35 Burst results for "Roger Federer"
The Tennis.com Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on The Tennis.com Podcast
"And that's the difference between, you know, the greats and some players who might win one. Is that somebody like a Roger Federer or an adult? Or Novak, they've been able to lock in for an extended period of time. And you can tell, especially when they're not playing well or when they're missing when they're missing shots. And how to deal with that. Like when you watch federal play and you know this, you can't tell if you hit the winner if he misses the ball. By his by his emotion, right? He literally, he finishes a point and he moves on to the next one. There's no belaboring, there is no emotional outburst. There's no negative energy, nothing. So that's very intimidating for an opponent, right? And that's something that the young players have to learn that yes, it's okay to emote, but it's better to emote in a positive way. Than to show your opponent that you're struggling. And I think that's the difference between faux winning the Australian open now and when the Australian open in two years, for instance, that he, I mean, he's got so much power. He's got so much speed. He's got such unbelievable hands, huge serve. He's got everything. He's got the full package. He is a captivating character on the court. People love him. He's a kind, amazing, just a great guy. I think we will see what happens when he's faced with these moments of inconsistency and how he manages them. In order to be consistent in the long run, right? Because in order to be consistent, you have to manage inconsistencies in a way. Almost disarm them by not putting too much energy towards when you miss when you miss a ball when you miss three points back to back or when you lose when you lose a service game. Yeah, you know, one of the things I think is a little bit crippling when I look at some American players who almost got it, you know, got that slam I say, if they were from a smaller country, like in Austria, lack of Germany, they would have made it sooner because I feel like in America, we market and monetize a good result. Well, there was some not a slam. You don't win. But we take a good result. You know, four rounds of good result. Corners is a good result. We take that market and monetize and blow it up, attach ourselves to it. So tight that it cripples the player and makes the distance between a quarterfinal result and
The Tennis.com Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on The Tennis.com Podcast
"Is struggling and obviously we know that coaching is not allowed. What was not allowed from the stands, but some coaches get away with it better than others. Tony said that he told Federer after he told Nadal after a set of match in a final somewhere where he said Nadal was just being beaten by Federer who was on fire that day. And he said, just slow it down, high up to the back and just remember the plan. It's always plan a plan a plan a, just do it. You slowed it down. You turn it around any one. And he said, you know, we had it all planned. It was all worked out perfectly. Until 2017 and it all turned around. And he said, that is the worst, that's the worst moment for him. Is when Federer suddenly came out and, as I said, tax on the back end. And from that moment on, I think federal won 5 in a row against Nadal. He started really mashing him up in finals, which was something he'd not done for years. So that was really interesting. Tony loved Tony loved the way Federer hit the ball. He talks about, you know, he likes, he likes what happens with the ball, but he likes the way the ball gets there. He did a nice way of explaining it. So obviously he liked Federer's aesthetic pleasing game. And he talks about the rivalry with Raphael as being for him, one of the greatest ever in sports, not just tenants, 100%. And for those that are listening, if we break down what Tony's tell, we talk about chip in the back camp, right? So if you're a lefty, someone like Nadal with sort of like what we call a reverse forehand where it's got this wicked spin. If you chip the return for Rafa, the ball slows down, it has backspin on it. So it's gonna land short and come towards the net. Yeah. That'll give Rafa enough time to turn any bad can into a forehand. And that almost guarantees that ball number two. They call it the surplus one. At the serve plus one ball four Rafa will then go to Federer's backhand again. And so he already kicking out wide nice and high. Then if he gets a chimp return, he can do he can get into the court and then give a second ball high up to the bank hand, right? And if it's too hot back cans for the first two shots of the point, then you're probably going to win 80% of the point. So that's the logic guys about not chipping the backhand or chipping the return to someone like Nadal who's a lefty because you're weak strikes on the right on the only sort of weakness to a one hand backhand is when it's above the shoulder, right? And so I always look at Federer and I always say, you know what? If he had a two hand backhand. Yeah. How many slams? What do you want? Yeah. Because when I look at the people who only, you know, obviously Djokovic and Rafa, the only place they had to go when they were in trouble was high to the backhand.
The Tennis.com Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on The Tennis.com Podcast
"When you go back to talking to the guys who worked within when he was really young, I mean Sven the Corona felt Dutch coach who obviously worked for Maria Sharapova in many players. He was head of the Swiss tennis foundation, but Swiss tennis federation student when Federer was coming through. As a teenager. And he talks of Federer being pretty badly behaved in terms of it was never, it was never picking on another player. He was never getting in someone's face or anything like that, but it was always about him. He was a perfectionist, as you might imagine. And he couldn't handle Sven says that he just could not handle playing okay or well. He had to play perfectly. As anyone who's ever played any sport knows, there is no such thing as perfection. And if you aim for it, you're going to fail, but he really was desperate to play as perfect tennis as he could, even at that age. He threw his racket all over the place. He got involved in all sorts of awkward situations in terms of his behavior on corpse. He Sven tells the story about how I think there was some sponsors regalia at the back of the court and Federer threw his racket and it hit the curtain and broke the sponsors hoardings at the back and caused a lot of fuss and but the interesting thing was how do you deal with someone who does behave like that? Do you just discipline them really hard or do you sort of work with them to try and get to what's causing that? And I think the sign of it a good coach is that they deal with everyone individually in general. And they work out what works for them and spend it. We knew we felt that we couldn't just say to roger, you can't play for two weeks. Because he would go nuts. And it would just do turn and maybe turn him off Tennessee. So what they did was they put in one sort of court cleaning duty and stuff like that. But he was still allowed to train. He was still allowed to play. And that sort of east him through that period. I mean, there are plenty of other stories of him throwing his racket, I don't think he necessarily was a swearer, badly on court. I mean, he can speak so many languages you could probably hide it. Nicely. But yeah, it was generated generally throwing rackets and just getting incredibly frustrated. And you can see that even if you go back and look at video of his early matches on court on the tour, you know, he lost to a lot of good players, a lot of top players, a lot early on. They lost to Hewitt. I think the first four of the first 5 or 5, 5 out of 5, Tim henman beating a lot, pat rafter beat him three times out of three, but in the book that rafter says, you know, I got lucky. I got him before he became roger, but still there were people who got on top of him. And after even describes it as being mentally, really weak. And the interesting thing is Peter lundgren was working with Federer when Federer won his first Grand Slam at Wimbledon. Before that, rafter played fed Federer three times as I said, and he said he remembers Peter being really annoyed because Federer was really weak mentally.
