Thank you Roger Federer! The memories shall last forever.
Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Rafael Nadal all advance at the Italian Open - Tennis365
I have worked hard for my longevity,' says Roger Federer
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Switzerland's Roger Federer hits a forehand during a training session at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne January 14, 2006. Federer is training in preparation for the Australian Open, the first Grand
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Roger Federer partner recalls 'effortless power' of Swiss star - 'No rally lasted more than ten shots' - Tennishead
Roger Federer's forehand is better than mine', says former Top 5
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Roger Federer - Brisbane Roger forehand in the air. | Sport tennis, Tennis photos, Roger federer
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The Shots That Made Roger Federer - The New York Times
Top Tennis Training - Roger Federer Forehand 🎾 1. Federer coils his upper body extremely well and tracks the ball with his chin above his left shoulder. 2. Federer uses an eastern
