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The article discusses different tennis tournaments held in June 2013, including the Gerry Weber Open held in Halle, Germany, won by Roger Federer, the Queen's Club Championships held in London, Great Britain, and won by Andy Murray, and the tournament held in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, won by Nicolas Mahut.

The article focuses on the 2013 Madrid Open tennis tournament held in Madrid, Spain, from May 6 to May 12, 2013 and the victory of Spanish professional tennis player Rafael Nadal. Topics mentioned include Nadal's matches against players Benoît Paire, Mikhail Youzhny, and Stanislas Wawrinka, the elimination of Novak Djokovic, and the defeat of Roger Federer.

The article reports that Swiss professional tennis player Roger Federer's daughters, Charlene Riva and Myla Rose, assist to a great number of his matches. The author reports that the twins are not very attentive to their father's performances, including during his match opposing him to Spanish player Rafael Nadal in May 2013.

The article reports on loss of Wimbledon Championship, tennis tournament by tennis player Roger Federer. Topics discussed include defeat faced by Federer against the tennis player Sergiy Stakhovsky, history of Federer's official victory and achievements, and Federer's reports on his efforts in every tournament and his planning for a comeback in 2004 tournaments.

The article reports on losing of a Wimbledon Championship, a tennis tournament by tennis player Roger Federer and humiliation faced by him. Topics discussed include tournament won by tennis player Sergiy Stakhovsky, discussion on past winning of past championships by Federer, and comparison of Federer with other players of different field such as racing driver Michael Schumacher, road racing cyclist Lance Armstrong, and golfer Tiger Woods.

The article presents information on tennis player Roger Federer's performance at Wimbledon 2012 in London, England. The author argues that his 2012 Wimbledon title reflects Federer's expected success at the 2012 London Olympic games in London, England. Also discussed are Federer's match against tennis player Rafael Nadal, the history of his Wimbledon titles, and his victory over tennis player Novak Djokovic.

The article presents the best Grand Slam tennis players that have yet to win a Grand Slam Tournament. Grand Slam Tournament results starting from 2009 are cited to have been analyzed to find the top tennis players. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic are mentioned as the winners of several Grand Slam tournaments. Andy Murray is revealed to have made the Grand Slam finals three times but have not yet won one. Also included are Tomas Berdych, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, and David Ferrer.

The author considers professional tennis players Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic as a representation of the golden age for men's tennis. He believes that the players have dominated the sport of tennis in recent years and announces that the 2012 French Open will mark 28 out of 29 straight Grand Slam tournaments where one of this trio emerged victorious. He also notes that one of the three has also been the runner-up in more than half of these Grand Slam events.

The article focuses on various issues related to fashion, sports, and music. It mentions Roger Federer, who was considered man of the month after winning straight sets during the Sixth ATP World tour. Blake Lively considered as having an iconic moment in Fashion history. Moreover, a web site www.watzatsong.com, wherein people could put a name to it was mentioned.

Rafael Nadal was working his way into a point about tennis rivalries. It was near the end of the third day of the Wimbledon Championships in late June, and Nadal, an hour or so earlier, efficiently dispensed with his second-round opponent, the hard-hitting but chronically inconsistent American Ryan Sweeting, in straight sets. Now, freshly showered, his longish hair going its own way, his biceps stretching the sleeves of his tight-fitting polo shirt, Nadal, at that moment the No. 1 men's tennis player in the world, was seated behind a table in a small auditorium at Wimbledon's press center, weighing what to say. He looked down, toyed a bit with the bottle of water in front of him, brought his hands together, slowly lifted his head and tilted it, then began a smile but shut it down as he looked at me. ''I cannot talk for the rest of the players -- I can talk for myself,'' he said, answering in English, a language that he, at 25, has grown more comfortable speaking, as he has grown more expansive in general in his conversations with the media. ''You know, I always say the same: you feel the rivalry at the end of the season. We will see who gonna be my rival.'' He paused, scratched his head, then said: ''Today my rival is every day my opponent and myself, too, because I have to do well in every tournament in every match.'' Then he drank some water. Someday the subject of who his tennis rivals were will take over almost any conversation about him -- will be who he was in the minds of those tennis fans for whom who he continues to matter. It just wasn't what he wanted to be talking about now. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The author talks about his success as a tennis player in India in 2011. He was recognized as a professional player after winning 44 tennis games in 2008. He also achieved success in 2010 after winning several gold medals at the Commonwealth and Asian games. He identifies his inspirations including professional tennis players Roger Federer, Andre Agassi, and Pete Sampras.

The article discusses the 2010 World Tour Finals tennis tournament held in London, England staged by the ATP Tour organization. The championship match of the men's singles competition between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal is examined. Federer's victory in three sets is considered in terms of how he had been succeeded by Nadal earlier in the year as the world's top-rated player.

An interview is presented with tennis player Rafael Nadal. Nadal describes his emotions upon winning the 2010 U.S. Open tournament, completing the so-called career grand slam of winning all four major tournaments. He states that his main goal is to continue to improve as a player. Nadal discusses appearing in tournament finals against rival player Roger Federer.