The Tennis.com Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on The Tennis.com Podcast
"And I said to him, we used surprise that Federer, the way he came out and played that final against Nadal. And as I said, he started to be more aggressive on his back end and from three one down in the final set. He just went nuts, cut loose, blade 5 of the best games you'd ever see in your life. And he sort of got really animated, and he said, no, no, I wasn't because he got the call from sever and lute, Federer's coach. The night before, saying, look, great. We need some help here. I want some advice. And so those guys met on the morning of the final. And it was fascinating to hear Craig sort of explain what he was trying to get across to several looting. He laid out a number of different tactical things that he could try against Nadal, but the one main one was he said, you can not slice your backend return or block it. You've got to go for it. Because it works well against everyone in the world except Nadal. And this is what you've got to do. And I've never heard that story told before. And of course, Federer went on to win that, and then that sparked his renaissance in later years. So when you think about Roger Federer, right? We think about his composure, right? I want to talk about how composed he was. But there are also a lot of stories about early in his career. Yeah. And maybe a little bit of YouTube video on some of the young Federer and his anger in his tirade and just the frustration with losing and how he handled sort of defeat. You did write a chapter about roger the student. And I think the thing is because as his career went on, so did social media grew. So did the media. So even the early stuff gets drowned out by the massive amount of content that we have access to now. But tell us a little bit about roger and the student, right? Because I'm a coach, right? And I actually love the fiery personality because I feel like we need some of that. You need, you can't be indifferent to the result. And sometimes composure can be miss understood as complacency and indifference. And early when kids are early in their career, they have a hard time masking it and it just comes out. But then later in their career, it's within, right? So tell me about a good story around the student chapter. Yeah, I mean, it's interesting. I've heard Federer talk himself recently about how, you know, in those years when he was not winning Grand Slam titles, 2012 to 17, he got to a lot of finals, but he lost final sets, 6 two, quite a lot. That sort of thing. And people were asking, you know, he's just not trying hard enough. He doesn't look like he's trying. He isn't got it inside him anymore. And he was really frustrated because of course he was. But he had turned himself into that machine that from 2004 onwards, just won all the time. So he didn't even have to worry about getting angry on court. Yeah. It's fascinating.
The Tennis.com Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on The Tennis.com Podcast
"No one gives a little nudge, seems like a compliment, but actually there was a bit more to it than you imagined, then Federer, but he did it with a smile, and because it was him, he always thought, okay, that probably didn't mean that. But maybe he did. He was a champion. He was all these champions have egos. They all have incredible winners, attitude, and sometimes that comes across in a different way and not as nice a way as you'd imagine. But it was hard because he did create such an amazing impact on so many people. It was hard to make sure that it wasn't all nice all the way through. Now, you know, his personality is one that lends you and say, hey, roger, we want to write a book about you. His personality lives and said, yeah, that's all right. You know, right about somebody else write it about Serena. Her impact on I could see him saying her impact on the game and on the people was much more than I can see him sort of deferring. And attempting to give somebody else a spotlight. So when you try to write the book or you start beginning the process, did you confer with him and let's say Tony is like, hey, here's what we're doing. Did you need their blessing? Or it was like, you know, we're just gonna do it. Well, we sort of knew that roger doesn't authorize any books about him. So we knew that it was very, very unlikely we were going to be able to actually get a sit down with roger. Now, I've interviewed roger a couple of times over the years, one to one, which was a great experience. And obviously I've spoken to him countless times in press conferences around the world and Simon the same. He's interviewed him more than I have. But he was never going to authorize the book as an official biography, if you like. He just doesn't do that. And as you know, there have been a lot of books about Federer already. But we did speak to so what we did is we started to gather the interviews and as we did, we realized that actually there was a really good story to be told. And the one thing we try to do is to split it into chapters according to the impact that he had on these people. So we have fans and friends and rivals and peers and the professionals that we talked to Mary carillo as a unbelievable commentator about what it's like to try and commentate on Roger Federer because, you know, when you're watching someone who just makes it look all so easy, what do you say? So she was amazing about that. Each person was good on their own subject. But I think it's just, you know, we knew that it was unlikely we were going to get to speak to his inner circle any more than we already had done. So I didn't try and speak to evaluate, for example. Simon Graf knows severin luthi very well, but we just left them alone because we didn't want to upset the apple cart. But we spoke to Tony, we told Tony what we were doing.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"roger federer" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The lineup for all you need to know ahead of the games of the weekend. We're going to be speaking to Dez Bryant former wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys, he made a big bet on the cowboys last week. Maybe about 37 grand on it, so we'll get his take on what he's betting on in the week ahead. In terms of the market action, it doesn't seem investors are betting on equities or bonds or anything, really. Other than the dollar this morning, futures down 1.4%, the Euro at 97 54 against the U.S. dollar and the ten year yield at three 76 65. Damien sass hour and Kaylee lines in New York, Tom John and Lisa will be back on Monday. Have a great weekend. This is Bloomberg. The labor cup update for Bloomberg TV and radio from tennis channel. I'm Bridget condon. Roger Federer will say farewell to the sport after his final match Friday night in London. The 20 time major champion will team up with old friend and rival Rafael Nadal in doubles for team Europe when they face team world's Jack sock and Francis tiafoe at The O2 Arena. Federer won a 103 ATP titles during his illustrious career and spent a record 237 consecutive weeks at world number one between 2004 and 2008. The 41 year old Swiss star announced his decision to retire from tennis last week, following multiple knee surgeries. Federer's final appearance will fittingly take place in the city where he lifted the Wimbledon trophy 8 times and twice one the neato ATP finals. And don't forget, you can watch all the action from the labor
Bloomberg Radio New York
"roger federer" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Daybreak Asia. It's a quarter past the hour now, time for a check of sport from around the world. Here's Dan schwarzman. Thanks, Brian. Sport in Spain reports that Barcelona legend Sergio busquets intends to join into Miami at the MLS next season when his current contract ends despite cam no trying to lock up to 34 year old to one year extension. The defensive midfielder considered one of the finest players in history at his position, has spent 15 years in the Catalan capital, who sketch has played in 5 of 6 league matches so far this season, helping barsa get off to a quick start as the blau grana sit in second place in the league table two points behind Real Madrid. Roger Federer will, in fact, be playing in a doubles match alongside rival and friend Rafa Nadal when Federer placed his last professional match on Friday at the laffer cup. The pair will face the American duo Francis tiafoe and Jack sock, Federer will then be replaced by Mateo bertini for the remainder of the tournament. The 41 year old announced his retirement last week due to lingering issues with his surgically repaired right knee. Boston Celtics head coach eme U doka could be suspended for the entire 2022 2023 season after reports emerged at the 45 year old had a consensual and intimate relationship with the Celtics employee, which is a violation of the team's guidelines. Sudoku led the Celtics to the NBA Finals last year in his first season as a head coach, assistant coach Joe Mozilla is expected to be named the interim coach in new dochas absence. Finally, the Baltimore Ravens signing three time Pro Bowl outside linebacker Jason Pierre Paul to a one year contract. I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world's four top 8. Markets, headlines and breaking news, 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick take. This is a Bloomberg business flash.
