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The year of power transition in men's tennis

The year of power transition in men's tennis

Men's tennis is witnessing a power shift with young talents like Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz dominating, while the legendary "Big Three" have failed to win a Grand Slam for the first time in over two decades.
Messi among top three athletes of 21st century

Messi among top three athletes of 21st century

Roger Federer shares moments from Vietnam trip

Roger Federer shares moments from Vietnam trip

How many Grand Slam titles has Rafael Nadal won as of 2024?

How many Grand Slam titles has Rafael Nadal won as of 2024?

Are you a Rafael Nadal fan? Let's see how much you know about the legendary Spanish tennis player.
May 31, 2024 | 03:40 pm PT
Roger Federer excites fans with Thai tuk-tuk ride

Roger Federer excites fans with Thai tuk-tuk ride

Retired Swiss tennis superstar Roger Federer sent fans into a frenzy after he posted photos of his experience traveling the streets of Bangkok on a tuk-tuk.
February 27, 2024 | 04:45 pm PT
Federer outlasts Nadal in Melbourne for 18th grand slam

Federer outlasts Nadal in Melbourne for 18th grand slam

It's Federer's first grand slam title in four and a half years. 
January 29, 2017 | 07:04 am PT
Djokovic eyes Golden Slam, turns rivals green with envy

Djokovic eyes Golden Slam, turns rivals green with envy

He is the tennis version of the Incredible Hulk and on Sunday Novak Djokovic made his closest rivals turn green with envy as he finally achieved something no man had accomplished for nearly half a century.
June 6, 2016 | 01:59 am PT
Thiem's up for beaten Federer in Rome

Thiem's up for beaten Federer in Rome

Roger Federer's struggles continued when he was beaten 7-6 (2) 6-4 by fast-rising Austrian Dominic Thiem in the third round of the Italian Open on Thursday.
May 12, 2016 | 05:06 pm PT
Street named after Federer

Street named after Federer

Swiss tennis great Roger Federer saw a street named after him unveiled in the central Swiss city of Biel on Thursday (April 21), as he also inaugurated a new training room at the Swiss Tennis Club.After his speech in front of over 1500 fans, the winner of 17 Grand Slam titles cut the red ribbon at a brief ceremony attended by municipal authorities."I'm so touched to receive such an honour in Switzerland. I think you saw that, I was very moved. This is not something I have dreamed of, but I have a stamp, now a street, for me this is quite fascinating to have. I'm very touched by this city because I spent a lot of time here. This was in a way, the beginning, I became a pro here, because I stopped school in Ecublens (Swiss town in canton de Vaud) at 16, I came here to take this risk in my life to become tennis player." the Swiss player told a news conference.After signing hundred of autographs, Roger Federer also dug the symbolic first hole ahead of the construction of a new event and training hall at the centre. The structure can welcome around 3,000 people and will host Davis Cup and Fed Cup matches as well as a WTA tournament.Federer also added that he sees himself working with young children and young tennis players when he finally retires.
April 21, 2016 | 04:51 pm PT
 
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