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February 14, 2012 -- Updated 2345 GMT (0745 HKT) Serbia's Viktor Troicki in action at the ATP tour event in Rotterdam on Tuesday STORY HIGHLIGHTS Serbia's Viktor Troicki eases into round two at ATP event in Rotterdam with straight sets win Daniela Hantuc
updated 6:45 PM EST, Tue February 14, 2012 Serbia's Viktor Troicki in action at the ATP tour event in Rotterdam on Tuesday STORY HIGHLIGHTS Serbia's Viktor Troicki eases into round two at ATP event in Rotterdam with straight sets win Daniela Hantuchova c
Mardy Fish (C) of the U.S. celebrates with team mate John Isner after winning the Davis Cup doubles tennis match against Switzerland's Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka in Fribourg February 11, 2012. View Photo »
I am really energized and looking forward to it
SAN JOSE, Calif. Andy Roddick, who hasn't played since the Australian Open, returns this week in the SAP Open in San Jose, Calif. Andy Roddick, who hasn't played since the Australian Open,
SAN JOSE, CALIF. And for good reason. After all, John Isner had just nullified the 16-time Slam champ on enemy turf, taking down the Swiss master on the c
US Davis Cup team captain Jim Courier, left, celebrates with his player Mardy Fish after winning the double match against Swiss Davis Cup tennis players Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during the Davis Cup World Group first round double match between... View Photo »
He (Roger Federer) finishes his career like a rose because he has a privileged physique. But neither (Andy) Murray, nor (Novak) Djokovic nor I will finish fresh as a rose
It's love day all over the Christian world, which makes my new feature accidentally appropriate. This is the first Fan Club, a series of conversations I hope to be having with fans of different players. Since starting this blog, I've become steadily more
ROTTERDAM: Roger Federer says he was misunderstood and he did not blame Switzerland teammate Stanislas Wawrinka for their Davis Cup loss to the United States. In comments translated from French, Federer appeared to criticize Wawrinka’s performances in th
Roger Federer (pronounced /ˈrɒdʒə ˈfɛdərər/; born on August 8, 1981) is a Swiss professional tennis player. He is a former World No. 1 ranked player, a position he held for a record 237 consecutive weeks. He is currently ranked World No. 2. A number of sports analysts, tennis critics and former players consider Federer to be the greatest tennis... Full Article
US John Isner congratulates US Mardy Fish (C) after their victory over Swiss Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »US players Mardy Fish (L) and Mike Brian return the ball to Swiss players Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »Switzerland's Roger Federer leaves the court after losing the Davis Cup doubles tennis match against Mardy Fish and Mike Bryan of the U.S. in Fribourg February 11, 2012.
View Photo »Swiss players Roger Federer (L) and Stanislas Wawrinka react after being defeated by US players Mardy Fish and Mike Brian during the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »US pair Mardy Fish (R) and Mike Brian celebrate with US Davis Cup captain Jim Courier after winning their match against Swiss Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »Captain Jim Courrier (L) congratulates US Mardy Fish (R) and Mike Brian (M) after their victory against Swiss Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »Switzerland's Roger Federer (L) speaks to team member Stanislas Wawrinka during their Davis Cup doubles tennis match against Mardy Fish and Mike Bryan of the U.S. in Fribourg February 11, 2012.
View Photo »US Mardy Fish (L) and Mike Brian celebrate their victory against Swiss Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »Swiss supporters cheer on Switzerland's players Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during their Davis Cup World Group first round tennis match between USA and Switzerland against US pair Mardy Fish and Mike Brian in Fribourg on February 11, 2012.
View Photo »Switzerland's players Roger Federer (R) and Stanislas Wawrinka (L) talk during their Davis Cup World Group first round tennis match between USA and Switzerland against US pair Mardy Fish and Mike Brian in Fribourg on February 11, 2012.
View Photo »US Mardy Fish (L) and Mike Brian touch hands during a match against Swiss Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka to the Davis Cup World Group first round opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »Swiss Roger Federer (L) and Stanislas Wawrinka talk during a match against the US pair Mardy Fish and Mike Brian in the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »Swiss Davis Cup tennis player Stanislas Wawrinka, left, and teammate Roger Federer, right, react after a winning point against US Davis Cup tennis players Mardy Fish and Mike Bryan during the Davis Cup World Group first round double match between Switzerland and the US in the Forum Arena...
View Photo »Switzerland's Roger Federer (R) returns to Mardy Fish of the U.S. (front) during their Davis Cup doubles tennis match in Fribourg February 11, 2012. At left is Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland.
View Photo »Switzerland's Roger Federer changes a shirt during his Davis Cup tennis match against John Isner of the U.S. in Fribourg, February 10, 2012.
View Photo »Roger Federer of Switzerland reacts after losing his Davis Cup tennis match against John Isner of the U.S. in Fribourg February 10, 2012.
View Photo »Switzerland's Roger Federer hits a return to John Isner of the U.S. during their Davis Cup tennis match in Fribourg February 10, 2012.