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"It's ridiculous how people can even be allowed to get those pets. This was two pounds of heroin, 10.5 pounds of cocaine, 49 pounds of marijuana, 17 rifles, pistols, fentanyl, Xanax, all worth nearly 42,000, a four foot alligator, Jesus Christ. Dude, that guy was going to have a party. That guy was that guy had something wicked planned. He's a scary, why would you want anyone need that thing? It doesn't give a shit. Yeah. And that's been happening a lot too, where you start, like if you go to Reddit, you know, there's some forums there that'll tell you weird news. There's some other forums there that I'm not going to suggest. But you'll see some forums on Reddit where you'll find somebody who was attacked by an alligator or a kid goes missing. You know, in a local village, it's like, why would you ever have one at your house? What are you planning on doing with, alligator? Anyway. It's ridiculous. It's like a state of symbolism for being a badass for some reason. Yeah, I didn't think. Yeah, I might tie some thought he was the biggest thing in the world. To be honest, the only human I think you could probably take on a Tiger was Mike Tyson back in the day. Back in the day, back in the day. He would have just ripped his head off. He was an absolute animal. Yeah, he's messed up now. Did you see that? He's pretty messed up. Yeah, he's got sciatica. Oh, really? And something else, yeah, he did that fight what two years ago now. Yeah, you go back in good shape, didn't he? Got back in really good shape. He's still in good shape. It's just that he's really screwed up. It's another thing Roger Federer, you saw that he retired? No, he was getting older, wasn't he? Yeah, and that's what I was going to bring up. Sports, I get the tennis can hurt you. You hear a lot of people with bad backs in tennis, like I'm assuming all that twisting and stuff. But I love it when I'll hear of a sport and somebody be like, I can't do it because I'm too old, like curling. There was a guy who retired from curling and he was like, you know, I'm too beat up from curling and I'm watching him do it, go like how the fuck did you get beat up from? It's not like hockey, right? We're like hockey. People are blasting each other in the face. It's an old woman sport, isn't it, curling? It all cruises.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"roger federer" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"For that, we go to Nancy lions and watching NBC Haynes. Thanks, Tama, ratification vote is still needed. On a new labor agreement between railroads and freight workers, but President Biden is relieved to strike has been averted. This agreement allows us to continue to rebuild a better American with an economy that truly works for working people and their families. Today is a win. I mean, this is really a win for America. The deal includes a 24% wage increase over 5 years and time off for medical needs. President Biden's popularity improved substantially from his lowest point this summer, but concerns about his handling of the economy persist. This is according to a poll from the AP norc center for public affairs research, support for Biden recovered from a low of 36% in July of 45% now. Larry sabato heads up the center for politics at the University of Virginia. It's the first time in modern history that a president has gained points during the final stage of a midterm election. Usually, presidents either stay low or stay where they are or drop further. Sabato says Biden is benefiting from Congress passing landmark legislation and gas prices falling. Roger Federer is hanging up his racket for 20 time Grand Slam winner announced his retirement this morning on Twitter. I am 41 years old. I've played more than 1500 matches over 24 years, tennis has treated me more generously than I ever would have dreamt. And I must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. Federer says he'll play more tennis in the future, but next week's labor cup in London will be his last competitive tournament. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. And JIT, New Jersey institute of technology makes innovation happen. The university helped biomedical engineering professor Tara Alvarez launch a startup that may revolutionize vision therapy. Our startup through in JT is called ocular motor technology. We create virtual reality, vision therapy, in a head mounted display. So it's gaming and basically sugarcoating the therapy so that children and young adolescents don't even realize they're doing therapy. To accomplish this, we need biomedical engineers, which are here in on GIT campus, a computer scientist, artists, people that are into story development, and then we are collaborating with a lot of the large pediatric medical centers. This idea of a startup culture is extremely important to not just N GIT and the national science foundation, but also to the U.S. as a societal hole. And JIT, New Jersey institute of technology, learn more at nj IT dot EDU. Not completing high school is more of a social thing than it was an academic thing. I came out in the 11th grade. Nobody was embracing you. The kids were cruel. It was very difficult to be gay. Even though all these years have passed, I still had that longing to have my diploma. The hard part was determining that I was going to do it. But I definitely didn't do it alone. At age 30, with the help of her mentor, Carissa finished her high school diploma. I have a mentor, Maria. She convinced me to continue my education and finish what I started to get my diploma. Just never judges. She's a true role model. If you're even considering
Bloomberg Radio New York
"roger federer" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Global news update Ukrainian authorities accused the Russian military of opening fire on a civilian protest video posted to social media showed at least one protester getting hit by gunfire in a town in northeastern Ukraine It shows demonstrators quickly scattering after a man was apparently struck in the leg by a bullet and additional shots rang out near the crowd It was unclear if the gunfire was directed at or above the crowd It's unclear how many people may have been wounded Two Republican senators are receiving backlash after sharing pictures of Ukrainian president Vladimir zelensky during a private Zoom meeting Senators Marco Rubio of Florida and Steve daines of Montana shared the photos to Twitter saying they were on a call with him despite being told not to post any pictures to social media while the meeting was in progress Several lawmakers including dean Phillips of Minnesota and Jason crow of Colorado spoke out against the pair's actions calling it reckless ignorance and a lack of discipline During the Zoom calls zelensky urged dozens of U.S. senators for sanctions targeting Russia's energy sector additional military assistance and to establish a no fly zone over Ukraine A WNBA basketball player is being detained in Russia on drug charges all star Brittany griner could face 5 to ten years in prison after she was arrested at a Moscow airport in February Griner is accused of carrying vape cartridges in her carry on luggage that contained an oil derived from cannabis Independent Russian news website interfax identified griner and reported that she was detained as a preventative measure The Phoenix mercury star has played for a Russian team in the Euro league since 2015 Tennis fans won't get to see one of Tennessee's all time greats for quite a while Joel stern has the story 40 year old Roger Federer tells Swiss broadcaster SRF that any tournament comeback following last year's knee surgery won't be until at least the late summer It confirms what he said last November that he would not return in time for Wimbledon in June A Federer says he had the surgery to improve his future quality of life but he's progressing well enough that he's now thinking about playing again Federer's 20 Grand Slam singles title sizing with Novak Djokovic for second one behind Rafael Nadal I'm Chris coraggio Vice president Harris is headed to Selma Alabama to commemorate the 56th anniversary of bloody Sunday The VP is scheduled to take part in a march across the Edmund Pettis bridge on Sunday she'll speak at the event before attending a meeting with state and local civil rights leaders several members of President Biden's cabinet will.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Novak Djokovic Knocks on the Door of a Very Exclusive Club
