2012 Review Pt3: Djokovic triumphs, Ferrer and del Potro strive
Part 3 of the review of 2012 looks at how autumn and winter on the men’s tour saw the race between Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer for year-end No1 and […]
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2012 Review Pt2: Wimbledon belonged to Federer and Murray
If the start of 2012 belonged to Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, the summer and the grass season threw the other pair in the “big four” into the limelight, as […]
2012 Review Pt1: It began with Djokovic and Nadal
The four seasons of 2012 reflected the dominance of the top four men, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal, better than any year this decade. In the […]
The evolving calendar of the maturing Roger Federer
It was the summer of 1998, and the world’s best young tennis player was about to take his first step into the professional tour. Roger Federer, still a month shy […]
Final of finals in words & pictures: Djokovic & Federer at WTFs
The final of finals, the season’s climax between the top tennis players of the year, saw the best of the best, the No1 and No2 in the world, outlast all […]
Novak Djokovic & Roger Federer converge on year-end No1
The competition for the prestigious No1 ranking entered a new phase as the top seeds, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, took to the courts of the Shanghai Masters this week. […]
Shanghai Masters Preview: Can Federer make record-breaking 22?
The biggest tournament in the Far East has many things in its favour. The Shanghai Masters is hosted by one of the most vibrant and cosmopolitan cities in China with […]
Asian swing launches Murray, Djokovic, Gasquet, Monaco into year-end race
The tennis pace picks up with a vengeance during the frenetic three-week Asian swing as two men with ambitions for the year-end No1 and the World Tour Finals title enter […]
Roger Federer: Can he harvest autumn titles after a fruitful 2012?
Autumn: The season of warm sunshine and cool evenings, of golden mornings and burnished afternoons, of dewy lawns and slanting shadows. It’s a season of transition and reflection, of rest […]
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