News about Roger Federer

The three-time Grand Slam winner has effectively confirmed this will be his last year on tour, having battled through a hip issues in the latter stage of his career. After suffering an agonising defeat by Tomas Machac at the Miami Open, Murray admitted that he was 'looking forward to the end'. The defeat came with the additional blow of an ankle injury that has kept him sidelined for the start of the clay season.

As Murray prepares for the day when he'll be able to restrain his racquet for good, a new question remains about what he'll do with his retirement. Murray has been quietly developing a company portfolio that is as diverse as it is eye-opening. Murray Inc is licensed to trade, from energy drinks to clothing, assisting a new product, to a fragrance and diffuser line.

As she attended Roger Federer's Oliver Peoples launch in West Hollywood on Tuesday, Alessandra Ambrosio put on a leggy display in a sexy thigh-high split dress. At The Tower Bar in Sunset Tower Hotel, Los Angeles, the Brazilian model, 42, celebrated his new sunglasses collection. Maria Sharapova, who was with her at the bash, was the epitome of chic and sophisticated as she arrived in a black suit.

Following the escalation of a red-hot feud with her former costar Billy Baldwin, Sharon Stone made her first public appearance on Tuesday. In all black, the 66-year-old actress attended a launch party at the Tower Bar in West Hollywood's Sunset Tower Hotel for former tennis star Roger Federer, 42, to celebrate his new sunglasses collection with Oliver Peoples. Sharon was seen rubbing elbows with the retired athlete-turned-eyewear designer, as well as Oliver Peoples' CEO Rocco Basilico.

Federer and Wade in white-and-black tuxedos were as dapper as ever, while 'The Rock' didn't stand out as much as his pro wrestling counterpart at this year's 96th Academy Awards in Hollywood, although 'The Rock' was certainly not as well respected as his pro wrestling counterpart at the 96th Academy Awards in Hollywood. When presenting the winner for best costume idea, Cena arrived with just an envelope masking his private parts.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have assembled a collection of inspiring people they've encountered in the last 12 months, taking to their social media pages on X. The caption read: 'Happy International Women's Day! Today and every day, we're celebrating the lives of amazing women. Here are just a few of the brilliant women we've been inspired by over the past 12 months. ' #IWD2024' adolescent.' Pictured left: Bianca Sakol, founder and CEO of Sebby's Corner, and Sarah Goldson, who has been in charge of the Ball Boy and Girls training since the 2012 Championships, is shown at right.

EXCLUSIVE: Garry's father was speaking directly to MailOnline that he and his colleagues noticed the synchrony even before Federer became the world's top-one player. All our friends support Roger Federer's opinion, said Garry outside his Portsmouth, Hampshire home.'He has a look at Roger Federer.' Quite a few people have expressed this often.' The dashing former Royal Marine Commando, who was appointed as the Princess of Wales' new Private Secretary this week, is also a skilled tennis player, but not quite to the same level as his doppelganger.

With his brooding good looks, dashing demeanour, and penchant for wearing a kilt, it's no wonder Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Thompson, King Charles' right-hand man, attracted legions of adoring followers. And though many people are mourning Johnny's departure, royal watchers are yet to stop swooning. There are plenty of other equerries that are just as easy on the eye, though none, admittedly, are as likely to have their legs out in the line of duty. Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Thompson, Major Oliver Plunket, Captain George Hopkins, and Captain Stuart Kaye are among the pictures from left. Lieutenant Colonel Tom White with Queen Elizabeth II is inset left with Inset Left. Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon with Kate is inset right.)

During its annual Australian Open debrief, Tennis Australia is contemplating the introduction of a landmark women's final on Sunday night, with all manner of formatting tweaks on the table. Although the dramatic change is unlikely to take place in 2025, flipping the men's and women's finals is seen as a win-win for fans, not necessarily those watching on television.

This week, the American alpine ski racer toured the slopes with the Swiss legend in a seeming innocuous tweet, in which she expressed her admiration for the tennis legend. You're the forever goat (the most popular of all time),' she posted.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's combined, a former tennis star whose income as a student is now a billionaire worth more than Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. From 1958 to 1979, the Romanian was a professional tennis player on the national circuit, winning the 1970 French Open in the men's doubles as his best show in the sport - defeating Arthur Ashe's partnership. He also reached the semi-finals of Wimbledon in the doubles, winning 22 titles in pairs and 26 in singles, as well as 34 titles as a singles player. His earnings on the court were modest, compared to players like Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer, and it was his achievements since hanging up his racquet that changed his life.