"Today in New York, and some of the most legendary players won't be there because of injury. Serena Williams. Venus Williams, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic, the third member of the so called Big Three, is trying to become the first man ever to win 21 Grand Slam titles and the first man since 1969 to win all four majors in the same calendar. You almost Frank Lindsay caught up with the New York Times tennis correspondent Chris Clary. You just released a new book about Roger Federer called the Master Chris before we get into the book itself. I wanted to get your sense. Is this it? Are we finally at the end of the era of the Big Three. The end that we know will come eventually, and we've been talking about for years now, you know, Frank, I think we are. You know, it's sort of it's sort of snuck up on us. Could say it snuck up on us quickly or gradually, But I mean, I think the big three as we've known them Federer, Nadal and Djokovic just routine legal and deepen slams Now that Roger's tried to come back from his Third knee surgery and ended up not working. I think you have to say that era is over. Now you've been if Roger manages to come back against the eyes of place, or I don't see him being a regular factor with just those two guys at the top anymore, So it was a tremendous period of time in tennis history. I think it is over. And now we're looking at Least for now, Novak Against the younger generation until that going for one of the ultimate achievement sport, not just tennis a true Grand Slam. And he had a bunch of talented young guys who are going to try to hold him off. Do you think as he's dealing with this
The Tennis Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on The Tennis Podcast
"His his pleasure in process and his ability to Reinvents practices travel things. He does with creativity and above all his connection on an elementary level with the public. All those things have been i think. Just as big a factor if bigger factors than the record. But i can guarantee to anybody listening to this that regardless of all stories. You've heard in this podcast. it is well worth. He's still reading this book because there is so much more decide i mean i. I was captivated. I ready was. I couldn't my my daughter's read it. She's any eleven years old but she's absolutely loving it and it's very interesting as well just getting her view from somebody who's you know. She's seen him on the tv in the last couple of years. And that's it and to to understand that the so much more that that has gone into the person that you see there i mean just just a couple of final points one is given. You've done twenty interviews with him over twenty year period. Plus how how is he. How's he changed as a person. I thought a lot about that and turn the evolution. Because obviously he's evolved many ways business is Is for public image and privately. You know it's interesting. He definitely seems an early years. I'd say a little bit more guarded little bit rough around the edges But he always had that ability from an early stage in my view to kind of block out all the noise. While got all the distractions and really focus on the conversation in the interview at hand and felt more like conversations. Can that even from the early ages. I remember two thousand five. In paris interviewing him in the hotel creole without amazing view of the plus concord utter luxury and he sat down and mirka was so kind of photo. Shoot parry match. I think later in the day or later in the week so she kept coming in and out of the room with different clothes on and he would give her attention and say nay and then go back to our interview and give full focus so he was able to manage and compartmentalize things very well then but he very know human warm on a one on one level. Had a lot of curiosity about where you're coming from as person interviewing him he wanted to get a sense of. What made you who you were. What brought you to that place. That was always there. I think he's gotten so much more coppin relaxed about you know what. He brings to the equation over time. I mean people can look things he's done with the jackets wimbledon and some of the comments after matches the times and see a with arrogance or cockiness. I honestly have never felt any kind of entitled nature in any of the interviews with them and one hundred percent clear about it. I'm also in for the new york. Times international tribune. So i'm not. He's not just talking to me talking to my paper and what it represents so at beg. I can't forget that but the fact of it is. You always had the impression that it was a real exchange and not just a transactional thing and that honestly there another people like that. I've interviewed. i've covered many many sports in my career. As a sportswriter to the other athletes like that. But somebody who's been public is that law and that kind of position to so feel that human face to face in that unin entitled. I would say i think it's very rare. I think it. I think it is very rat. A couple matt roberts My cut host here on the tennis. Podcast is sent through. What wants to know how the name of the book the master was arrived at. Is that something that you came up with. The publishes work. And why that i have. A great publisher guy named shawn desmond. The twelve work does work on. I think it might be as that. He hasn't done any tennis books for sports books. I don't think he's more of a broad brush. And he really felt strongly about that title. And i think it works in the sense that roger really was about master in so many domains in his career. That was the key and i don't think he's the go down. There is a goat. I really don't like that term. I don't think we need to have that determination to go. Forward their lives. Frankly all the column inches and twitter space has been used over the last decade about it. But i think what's important is that sorta searched for for mastery really on a personal level and a professional one. I think that's been definitional for him. So i like the title. It wasn't my idea was johnson and i thought it wore thought about it the more i felt like working obviously with tennis's connections to the masters and year tournament it's get some residents there for the sports. I i liked. What do you think david. I like it too. And i also i do like the cover as well. The it's sharing roger federer in i guess backhand slice completion mode and just shows the full sort of balance and poise. Doesn't it. yeah that's the thing you talk to people like ella ling rape photographer. Who took shots for this book or shared a bunch for shots for the book and said that it's really hard to get roger. Awkward position in a photograph because his body is at baletic natural balance and poise south. It was a nice choice in it could easily picked a inside out leaping forehand for the cover but i thought that was a nice almost insider kind of kind of shot to choose from a personal view the dedication just inside is for my dazzling mum who handed down her love of words and tennis Tell us.