The article focuses on American tennis player Andy Roddick who has confirmed his runner-up status in the Wimbledon finals in London, England. It states that Roddick is considered as the best American player after Pete Sampras but he could not win against Roger Federer. It adds that Roddick has incredible talent in tennis but is just unlucky to play in the same era with Federer.

In this article the author discusses tennis player Roger Federer. On June 7, 2009 Federer won the French Open. The televised event was watched by notable tennis players James Blake, Rod Laver, and Pete Sampras, who are said to believe Federer to be the greatest tennis player in the world. However, Federer has a 7-13 loosing record to tennis player Rafael Nadal.

This article describes the dramatic tennis match between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer in the 2008 Wimbledon finals. The first two sets were dominated by Nadal, but after a rain delay Federer made an exciting comeback. After more rain delays and the approach of darkness, Nadal suddenly scored the winning point.

The article focuses on the Pacific Life Open tennis tournament in Indian Wells. Beginning in 2009, it joins eight other tournaments around the world as part of the official Association of Tennis Professionals Tour. The 2008 players include Maria Sharapova, Lindsay Davenport, Andy Roddick, and Roger Federer. The qualifying round starts on March 10, 2008 and quarterfinals starts on March 19, 2008.

The article reports that tennis players Pete Sampras and Roger Federer will play a three-set exhibition match at Madison Square Garden in New York City on March 10, 2008. Federer says that Sampras will have better opportunities at the game because of his good serve techniques. Sampras says that Roger is a phenomenal mover. It is also stated that the two players met for the first time during the 2001 Wimbledon matches in Seoul, Korea where they became good friends.

The article reports on the 2007 Asian exhibition tour of former world number one tennis player Pete Sampras and current number one Roger Federer. The three-match exhibition started in South Korea where Federer triumphed over Sampras, 6-4, 6-3 in 61 minutes of play. This was followed by a game in Kuala Lumpur which Federer also won. The tour ended in Macau, with Sampras beating Federer 7-6, 6-4.

The article presents an analysis on the potential winners of the Australian Open Tennis Championships. It discusses the possible bets for each tennis player including Roger Federer, Andy Murray, David Ferrer, and Nikolay Davydenko in the men's division and Maria Sharapova, Lindsay Davenport and Jelena Jankovic in the women's division.

The article makes predictions for events that may occur in 2008 regarding professional tennis. It is suggested that momentum will increase for professional tennis players to form a creditable union, which could defend them when they fail drug tests. The article also asserts that Roger Federer will win two major single championships in 2008, which will be attributed to the Olympics.

The author reports that the United States won the 2007 Davis Cup beating Russia in the finals. The history of the U.S. regarding the Davis Cup is discussed. The performances of several players on the American team are mentioned including Andy Roddick, Roger Federer and James Blake. The way in which the American team celebrated their victory is mentioned.

The article profiles tennis player Roger Federer. According to the author, watching Federer is like watching an artist because he can do anything on a court, behind-the-back shots and between-the-leg shots, and can also play slow or fast. Recently, he won the Australian Open, a Grand Slam tournament, without losing a set. According to the author, Federer will surely win the most Grand Slams if he stays motivated and away from injuries.

The article presents the author's views on tennis players in New York City. The author implies that nobody was truly surprised to see Roger Federer and Justine Henin win more Grand Slam glory at the U.S. Open Championships. However, there were still a few surprises including the exits from Lleyton Hewitt and Maria Sharapova, who have both won the U.S. Open title previously.

The article reports on the close competition between Roger Federer and Lleyton Hewitt since the start of their tennis career. The World Youth Cup at Zurich, Switzerland marks their first meeting in a tennis court 11 years ago. Federer states that he never should have won that day, good thing was that the team has reviewed their points. He also comments on Hewitt's remarkable temperance on the result that day, where he hits his strings with a fist causing blood all over his hands.

The author reflects on the performance of tennis players at the 2007 U.S. Open in New York City. He describes the dominance of Roger Federer in the men's draw and Justine Henin in the women's. He argues that Serbia's Novak Djokovic makes a real deal and is the man who is going to beat Federer. The author also asserts that for Lleyton Hewitt Lleyton to get on the top 10 again, he must show some versatility and apply it on his game.

The article compares the Grand Slam performances of tennis players Roger Federer and Lleyton Hewitt. According to the author, Hewitt's last Grand Slam title was in 2002 at Wimbledon, while Federer is on course towards winning his 12th Grand Slam at the 2007 United States Open. The author speculates on the players who can prevent Federer from tying Pete Sampras' record of 14 Grand Slam titles.

The article announces that the U.S. Open tennis tournament will be broadcasted on Australian television on August 27 to September 10, 2007. Roger Federer had fought the introduction of the Hawk-Eye and lost his temper at the 2007 Wimbledon tournament because of a call by the eye-in-the-sky. It is pointed that it is possible that Federer may be irked again by the Hawk-Eye at the U.S. Open.

In this article the author expresses her opinion that professional tennis as played in 2007 had become dull. She analyzes the women's tennis played at the 2007 French Open and a match played between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in Hamburg, Germany. The article also discusses the win achieved in the Montreal Grand Prix Formula One motor race by Lewis Hamilton.

