the rest of his year will be good because there is no shame losing to Andy Murray in Melbourne. The match was great! However, then it became pear shaped. QF in Rotterdam, SF in Dubai and then QF again in Indian wells. Now I could be over estimating Roger's abilities. But it seemed like to me he wasn't bothered in Rotterdam. In Dubai, he squandered match points over Berdych so that's no real issue. Of course in Indian wells he had that back issue, but again Nadal in the QF is never easy. So from his performance this year, would you say he's due for a good run sooner or later? Am I to judge him only from his performance in Australia where it seemed like he was sharp? How do you think Roger will do this year? And Wimbledon 2013? People are saying Murray will win Wimbledon 2013, but honestly I don't see that. If Nadal's in his half or even Novak, it isn't granted he will even get to the Final. Whereas, I think should Federer reach the semi finals, he could push on from there. So the questions are: Will Roger's performance raise this year? Is it wise to only Judge how he did in Australia? What's your predictions for him this year? Who's best bet on Wimbledon? Thank you :)

i mean Roger Federer as a legend has achieved 17 grand slams in his tennis career , can this number be broken or achieved by Novac or Murray or Nadal or any coming tennis player or can not be according to your point , specially as i think Roger is facing many difficulties to make this number more bigger and unreachable

Particularly against Andy Murray. If you saw both matches with Federer against Murray in Shanghai, then in London. How were the outcomes of the match so different? I don't believe in the roof helping in anyway or it being indoor or outdoor. Did Murray play bad in london or was Federer just raising the level of his game? (I'm a Federer supporter)

Assuming Federer passes through the next round, Dimitrov is only one win away from finally playing Federer! If we dress them exactly the same, who will be able to tell the difference?! Excited? P.S How badly would Federer beat him, and is there any chance Dimitrov wins?