The Tennis Podcast
Roger Federer Needs a Third Knee Surgery, Will Be out 'Many Months'
"No huge surprise that roger federer had had a major setback to his name when we watched him at wimbledon. Losing that six love set really. The writing was on the wall at that point that that something something was wrong and it was a question of how badly it wrong he. He announced that he wasn't gonna play either the tournaments in canada in toronto or in cincinnati. We spoke the other day that the us open felt very unlikely but even even with that the fat the severity of what he announced today on instagram in a personal message to camera for his his millions of fans that he was requiring another knee surgery that he was going to be on crutches in his words for weeks and this is his third surgeries in the space of twelve months that he would be out of action for months and really the oni suggestion that his career was going to be an ongoing. A going concern in the future was that he had a glimmer of hope of returning to the toll in some full in the future. Next year
Plant Strong
Novak Djokovic is a Plant-Based Ace
"Weekend novak djokovic won wimbledon. it now means that he has won twenty grand slam. Titles he's tied with raphael and the dial and roger federer at twenty he won wimbledon and he only dropped two sets the whole tournament one set in his first match and one set in his last match and he attributes a large part of his success and tennis to a plant based diet giving him the focus. And the stamina. That's necessary in in this very grueling sport
AP News Radio
Novak Djokovic Posts He Is in for Tokyo Olympics
"No that Djokovic she's going to the Tokyo Olympics keeping alive his chance to become the first men's player to capture a golden slam in the same calendar year the thirty four year old joke that says he's booked his flight and is proud to represent Serbia in the Olympics after winning the Australian Open French Open and Wimbledon this year Steffi Graf accomplished a golden slam in nineteen eighty eight she joke of edge when the U. S. open this summer will be the first men's players is rod laver in nineteen sixty nine to complete a calendar sweep of grand slam events his Wimbledon title was his twentieth grand slam championship tying him with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal for the most all time I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Roger Federer, Johanna Konta Set to Miss Tokyo Olympics
"Roger Federer says he won't compete in the Tokyo Olympics after having a setback with his knee Federer had said before Wimbledon that he would make a decision about going to the Summer Games after the grand slam tournament ended Federer lost in the quarterfinals of the all England club last week to humor her cats also an Olympic tennis Britain's Johanna Konta won't compete in the games after testing positive for cove in nineteen she was dropped from Wimbledon just over two weeks ago when a member of her team contracted the virus I'm Dave Ferrie
Glenn Beck
Novak Djokovic Wins Wimbledon
"Title coming back to beat Matteo Barry Teeny in four sets in the Wimbledon final. Djokovic ties Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal for the most majors won by a man in tennis history in Game three of the NBA Finals saw the
AP News Radio
20 Slams! Djokovic Wins Wimbledon to Tie Federer, Nadal
"Not a jagged edges tough that aforesaid whenever Matteo Derren teeny to claim his six Wimbledon crown the world number one was far from convincing during the three hour and twenty three minute battle but in the end found just enough to bump the Italians pal and win six seven six four six four six three it was his third consecutive win at the all England club and now ties with thirty four year old Serb and twenty career major titles with thirty nine year old Roger Federer and thirty five year old Rafael Nadal is also on track to become the first player since rod laver in nineteen sixty nine to win a calendar year grand slam only needs now is a U. S. open I'm Graham like us
Dean Richards' Sunday Morning
Djokovic Wins Wimbledon, Tying Nadal and Federer's Record
"Bounced back from losing the first set and men's singles title at Wimbledon and win his record tying 20th Grand Slam. Djokovic wins in four sets 67646463 over Italian Matteo Beretta Teeny jokers now has six titles at Wimbledon and equals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal with 20 Grand Slam titles.
AP News Radio
Back in Wimbledon Final, Djokovic to Face Italy's Berrettini
"Other Djokovic has won through to his seventh Wimbledon final but not before a hard fought battle against rising Canadian star Denis Shapovalov the suit used all his experience to find it because of intense seven six seven five seven five when the took two out of forty four minutes to complete they will now chase a sixth Wimbledon crown and a twentieth career grand slam title that would pull him level with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to do so he must beat the Italian seven save a tail Berra's teeny he reached his first major final with a full set win over the poll about a catch I'm going to make us
WTOP 24 Hour News
Novak Djokovic to Face Matteo Berrettini in Wimbledon Final
"Once again on the verge of history. Novak Djokovic serves down the center. That's what champions do they serve aces and they're into another Wimbledon finally slashes his chest. The dream of 1/20 Grand Slam title is firmly alive was the call today on Wimbledon radio as Djokovic, a straight sets winner in his semifinal win over Canada's Dennis Shampoo of Olive Djokovic moves into the Wimbledon final, where he will take on Italy's Matteo Beretta. Teeny on Sunday, Djokovic seeking a record 20th career Grand slam that would tie him with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, for the most all time and in the NBA, former Wizards
Tim Conway Jr.
Roger Federer Loses at Wimbledon
"Champion Roger Federer has been beaten in straight sets in the quarter finals at Wimbledon by the 14th seed Better is tied with Rafael Nadal for most Grand Slam titles at 20 and a family in Northern
Wendell's World & Sports
"roger federer" Discussed on Wendell's World & Sports
"Peewee minor league adult league. I don't care what it is. And i don't care what the sport the guy that you should want to emulate with class and swag in humility all mixed in the one better than anybody who is seen yes that includes lebrons yes that included early on the messy. Yes that include not yet that include michael phelps just that includes view saying. Yes that includes cannella alvarez yet that include floyd mayweather yet done includes conor mcgregor lineup name law. Roger federer is the man. Roger federer the beast roger federer is the guilt humility class. Intelligence swag aura. Everything about bed. Who at thirty nine going to be forty in august the fact that he made it to the quarterfinal wimbledon. I'm not too upset. 'cause if he made it to the finals jovovich him off the blow him off the grass courts. The way that the jokers play right now but federal. That's going to be my mugabe. Can't go right and die with roger. federer been doing it now for over fifteen years. The fact in two thousand sixteen named dwayne wade the sportsman of the year over rugged federer with a joke. I've always said this before. American bias roger. federer was some guy from. I don't know anywhere in this country. Rather roger federer would be much more revered roger federer be having many more accolades roger federer will have many more folks balanced down to him if he was product of this country but the fact that he's not first of all eight minutes. Do what you need to do but yeah even though we lost i want to You know pay homage give special dedication to my guy. Roger federal the greatest athlete of the of them. All for me again regardless of sports. And i'm talking about every guy that's been through. Georgetown university program coached under john thompson. Who all those players revere. Bush speaking of all my favorite athletes of all time made up there with ali. Right up there with Len bias the great roger. Federer windows world the sports. I'm your host and window. Wallace glad that you could be with us. Okay here we go game one. Nba finals phoenix. Milwaukee phoenix wins game. One one eighteen one. Oh five chris paul. Thirty two points nine assists in the nba finals. Debut mamas over mission man talking about his comrades on the banana boat. Looks like carmelo is going to be the only guy who's gonna be on that boat with ring. Dwayne has what three four something like that. The bron had four and now the waste ep. Threes plan that man was one of his own also mentioned before thirty two points nine assists score sixty number thirty two points in the third quarter during that stretch he was six or seven from the field made all three three pointers that pick a role. Where either bobby portis or pat cutting ten or glen forbes or brook lopez no matter who was switching off on them chris. Paul was taking them to school. He remained cool because he was taking them. Fellas the school. how dominant. What's chris paul age thirty six in game one scored or fit or assisted on fifty four points that the third most points scored or assisted on a player's final debut in the nba. Only alan iverson from georgetown university. You're damn right in two thousand and one in of course. Mj in nineteen of who scored sixty points had a bigger impact than chris. Paul in terms of points. It assists for phoenix. Devon booker pitched in twenty seven points. Deondraye aiden no the reagan who knew twenty twenty two points nineteen rebounds double double eytan continues to play out of his mind second player in nba history to record twenty plus points and fifteen plus.