The article discusses previous champions of the French Open Tennis Tournament in Paris, France. A discussion is presented about players such as Roger Federer and Serena Williams, who are contenders to win the 2007 tournament. The difference between the French Open and other Grand Slam tournaments and the difficulty of playing on clay courts is mentioned.

This article discusses tennis player Roger Federer. The article notes that Federer has been the world's top-ranked tennis player since 2004, but has slumped somewhat during 2007. Federer has lost four tennis matches since March of 2007, which represents a slump for a tennis player who has won six of the last seven major tennis tournaments. To that effect, Federer has fired Tony Roche, his part-time tennis coach.

The author discusses international team competition in tennis. The Davis Cup tournament circuit is profiled. The author blames the lack of interest in the tournament on the protracted nature of the Davis Cup schedule. He also says the absence of top tennis players like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at the tournament also makes the event unappealing.

The author discusses tennis player Roger Federer's loss in the 2007 Sony Ericsson Open tournament. He offers humorous explanations as to why Federer is losing matches. He says Federer is too humble for a professional athlete. He jokingly compares Federer to other professional athletes and their lavish lifestyles. The author says Federer is too nice for his own good.

The article discusses the unlikely defeat that tennis player Roger Federer suffered at the hands of Guillermo Canas in the second round of the Pacific Life Open. Federer had won 41 consecutive matches, until he was upset by Canas. Canas had been suspended for 15 months for testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug, and used his suspension to rest and refine his game. Canas is moving up in the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) rankings as result of his win.

The article comments on the relationship between Australian tennis player Lleyton Hewitt and Tennis Australia. Australian Open organizers are facing problems in that it cannot use images of its highest ranked player, Hewitt to promote the tournament. Hewitt's appointment of Justin Cohen as his manager to replace his father Glynn may also influence some developments in tennis. Roger Federer will then replace Hewitt to promote the Australian Open.

The article presents information about Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal. Nadal won his first championship at the age of eight. Unlike many worldclass tennis players, he chose to stay at home, living in an apartment building with members of his extended family. At the 2006 Wimbledon Championships, he qualified for the finals but was beaten by the world's number one men's tennis player Roger Federer.

This article reports on the introduction of instant-replay challenges in the U.S. Open. Players are allowed to challenge up to two times per set, with an additional challenge allowed for tie-breakers. If the player is correct, they do not lose any challenges. Umpires will be using the Hawk-Eye system. When a player makes a challenge, it will be broadcast on the stadium screens and on televisions. Andy Roddick is a fan of the system, but Roger Federer is skeptical of its use.

This article provides an editorial from tennis legend Chris Evert. Evert discusses rivalries between tennis players, and notes that the rivalry between modern tennis players Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal may be one of the alltime greatest rivalries in tennis history. Evert also previews the 2006 Wimbledon tennis tournament.

Focuses on the television program "Wimbledon" at the ESPN2 channel. Forecast on the performance of tennis player Roger Federer; Tennis players who are expected to make a possible comeback in the tournament, including Andre Agassi; Participation of defending champion Venus Williams.

The article focuses on the French Open tennis tournament on May 28 to June 11, 2006. The article speculates on the performance of Roger Federer in the event. It recalls that Rafael Nadal defeated Federer in the 2005 event. Meanwhile, Fox Sports will provide the complete coverage for the French Open following other networks' refusal to broadcast the event.

Several charts are presented showing a ranking of tennis players based on their performance at different tennis tournaments in 2006, including Roger Federer at the Indesit 2006 Race, Kim Clijsters and at the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour.

This article presents information about athletic events in Dubai, the country that might manage six U.S. ports. Most Americans might be unfamiliar with Dubai, but athletes know it well as it hosts the Dubai Duty Free Women's Open won recently by Justine Henin-Hardenne, the upcoming men's tennis tournament featuring Andre Agassi and Roger Federer, and the Dubai Desert Classic won recently by Tiger Woods. Dubai is also hosting the Dubai World Cup horse race.

The article proposes some changes to the tennis rules to give other tennis players a chance to win against Roger Federer. Federer has emerged as the best tennis player so far. He antagonizes other players with his efficiency, creativity and proficiency. He is so confident in his native abilities that he does not even need a coach. It is time therefore to make a few simple alterations to the rules that would give the rest of the field a chance against Federer.

The article presents information on the performance rankings of several tennis players as of November 11, 2005 including Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at the ATP Tour.

The article presents information on tennis tournaments including the number of titles won by tennis players Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

The article presents an interview with retired tennis player Pete Sampras. When asked if he is going to play the senior tour in the United States, he says that he is reasonably open to it. He cites his reason for considering to compete in the senior tour again. He relates his interest in playing golf and poker. He comments on tennis player Roger Federer.

The article features professional tennis player Rod Laver. He grew up in Queensland and was nicknamed Rocket by Harry Hopman, the architect of tennis dynasty in Australia in the 1950s and 1960s. His career footprints are being followed by another versatile player, Roger Federer. He has won 11 major titles in his career.