View Photo »Swiss Davis Cup player Roger Federer, right, speaks next to Switzerland's team captain Severin Luethi during a media conference after the official Davis Cup draw ceremony in Fribourg, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. Switzerland faces the US in the World Group first round.
View Photo »Swiss Davis Cup player Roger Federer signs an autograph for former Russian ice hockey player and coach Vyacheslav Bykov, right, during the official Davis Cup draw ceremony in Fribourg, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. Switzerland faces the US in the World Group first round.
View Photo »Switzerland's tennis Davis Cup player Roger Federer, left, shakes hands with US Davis Cup player John Isner during the official Davis Cup draw ceremony in Fribourg, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. Switzerland faces the US in the World Group first round.
View Photo »Switzerland's tennis Davis Cup player Roger Federer, right, passes the players of the US team during the presentation of the players at the official Davis Cup draw ceremony in Fribourg, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. Switzerland faces the US in the World Group first round.
View Photo »Switzerland's Davis Cup team member Roger Federer (R) speaks to U.S. team member John Isner (L) and U.S. team coach Jay Berger before a practice session in Fribourg, February 8, 2012. Switzerland will meet the U.S. in the Davis Cup tennis tournament on February 10 - 12.
View Photo »Switzerland's Davis Cup team member Roger Federer (R) looks on as Stanislas Wawrinka warms up before a practice session in Fribourg, February 8, 2012. Switzerland will meet the U.S. in the Davis Cup tennis tournament on February 10 - 12.
View Photo »Switzerland's Davis Cup team member Roger Federer (L) speaks to Stanislas Wawrinka as they take a break during a practice session in Fribourg, February 8, 2012. Switzerland will meet the U.S. in the Davis Cup tennis tournament on February 10 - 12.
View Photo »Switzerland's Davis Cup team members Roger Federer (L) and Stanislas Wawrinka take a break together with Wawrinka's daughter Alexia during a practice session in Fribourg, February 8, 2012. Switzerland will meet the U.S. in the Davis Cup tennis tournament on February 10 - 12.
View Photo »US John Isner congratulates US Mardy Fish (C) after their victory over Swiss Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka during the Davis Cup World Group first round game opposing Switzerland to USA on February 11, 2012 in Fribourg.
View Photo »I am really energized and looking forward to it
He (Roger Federer) finishes his career like a rose because he has a privileged physique. But neither (Andy) Murray, nor (Novak) Djokovic nor I will finish fresh as a rose
Strike is such a dangerous word to use. It’s not good for anyone really. We’ve seen it in other sports happening in the States. That’s why I’m always very careful about it
Novak had a wonderful season. How many of us could have foreseen a couple of years ago that he would have pushed aside Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to become world No 1.
Things are fine between us . . . I have no hard feelings towards him
I couldn’t be more happy and I couldn’t be more exhausted because Jo sucked all the last energy out of me today. – Roger Federer, after beating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to win his sixth season-ending ATP World Tour Finals title. He’s the best player indoors for the moment. He’s maybe the best player ever, bec...
You know, it's such a dangerous word to use. That's why I always say, 'Let's try to avoid it as much as we can,' right?
What isnt up for debate is just how remarkable an athlete Roger Federer is, when you compare his year on year achievements over a prolonged period. He's a phenomenon, and it wont be fully realised til he's gone.
I heard a few things and there was a few things on the Internet I was trying to see. I think I saw him playing in a grasscourt tournament, I was just trying to make sure he was the same guy -- and he was
If tennis is a religion, then Roger Federer is its God.
He's mentioned many times how he gets a bit tired and frustrated through the whole process, and I shared that with him. It's normal
But I’m not a fan of, ‘Please welcome world No 4 Roger Federer.’ Can we not be positive? Perhaps, ‘Former world No 1 or six-times Wimbledon champion?’ Isn’t that nicer for the fans [for him, too]? I think we have to be a bit more excited and pumped up. I’m not saying it to sound bad, it’s reality and 4 ...
It’s not good for anyone really. We’ve seen it in other sports happening in the States (with the NBA). That’s why I’m always very careful about it
No, Roger Federer doesn't pull out. Otherwise he doesn't walk on court.
So far, it’s always been no problem really. Back in the day
It's hard to say but I like Roger Federer and Murray
We’ll see at 36, 39, how many more I was able to get
He was, and I am relieved to be through
Things are fine between us, I have no hard feelings towards him ... He’s mentioned many times how he gets a bit tired and frustrated through the whole process and I shared that with him. It’s normal.
I completely understand and support the players' opinions
It was just tough against a guy who hits big and flat from both sides and takes a lot of chances
I am cool and relaxed about it and he feels the same way. At least, I hope so
No problem, I am happy to be 100 per cent fit
I was in the meeting. I completely understand and support the players' opinions
I think it's such a dangerous word to use ... I always say, 'Let's try and avoid it as much as we can.' We've seen it happening in other sports in the States. That's why I'm always very careful about it.