Wendell's World & Sports
"roger federer" Discussed on Wendell's World & Sports
"Those are the things that are going to be happening. Those are the things are going to be discussing today. Does world is sports. The podcast m your host the man. Oh the podcast. Wendell wallace so glad that you could be with us before i get into some. Nba action before. I started talking about the nba finals between phoenix in milwaukee. I'm recording this. Just after my man. Roger federer my favorite athlete for i guess you could say the past what fifteen sixteen seventeen years the great roger federer specification to him. He lost a straight-sets today at wimbledon. So no folks aren't really in attendance that much but when it comes to roger federer i always have to represent my favorite athlete by far like been so for almost two decades To me what the federal present as a human being in an athlete. I don't know roger. Federer never met roger federer. Hang out with roger. Federer don't know the inside from rockefeller in terms of his personal life. Don't want to as his business not mine so his family and his wife and everything like that. That's his business hands off of me fine. But from the outside looking. In what i know of roger federer was being report of roger federer what the world outside world is being shown roger federal. That's what i'm going to go on base. My opinion about the man. Roger federer on the limited knowledge that i know of him from the outside looking in to me what makes roger federer my favorite athlete and put them right up there with the ollie's len biases and the magic johnson's. And the kirby puckett the worn moves the yvonne lentils and all of those cats of the world wet grew up idolizing and revering and those types of things every player that wants to georgetown university. Every player that went through the left. You drizzle maryland basketball squaws of the early eighties and late seventies. What makes roger federer right up there near the top with the athletes that i revere the most the fact that roger federer coolest the classiest the greatest and the greatest ambassador in sports regardless of what the sport is that i have ever seen watching him just now give his press conference after losing straight-sets losing the third set six old the class. The humility just thought this the way he conducts himself. I mean if you're going to be speaking about role models that don't believe the role model for kids bullshit and the athletes should be role models on a believe that bullshit because we don't know what's behind closed doors. I'm going to cough my fingers. And i'm going to take the chance. I'm going to take a chance to face the roger federer for any athlete. That's coming up. That's the guy you want to emulate. I don't care if they're skating. I don't care if you're gymnastics playing across. I don't care if they're playing basketball baseball football. I don't care. I don't care if you do it in middle school. I don't care if you're a high school basketball player. Invest it and don't care if a division three college. I don't care if you're playing semi pro. I don't care what level of sport that you're participating.
AP News Radio
Roger Federer Routed at Wimbledon; Novak Djokovic Into Semifinals Again
"Roger Federer is hopeful won more Wimbledon championship have been dashed in the quarterfinals the thirty nine year old well beaten six three seven six six love by the fourteenth seeded pole who that hit catch you next takes on the tail Berra's teeny most often over the last few games of it says you can feel that you know coming back from it the thirty nine year old veteran now faces the fact that I tried another joke of it is just two wins away from equalling his twenty grand slam titles that after the Serb cruised past the Hungarian Marton fix if it's in straight sets to set up a semi final showdown with Denis Shapovalov the Canadian reached the final four for the first time in five sets of a Karen Khachanov I'm grandma goes
The Tennis Podcast
"roger federer" Discussed on The Tennis Podcast
"I listened to making my fertile today. Sam better than it was to watch. I mean look. That's nothing against jokes. Which one in straight-sets but even he didn't play that well and he did. He did enough struck me just how challenging. It is for him to find a reason on the spot to get inspired and two there was no threat martin future which did not put him under any real pressure at any point in that match even though he got it relatively close in the in the one set but made a respectable in the first when he was five down. But he's just he didn't have anything to hurt jackovitch what he's like. Not as good version of novak chuck rich rarely the way he plays careful. He's measured. he's a good player. He deserved his place in the quarter-finals. But you could see how flat yerkovich was. And he's having to try to manage this match when when there's no real threat to his future unless he capitulates I think jackovitch will get way better at some point in this tournament friday. Yeah i think. Friday could be quite tents for him. I think it could. I think that could be a bit of a tense. When i think he'll still win. But i think the crowd and all the rest of it could get him tense but then i think he will find a way and then a suspect in the final. You'll see the real hip. So are we expecting jackovitch bertini final. I think i probably am yes But i would need to look up the head to head her catch bertini if they've played before whether there's anything to go on there that does feel pretty close. Generally i felt bertini from the start of the tournament. But i didn't know that we were going to get her. Catch plane linus. That's we talked about the four sets in a row. He's he's a real threat to to anybody except chocolates and he may even be against chocolate. But yeah. I don't think if he plays where beretania love who who john jumping ahead. I'm guilty of doing it again. Who would jovovich as she me. Be chiappa valve rather face in the fine. Because i do think bertini you think okay has the weapons to hurt jackovitch. But he also has the weaknesses that djokovic can hone in on an exploit. I think her catch. Maybe has a bit more bit more. Well rounded than bertini fuel holes to to aim at and i. i can't think of them playing other than wimbledon where a couple of years ago a hook did get set of djokovic. Twos of seven five and six seven two sets In not in bear which is credited without set so Yeah i think there is quite a strong case. Actually that Jovic withdraw the face bertini in terms of game styles. You could possibly be. The bertini might deal with the occasion better but her catches a masters one thousand winner. He don't with facing federal center coot today like it was like it was a breeze disruptors. Because he doesn't get talked about very much bit lack severe cannon. Oh someone hopes up every now and then doesn't mean he's just there. Oh look he's. Just beaten stiffness. It's about just beaten down a method that i think overall just bertini's built up self belief with all of these winds is makes him the favourite for that match and the bigger threat to jackovitch in the final so those two semi finals. The men semi finals will be played on friday tomorrow. Thursday we have the women's semifinals. They start at one thirty on center court and we begin. Bit of a surprise is order. Play preps bec- with the australian audiences in mind. We begin with ashburn. Thirty against angelique. Kerber the guaranteed surefire humdinger of a match. Look we need one. I must say this. This tournament was fantastic. I thought through six days and the second week has been a little bit flat. Yes good great match wise. We've been abated short agreed. Obviously it's fine because that's going to be epic. Yeah it's all fine and is fully by carolina pushover against sampling. Who's who's gonna win those wad got bought to you and Suppling the i have a curb of feeling for. Yeah i'm i'm i'm gonna go kerber in sabah linka. Yeah i d. I do feel traveling is gonna get the becher that second second semi fine the first one it as long as it's a great much it doesn't matter as long as the winner where it would be great as i ultimately. I agree with you. Just want a great match. But i would. I do feel like bought in southern curve. Got a bit of a rivalry. They have an. I do like the idea of dera site for the movement. I like that too. I case sold sold a k. Should i date