Roger Federer

Can Roger Federer's season get any worse? Quite possibly. With the Beijing Olympics mere weeks away, the "official" world no. 1 was unceremoniously booted from the Rogers Masters by the streaking Gilles Simon 2-6, 7-5, 6-4 in the second round. I'd say this one has to hurt but at this point the Swiss Stylist must be feeling numb, burnt or a sprinkling of both. And, call me crazy but I don't think his choice of on-court accessories is helping his cause either. Seriously, why is he carrying... Read Full Story

Federer sounds very enthusiastic about the Beijing games. That’s great because it’s played on a surface that favors Federer’s game and it’s a great message to send to win a tournament that is only played once every four years. Read Full Story

Here's a sneak peek at Roger Federer's Nike gear for the Beijing Olympics in Switzerland's red + white colorway. The Swiss stylist will be working the London Polo in red that features a white Nike swoosh and cross on the chest (though the image below looks reversed - Nike swooshes are usually on the left side.) The shorts are the white Control Short Fed's been wearing recently. Fed will also be debuting new Nike Vapors in white with a red border on the sole. And of course, the outfit is... Read Full Story

Roger Federer and Maria Sharapova won awards for Best Male and Best Female Tennis Players. For Roger this was fourth straight year won and for Maria second. Venus Williams (she looks amazing!!!) along with Oscar nominated actor Samuel L. Jackson and Phoenix Suns point guard Steve Nash presented Tommie Smith and John Carlos the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. Image details: 2008 ESPY Awards - Show served by picapp.com Tommie Smith and John Carlos received the Arthur Ashe Courage Award nearly... Read Full Story

Rafael Nadal described his first Wimbledon title as a "dream" after beating Roger Federer in an epic final. The 22-year-old won 6-4 6-4 6-7 (5-7) 6-7 (8-10) 9-7 to become the first Spaniard since Manuel Santana in 1966 to win a Wimbledon singles title. French Open champion Nadal had lost to Federer in the last two finals. "It's impossible to describe. I'm just very happy. It's unbelievable for me to have the title here at Wimbledon," said the Majorcan. "It's a dream. Always as a... Read Full Story