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The article profiles professional tennis player Roger Federer and covers his victory over Rafael Nadal to win the 2017 Australian Open tournament. It details Federer's 18 career Grand Slam competition before discussing his personality, rehabilitation from injury, and his rivalry with Nadal.

The article discusses the world's top-ranked professional tennis player Rafael Nadal as of June 2014, focusing on Nadal's poker playing ability and his apparent pursuit of fellow tennis star Roger Federer's record-setting 17 Grand Slam tennis championship titles. According to the Personality Media market-research firm, Nadal is the most recognized Spanish athlete in the world. Tennis players such as Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic are mentioned, along with tournaments such as the French Open.

The article presents world news briefs. Tennis player Roger Federer suffered his first semifinals loss in the Grand Slam series since 2005 in Melbourne, Australia in February 2008. U.S. Democrat presidential candidate Barack Obama won the 2008 South Carolina primaries. The Chinese stock exchange in Shanghai fell in response to weakening of the U.S. financial industry.

This article presents numbers related to news stories. 465 bodies from the 1995 massacre in Bosnia have been identified and reburied. Two runners with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain were gored. Tennis great Roger Federer won his fifth Wimbledon Tennis Tournament.

The article focuses on the life and career of Switzerland's tennis professional Roger Federer, who is ranked number one in the world. The author speaks of Federer's natural talent and lack of ego which have helped bring a positive feeling back to the sport of tennis. Reportedly, the tennis champion does not have a large entourage of coaches and trainers.

This article briefly discusses professional tennis player Roger Federer, who has dominated the sport of tennis in recent years heading into 2007. The article predicts Federer will become the first man in thirty-eight years to win the Grand Slam, capturing the four major tennis tournaments in a calendar year.