you. Want to build a doubles this please. In the women's doubles we have situation. Lisa mountains reaching the semifinals. They wanted today in straight sets against crude niche and stoyanovich in the men's doubles rajiv. Joe souls bree three to semi's they beat balanced farrer today. Seventy six in the third. That is a great win uploading in best of three night. Say three six three six four seven six. The first two rounds were reduced to the best of three in the mixed doubles. We had georgia liam region on a clean patch winning through to day. Joe souls brain. Harriet daunte is still in the mix. I sold them for the the doubles double that'd be big Our yaman shibahara of three to the women's doubles semifinals water year. They're having 'em with Take around the corner. Or they be bush cover and for dench in the quarters to day. Caroline dole hide and storm. Saunders three to the semis as aw. They must be another way. We guy oh could cheek vernson york valois today. Nine seven in the third could ima tova and visiting good. Yeah so. These women's doubles semifinalist. Funnest sir neil scope. Ski and desert craft chick all three to the quarters of the mixed as well as a nicole. Malakand edward vassallo I think that might be it for doubles results from today. We'll keep you updated over the coming days in the juniors think leo bogus stolen he. He's getting prestisements like his dad. He's always popping up on the that great lear- bog on his way to the main caroliina. Place giver it just says bulldog on the other day bog. Corder is going on about some of the rights into say that pitcher quarter in his fifties now has a striking resemblance to the main character. In cobra kai have you watched didn't busy davies. That's no. I pledge to check it out number one court. Murray is double central. Got a men's doubles semifinals. Nikola ditch matei popovich the top seeds. You've just been winning everything this year. And they had to withdraw from the french because covet. They'll play raymond souls bree on court one tomorrow that'd be good and then it's Mixed doubles jeremy. Shoddy nem nemi brody. It's great and jeremy is a london residence isn't he. he's local. yeah shout loud. Nothing new he. Yeah okay that's lovely and the goals and the boys is still quite stages so We weren't get too carried away about about. Brits getting three to round number two in the genius because we've got other british success to celebrate. We don't need to clutch and he straws tonight. Yeah what an i it's been i've popped of popped the match on again so we're just going to sit here and we're about to go to one up much. Wow what a day. It's been yeah. We could do a great match. I mean there's there's no shortages stories and interest but if it feels like we do a great great match and don't worry folks it's coming..
Terry Meiners and Company
Roger Federer Knocked out of Wimbledon by Hubert Hurkacz at Quarterfinal Stage
"It's not a shocker that he lost. That's a shocker that He went. He lost six. So when the third said, that's never happened to him at Wimbledon to get a goose egg to get a bagel. Like what? It was tough, Um man from Poland, named her cats bested Federer, 6376 and 60 at Wimbledon earlier today. Um Bertini think his first name's Matteo. Excuse me. Bested Felix Alice. Mm. Um, Canada. He advances and, of course, Djokovic, a winner in straight sets today, as is Shep evolve, and so there's your Final four in men's singles at Wimbledon, and that's going to open the door for Novak Djokovic to tie Federer and not the dollar 20 right, correct. He's going. I mean, obviously the number one seed, but now that Roger's out More clearly the favorite. I would think so.
AP News Radio
Not Just Another Manic Monday: Federer, Djokovic, Kerber Win
"Golf lost six four six four a former world number one Angelique Kerber it was definitely super windy today me my ski can tell by my skirt was flying a little bit but yeah I would say towards like the third or fourth game I think we both started to get comfortable with it he's was upset in straight sets by Victoria Gurevich from Switzerland Korea lost a heartbreaker ten eight in the fifth set to the hot hitting Karen Khachanov but there were no problems for the two top states without like Djokovic and ash body bugs the planting and Roger Federer kept alive his hopes of a possible final showdown with Djokovic with a straight sets win of his own I'm Graham I got
AP News Radio
After last Middle Sunday, Wimbledon resumes with fresh faces
"Top seed and defending champion Novak Djokovic just eight time former champion Roger Federer a bus into the fourth round and on course for another epic showdown the service won three of their four previous meetings at the all England club including the dramatic five set final in two thousand and nineteen if they do meet it will be in the final and then Djokovic will try and tie both Federer and Nadal with his twentieth major title the women's championship is wide open with Madison keys and coco Gauff the two remaining American hopes on Graham like us
BBC World Service
Roger Federer Edges Through After Adrian Mannarino Retires From Injury in Fifth Set
"Champion Roger Federer admitted he got lucky is opening opponents. Adrian Mannarino retired with a knee problem early in their deciding set. This is what Federer had to say about the slippery surface under the roof on Centre Court. I feel like for a lot of players is super key to get through those first two rounds because the grass is more slippery. It is more soft and then, as the tournament progresses usually gets harder and easier to move on. But this is obviously terrible that it's back to back matches and then hit Serena as well. Oh, my God, I
BBC Newsday
Djokovic Defeats Tsitsipas in Five Sets to Claim 19th Grand Slam Title
"And Novak Djokovic now has 19 Grand Slam titles. The Serbian putting an incredible performance yesterday to come from two sets down to beast, the final CityPass and when the French Open at Roland Garros It was the Greek player 60 passes First Grand Slam final. He was so close to winning it, but what happened started playing really shorts. I felt like my rhythm was self. I really wish I couldn't understand why things like this happened and evolved. But I was trying to figure it out during my game. It was difficult to come up with something. It's It's very unfortunate dream. Very sad and in the same way because it was it was a good opportunity. I was doing good. I was feeling good not to be four CityPass in Paris as we mentioned that is now. 19 Grand Slams for Novak Djokovic. He's just one behind Roger Federer. And Rafael Nadal now who both have 20
Mocha Minutes
"roger federer" Discussed on Mocha Minutes
"The press the promo i can't talk to the press geologist. Getting on me like no. I need a mental health breaks. They're like no it's part of it she's like i don't wanna do it okay. Well guess what's going to happen. We're gonna like know you gotta do it. So she said you know what. I'm just not gonna play. And then it became. Well venus and serena what would you do you do realize if there was no venus and serena there would be no naomi and also. Y'all dragged that little view dragged him girls through the mud. Here's the thing there. Daddy was in the room. Say what you gonna do is treat them like that. Who is in the room. When naomi how family is definitely supporting our day is a. He makes the hippie hops but he's always in the audience but they're not in the room and this is a lot that girl seems like she's like look. This is a lot. Because last time she beat serena and y'all just like made her feel bad and she should be feeling like. Oh my god i won. But it's like serena how do you feel and she's like oh i feel like a women he's like i guess i guess i'm a piece of shit because i messed this up for serena. It's like it's like no. You're not going to treat her like that. So asking making the barometer. Venus and serena super odd. 'cause they were the only ones that is not fair and they all started a lot younger and it's like their daddy was there to daddy ain't take no shit he's like you're not going to treat them like that apple. But it's like the fact that she said and it's funny because roger federer if i'm not mistaken pulled out of something say my body needs rest nobody is saying no get your ass out there but she says my mental is not there. So do you want her to just lose. Do you want her to break down in front of the press.
