Roger Federer

A little more than 3 month ago, Roger Federer and his wife Mirka became the parents of twins Charlene Riva and Myla Rose ... They have been traveling in the tour together and before the end of the season Roger Federer talks about who is his new life as a father on the ATP Tennis Tour.... Check it out... "Mirka gets up more," Federer admits. "She's quick on her feet. I sleep very deeply, which actually helps me to sleep through some screaming." Do Charlene Riva and Myla Rose wake up much during the night? "Sure. If one sleeps the other one's awake. That ... Read Full Story

"I’m midway. It feels like the second part of my career right now, although I am trying to avoid saying that because the second part sounds like ‘neehhhhrrrrr’ [motions straight down]. "You can definitely play your greatest tennis until 32 or 33, it’s just a matter of how you look at it. I’ve always been a big believer in looking at the big picture. It’s not about, ‘What will we do tomorrow?,’ it's about, ‘How will my life and tennis look in the next five years?’ And I still have the same vision, so that’s going to help me. “Many people were asking me, ... Read Full Story

Dear Fans Last week in Basel was an interesting and also intensive one. It was great to spend some time in my home town together with my family and enjoy what the city has to offer. It is, of course, a pity that I was not able to defend my title at the Swiss Indoors. There were various things happening next to the tennis tournament. I was able to meet up with my friends and family, I hadn’t seen a lot of them for quite some time. It’s great that so many were able to make their way to Basel. Furthermore, I had the ... Read Full Story

As the first round of news stories rolls in in anticipation of next week’s ATP World Tour Finals, I’m realizing that there’s a hidden bonus to staging the event in London: the... Read Full Story

Andy Roddick has bounced back from the heartbreak of an epic five-set loss to Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final eight weeks ago to serve notice he will be a contender again at the US Open. "You play the hand you are dealt," Roddick said. "I don't think at any point that I sit around and feel sorry for myself. I feel pretty fortunate... there have been great champions that you have to go through every era in tennis." Roddick's 27th birthday came Sunday on the eve of the year's last Grand Slam tournament on the Flushing Meadows hardcourts where the American won his ... Read Full Story