In a showdown befitting the start of a new era, Jannik Sinner battled back from two sets down to defeat Daniil Medvedev on Sunday, becoming a Grand Slam champion at the age of 22. The Australian Open men's final has not been held since 2005 without at least one of Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, or Rafael Nadal. Since Stan Wawrinka's 2014 triumph, no one other than those Melbourne Park monopolizers had won. That is until yesterday. 283 points had been played at the end of this epic match. Medvedev defeated 141 people. Sinner triumphed 142, the last of which was a spectacular forehand champion down the line, making him the first Italian man to win a Grand Slam singles title since Adriano Panatta 48 years ago.

With a come-from-behind five-set victory over Daniil Medvedev, the actor wowed many followers - and he left them a letter. However, after he left center court, he gave viewers a glimpse into the not-sowelcome effect his work had on his family's lives.

Tennis players can be a squeamish lot, as shown by Australian Open winner Jannik Sinner's bizarre appearance as he claimed his maiden Grand Slam title on Rod Laver Arena on Sunday night.

A new study has been published by tennis fans, indicating that Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz may be the best lights in men's singles tennis in the recent decade. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Murray ruled men's tennis for almost two decades, with the quartet only losing out on 14 titles from a possible 79 back in 2004. Although Federer has resigned and injuries have marred the latter stages of both Nadal's and Murray's careers, Djokovic has continued to win world championships.

The Australian, 28, said he learned a lot from his time with Federer, but he was not thrilled with the accommodations provided by the all-time great. On Eurosport, he welcomed me for a training week and I suspected I'd be staying in a five-star hotel.'

As they pulled back the curtain on following their partners on tour, Morgan Riddle and Ayan Broomfield, girlfriends of US tennis stars Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe revealed their genuine feelings about being called WAGs. Tennis is witnessing a major change, with a new cast of characters rising to positions of esteem, but not on the court. How often during a live broadcast in one of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal's epic battles will the camera cut to either of their spouses, positioned in the row behind their coach, would be appropriately attired for the eyes of a global audience, but largely unknown.

Novak Djokovic tied Roger Federer's record by achieving a 58th grand slam quarter-final in style at the Australian Open. When beating Adrian Mannarino in the first 13 games, it seemed that the world No. 1 would win by becoming the first player to win a 'triple bagel' victory at the tournament. When the Frenchman finally got to the board in the second game of the third set, he appeared el — but Djokovic, who was playing in his 73rd major tournament, won 6-0 6-3.

IAN HERBERT: It's no apology, of course, that some of the most notorious injustices of modern times have spawned some of the most enthralling moments of drama-documentary television. It was a Thursday night in December 1996 when ITV broadcast Jimmy McGovern's Hillsborough, expressing, among other things, the moment Trevor and Jenni Hicks waved off their daughters Sarah and Vicki to the Leppings Lane stand, never to see them again. It's heartbreaking. Unfortutable. It was journalism that gave the film its greatest importance. McGovern had requested Katy Jones, a world investigative journalist, to collaborate with him. On the day of Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest, she discovered new supporters, including a video technician, Roger Houldsworth, who was on duty in the police control box at the ground.

Andy Murray has been making a joke out of the strange night in 2019 when the Australian Open attempted to ban him. A video montage was hastily planned following an emotional pre-event press conference in which he had speculated that the time was approaching. Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic performed heartfelt farewells, and it was all shown on a big screen at the end of Roberto Bautista Agut's defiant first-round loss. Murray, 36, had other ideas, and after surgery made him the first player to compete in top-level singles with a lump of metal in his hip. He was winning the ATP European Open in Antwerp by October of this year, and this week he is still ranked in the top 50.

The Australian Open comes a day early in 2024, with tennis fans taking a day off on Sunday to see how many Australians have won a spot in the Australian Open main draw, who are opponents, and how likely they will progress beyond the first rounds.

After the Australian Open champion John Millman's career was refused a final crack, he ended his career in front of just a handful of people.

Despite being the nation's top-ranked women's player, Arina Rodionova has unloaded on Tennis Australia, claiming a personal vendetta cost her a wildcard to her home grand slam. Rodionova suffered in straight sets in first-round qualifying on Tuesday and then accused the governing body of inflicting undue pressure on players, not just herself, rather than releasing the wildcards sooner.

Roger Federer's tennis racket brand announced plans for a New York listing. Amer Sports, the racket manufacturer Wilson and Salomon's footwear company, did not disclose the price or size of its offering.