Boomer & Gio
"roger federer" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"We can't pay him fifteen million dollars and put him on the ross. We just have no room. Yeah that's the problem with the seahawks. By the way the seahawks tyler lockett making seventeen million decay. Metcalf going to get a new contract most likely after next year i mean just you just can't keep paying. There's a salary cap somehow. He's not aware apparently not some some of these players are are clueless all of this now. The other big thing in the nfl is tomorrow. Starts the green bay packers mandatory minicamp and the question is whether or not aaron rodgers will show up going alatha boat show and it'd be dozens and he doesn't he'll be fine ninety three thousand dollars unless of course they give him an excuse to absence. They're not gonna find him. You kidding made their wanna work out with them. They don't wanna train them. They are not going to find. Mark murphy came out and said you know this thing has really become an issue of wait until we get to the summer. Welcome to the party mark. We're going to be a real issue august. If he's not used the thing if he retires you'll have to repay part of his signing bonus and roster bonuses. I believe but he's not going to retire. We'll just sit out but you can't just sit out you'll have to. You'll have to repay the that bonus money piano show up and you can get fined. Obviously for not showing up honoring your contract. Us men's national team beat mexico three two at the concacaf nations league final. We talked about all the crazy stuff that happened in that game last hour. Patrick kelly won the memorial. Jon rahm the whole issue with covid was really in position to win had to withdraw because of a positive cova test on saturday and Sloan stevens lost in straight-sets today at the french open roger federer withdrew. You've got novak djokovic. Raphael playing in separate matches coming up later this morning as my main Tt pasta and in the french heat. See poss- still in it. I don't know so we're gonna get knocked out. I believe she got knocked out on the women that was saturday was not a fan dole. Sportsbook french open read. That had the record on friday so they asked me to give a name. And i didn't want to go. You know joke of dowa wants to do that. It's too easy. I did that you did that. Seems to easy i did so with. Tt poss- so. I'm hoping he's doing was he even in the front row. Hope so you're not even sure i'm not sure. I looked at the french open odds and he was up there all right well. He's not playing today. I to tell you that. And he's not playing tomorrow. Mike guesses he was knocked out. No but maybe not in doubles oh good lord doubles. That doesn't count there is no you know what. Tc poss- one. Nine one is fourth round match on sunday morning over. Pablo carreno right out of here. Corinna six three six two seven five now. The question is when does he play again. Because i don't see it all right walkie keep an eye on him. He might pick these on that gender ninth. He's on the other side where there was like no one you knew yes. The one side had veteran juggling playing medvedev remember. Yeah the ninth is what that's wednesday right. Wednesday didn't go far enough so he plays wednesday morning nine. Am eastern you. Can you can take care and watch. T. poss- that's live. Att poss- live on the show. Lets them on right before the match has that's his first name felix.
Bloomberg Daybreak Asia
Roger Federer Loses in Comeback at Geneva Open
"Federer with the short return to the 80 P Tour after two months off as a 20 time Grand Slam winner loses in three sets the Pablo and a car in the first round of the Geneva Open Better missed most of the 2020 season after having two knee surgeries before returning in March and losing in the quarter finals of the guitar Open.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"roger federer" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"Flag Well, John will start in the NBA, where Kevin Durant's Warriors set the standard for high level offense a few years ago, and he has returned to the Bay Area last night. Katie's Nets were looking pretty similar. Cady Kyrie, Irving and James Harden, combining to score or assist on 100 points to help Steve Nash and the Nets beat the Warriors 1 34 to 1 17. Luxury we have of of having those those offensive players. You know, it's still a work in progress, and our defense has got improved, but I thought tonight we take a step defensively. But as far as the offense that's What's with those guys? That's what those guys could do. Try a lot of attention play off one another create for their team mates. Katie had 20 points in his return from a week long quarantine elsewhere in the MBA. Saturday, you time proving to 22 5 of the 1 12 94 win. Over Miami. The next blue by the Rockets. 1 21 to 99 sons got 36 points from Devin Booker to beat the Sixers won 22 1 11. They've won five in a row in the Pacers took down the Hawks 1 25. 1 13 in college hoops. Top ranked Gonzaga remaining unbeaten with a 161 win over San Francisco. Ohio State beats Indiana 78 59 Creighton upending number five Villanova 86 to 70 was ninth ranked Virginia, North Carolina, 60 to 48, Arkansas over 10th ranked Missouri 86 81 in the Big 12, A couple of top 15 teams go to double overtime. It was Oklahoma beating West Virginia. 91 to 90 from baseball. Justin Turner is returning to the Dodgers. It is a reported two year deal for 34 million left hander James Paxton headed back to the Mariners. He reportedly re signs with Seattle. After two years with the Yankees at the Australian Open. Novak Djokovic jizz off to another quarter final defeating mellows row niche in four sets its joke of itches 3/100 career Grand Slam win, joining Roger Federer as the only players Reached that category. Also wins for Rafa Nadal, Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka in golf. Jordan Speed a two shot lead heading into the final round of the 80 90 Pebble.