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Novak Djokovic ended Roger Federer's winning run at his home-town tournament to lift the Davidoff Swiss Indoors title in Basle on Sunday. Full Article at Sportal Australia
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BASEL: World No. 1 Roger Federer survived a difficult first set before beating unseeded compatriot Marco Chiudinelli to reach the final of his hometown Swiss Indoors on Saturday. Full Article at The Hindu
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Swiss tennis player Roger Federer, left, follows Editor-in-Chief of US Vogue Anna Wintour, center, and his wife Mirka Vravinec, right, as they arrive for the the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2010 fashion collection, presented in Milan, Italy, Thursday,... View Photo »
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Milan is a short ride from Zurich ... So, it's a nice little mental break. And I'm learning from Anna along the way.
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Top-ranked Roger Federer has finally lost his hometown tournament, falling 6-4 4-6 6-2 to Novak Djokovic in the Swiss Indoors final on Sunday. Full Article at The Age
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Serbia's Novak Djokovic, right, poses after winning his final match against Switzerland's Roger Federer, left, at the Davidoff Swiss Indoors tennis tournament in Basle, Switzerland, Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009. Full Article at Canoe
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BASEL, Switzerland — Top-ranked Roger Federer lost his hometown tournament on Sunday, falling 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 to Novak Djokovic in the Swiss Indoors final. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Swiss tennis player Roger Federer, left, follows Editor-in-Chief of US Vogue Anna Wintour, second from right, as they arrive for the the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2010 fashion collection, presented in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 24 , 2009. View Photo »
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The same questions were raised time and again when tennis and ice-hockey were introduced ... Ask tennis players like Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, ask NHL [ice hockey] players, ask the NBA basketball players. They all want to go to the Games.
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FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images Serbia's Novak Djokovic (R) kisses the trophy after he defeated Switzerland's Roger Federer (L) during his final game at the Swiss Indoors ATP tennis tournament on November 8, 2009 in Basel. Full Article at National Post
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Novak Djokovic's Swiss Indoors title followed victories in Dubai, Belgrade and Beijing this season. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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Swiss tennis player Roger Federer, left, follows Editor-in-Chief of US Vogue Anna Wintour, center, and his wife Mirka Vravinec, right, as they arrive for the the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2010 fashion collection, presented in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 24 , 2009.
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Milan is a short ride from Zurich ... So, it's a nice little mental break. And I'm learning from Anna along the way.
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The same questions were raised time and again when tennis and ice-hockey were introduced ... Ask tennis players like Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, ask NHL [ice hockey] players, ask the NBA basketball players. They all want to go to the Games.
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People like it still that I am the No 1 or the No 1 again so I have to make a hard decision, the one or the other [either the tour or the Davis Cup] because both together is not working, I feel it myself, it is consuming. If I hadn’t played the Davis Cup I maybe would have gone to Asia, so you see how m...
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I’ll try to go all the way. Since the Cincinnati final (against Roger Federer) I’ve been playing really well. I’m getting better and better
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People like it still that I am the No 1 or the No 1 again so I have to make a hard decision, the one or the other [either the tour or the Davis Cup] because both together is not working, I feel it myself, it is consuming. If I hadn’t played the Davis Cup I maybe would have gone to Asia, so you see how m...
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We are naturally delighted to be able to name Roger Federer, an exceptional and well-known Swiss icon, as our brand ambassador ... Together with Roger Federer, we will become the foremost ambassadors for Swiss quality.
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After consultation with my team and doctors, I decided to take the difficult decision to withdraw from both tournaments ... This will allow me a chance to give my body a chance to rest, rehabilitate and recover from a physically challenging year. I'm disappointed that I have to withdraw from Tokyo and S...
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We are naturally delighted to be able to name Roger Federer, an exceptional and well-known Swiss icon, as our brand ambassador ... Together with Roger Federer, we will become the foremost ambassadors for Swiss quality.
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I'm disappointed that I have to withdraw from Tokyo and Shanghai as they are two of my favourite cities ... The fans have been great to me over the years.
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With Jimmie, the criticism is a lot like what Roger Federer gets ... All he does is win.
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I truly enjoy playing for my country, but I'll also have to see where I have my priorities for next season ... Of course, there are the Grand Slams, but there is also number one, which is a bit of a dilemma. If I want to play Davis Cup all the time, I might have to leave out some Masters 1000 tournament...
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I will never be Martina Hingis or Roger Federer, I know that
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It's definitely one of the goals. I've tried for many years. I've been on the team since '98. I started as a sparring partner and alternate, then I made my debut in '99 against Italy. In 2003, we had a good chance but Australia was very tough
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I like all tennis pros. But I like to watch Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer play each other.
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I obviously have to get over my jet lag, considering the fact that I'm coming from New York, but everything else is fine
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Cristiano Ronaldo, he's just exciting. He's got that little arrogance that's funny. Just unbelievable to watch. (MLB?) Derek Jeter. Complete player, just like his style. (NFL?) Peyton Manning. (Golf/Tennis?) Tiger, Roger Federer. (Boxing?) I always liked (Mike) Tyson. (NASCAR?) The only one I know is Je...
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You start off thinking you are the best at what you are doing and you are the only person that can do it. But at some stage in life you realise that, unless you are Roger Federer or Usain Bolt, everything you do someone else could do better. Our managing director, who effectively runs the business now, ...
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I need more experience coping with situations like this ... Maybe Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal know much better than me what it's like after winning a Grand Slam, but I don't have experience of that. I just want to play here and try to do my best. If I win, so much the better. If I lose, I'll go home ...
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Tiger Woods plays in the UAE every year, Roger Federer plays here every year, and even Russell Coutts [the BMW Oracle skipper and CEO] sails here every year ... We believe this lawsuit is yet another tactic employed by Larry Ellison [the team owner] and BMW Oracle to avoid racing us for the Cup on the w...
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I don't think anyone has called Roger Federer an elitist
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Milan fashion week shows running late. Rumor blames Anna Wintour for introducing Roger Federer to Mr. Armani today - causing hour delay.
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Anna Wintour is taking Roger Federer to the Prada show. He's in a grey suit. She's in python.
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Sports history is littered with heavy underdogs that rise to the occasion and come through. Nobody would’ve wagered that the Argentinian (Juan Martin) Del Potro would beat the two greatest tennis players in the world, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, on his way to the U.S. Open. Chris is hungry, determin...
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Roger Federer's victory at Roland Garros spoke to me much more because it made me think of a lot of things in relation to Wimbledon.
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Saturday we hit the jackpot: Roger Federer vs. Lleyton Hewitt, then (Maria) Sharapova vs. (Melanie) Oudin, then (Andy) Roddick vs. (John) Isner all in one day. It was the best session of the tournament.
SOURCE: Naples Daily News
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