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    newstennis12 hours ago

    US Open to feature Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Andy Murray together

    Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Andy Murray, the "big four" of the tennis world, will be seen together in US Open, since their united appearance in Wimbledon last year. Novak Djokovic will be hoping to snatch his third US Open title, scheduled to be played in New York.
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    newstennis2 days ago

    Cincinnati Masters | Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer to become first man to win all 9 Masters 1000 titles

    Novak Djokovic has defeated Roger Federer 6-4, 6-4 in the Cincinnati Masters’ finals to become the first man to complete a matched set of Masters 1000 titles. Federer, meanwhile, has lost a final in the hardcourt US Open tuneup for the first time after winning 7 titles this year.
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    newstennis3 days ago

    David Cup will never be the same for the next generation, says Roger Federer

    Reflecting on the changes made in the Davis Cup format, Roger Federer has commented that the experiences of playing the Davis Cup will not be the same for the next generation. He hopes that tennis authorities will abide by the promises made for the purpose of the development of the tournament.
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    newstennis8 days ago

    Roger Federer admits that he’s anxious despite training hard ahead of Cincinnati

    Roger Federer displayed some caution ahead of his return to American soil for the Cincinnati Masters this month which will be followed by the US Open that begins on August 27. Federer revealed that he had to take breaks between tournaments in order to keep himself at 100% ahead of the US Open.
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    newstennisa month ago

    Rafael Nadal still number one in ATP rankings as Novak Djokovic enters top 10

    Spanish tennis ace Rafael Nadal retained his spot at the top of ATP rankings despite a semi-final exit at the recently concluded Wimbledon as his old nemesis, Roger Federer trails him at number two. Serbia's Novak Djokovic returned to the top 10 from 21st position after his 2018 Wimbledon triumph.
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    newstennisa month ago

    Wimbledon | The goal is to come back here next year, says Roger Federer

    Roger Federer's loss to Kevin Anderson in the quarter-finals was easily the biggest upset of the tournament so far, but the Swiss ace has confirmed he is coming back next year. He further stated that his loss cannot be called 'unfinished business’ as he played good Wimbled campaign in past years.
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    newstennisa month ago

    Sachin Tendulkar impressed by Roger Federer’s cricket skills, invites him to ‘exchange notes’ on twitter

    Sachin Tendulkar has never hidden his admiration for Roger Federer and was quite impressed by his cricket skills during a Wimbledon match when the Swiss ace was seen practicing a forward defense. Tendulkar took to Twitter inviting him for exchanging notes on cricket and tennis that Federer accepted.
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    newstennisa month ago

    Wimbledon | Novak Djokovic points out to his unfair treatment with Centre Court

    Featuring just once in the Centre Court so far, unlike Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal who have played there all the games, Novak Djokovic has asked the All England Club to schedule it for his quarter-final game. The three-time champion will take on Kei Nishikori in the crunch clash.
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    newstennisa month ago

    Roger Federer: More concerned the World Cup final will have issues because of the Wimbledon final

    Roger Federer joked about how the 2018 FIFA World Cup final in Russia will face issues due to a clash of timings with the Wimbledon final that will take place in England. Wimbledon officials were adamant as they revealed that the men’s final will start at its traditional time as decided.
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    newstennisa month ago

    ICC gives No.1 ranking to Roger Federer after his brilliant forward defensive stroke

    ICC, albeit for a brief period of time, ranked Roger Federer as the No.1 batsman after Wimbledon jokingly asked the international body to rate the Swiss legend’s impressive forward defence. Federer, yesterday, while stopping a dead ball emulated Sachin Tendulkar's forward defence to perfection.
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