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World Tour Finals: How Important Is It and Is Rafael Nadal Missing Out?
Mention of the WTF to all but the most ardent tennis followers will likely produce blank stares. This indoor event comes at the end of a long, gruelling season and is seen by many tennis fans almost as an imposition...
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Roger Federer Comes Full Circle Ahead of Shanghai Masters 2010
"With a few minor adjustments I think I can really beat the best without a problem." These were Roger Federer's words during an interview in Hong Kong, ahead of the Masters 1000 event in Shanghai, China...
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Stronger Era, Better Player: Novak Djokovic and His Predecessor
Around two weeks ago, Novak Djokovic reached his second US Open final after defeating Roger Federer in a marathon semifinal match that went the full distance...
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The Mark of a Champion: Roger Federer's Semifinal Defeat at the U.S. Open
After his defeat to Novak Djokovic at the US Open, Roger Federer once and for all showed the two qualities of a bona fide champion: his tremendous fighting spirit against a younger, ...
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Roger Federer: Getting the Mental Edge by Every Means Necessary
Federer has the occasional habit of delaying making excuses for a loss, sometimes for months. This, in my opinion, is done to suit his particular needs with regards to getting some ...
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Roger Federer: A Master at Getting the Job Done
More than any other player, Roger Federer has the capability to close out matches, even when he's not playing his best tennis. His aura is still intact...
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Roger Federer Admits To Being 'Spoiled' After Wimbledon Defeat
In an interview on the eve of his first-round match against Juan Ignacio Chela at the Masters 1000 event in Toronto, Roger Federer was asked to explain his reaction to losing unexpectedly to Tomas Berdych at Wimbledon this year...
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Facing Roger Federer: A Pre-U.S. Open 2010 Analysis
Roger Federer has been a dominant force at the U.S. Open since he won his first title there six years ago, losing only once since 2003...
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Novak Djokovic: The Pinnacle Awaits
Battle-hardened veteran, Fernando Gonzalez, once said that he had never played anyone like his Serbian opponent, after teenage Novak Djokovic came through their grueling five set encounter in the second round of the French Open in 2006...
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Andy Murray Will Be A Force As the U.S. Open Looms
The U.S. Open series is in full swing, and one man, yet to win a title this season, will look to rediscover his form as the bigger events loom on the horizon. First up: the Masters event in Toronto...
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Nick Bollettieri Unconvincing in Roger Federer "Injury" Defense
The renowned tennis coach and guru, Nick Bollettieri, is certainly a fan of Federer, which explains his recent willingness to refute what, it seems, has already been done and dusted over the previous two weeks...
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Roger Federer Piles on the Excuses After Wimbledon 2010 Loss
After his loss to Tomas Berdych in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon, Federer complained in a news conference that he was being bothered by leg and back problems...
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Roger Federer: Intimidation No Longer a Factor
Before facing Andy Murray at the Australian Open this year, Federer stated, among other things, that Murray will have added pressure on him besides the obvious one of trying to win his first slam...
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Roger Federer's "Irrelevant" Words
"It's unfortunately, or fortunately, like that", stated Federer after his loss to Rafael Nadal at the Madrid Open Masters event, when pointing out the lack of importance of the major ...
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Roger Federer's "Unbeatable" Words
Reading Federer's recent comment in the press about him being "unbeatable" during part of last season and his ability to repeat this accomplishment in 2010, and about the ailments that affected ...
