Perhaps Roger Federer should have asked that they bill him as the People's Champion, a la Muhammad Ali, during that Grapple in the Apple ceremony with Rafael Nadal in New York last week. No worries: Roger Federer only dropped six games en route to the second round of the US Open. Photo: Reuters The defending champion and deposed No1 was given a big welcome by the New York crowd last night on his return to the... [read full story]
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Roger Federer hits a forehand en route to his first-round U.S. Open win. Photograph: Andy Lyons/Getty Images Strangely, for a man that has won four successive titles at Flushing Meadows, this year's US Open represents...
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