If Roger Federer continues to serve throughout the 2016 Australian Open like he did Wednesday in his straight-sets victory over Alexandr Dolgopolov, the rest of the field is in serious trouble.

Roger Federer will not represent his country at the 2016 Rio Olympics. The all-time leader in Grand Slam victories announced via his Facebook page that he and his doctors decided he needed more time ...

We thought we had seen it all from Roger Federer over the past dozen years. Extreme angles that left his opponents stunned. Winners hit between his legs and around the net post. The vaunted SABR-- ...

Roger Federer says he will miss the Rio Olympics and the rest of the tennis season to protect his surgically repaired left knee. Federer wrote Tuesday on his Facebook page that he will skip the Summer ...

Roger Federer was named 2016’s most stylish man by GQ. It comes as no surprise as Federer, a fan favorite, is always stylish both on and off the court. Roger Federer is one of the greatest players in ...

The draw was half the size of the customary 128-man field that he's used to, but, once again, Roger Federer emerged the champion. He is your 2016 Most Stylish Man, as voted by thousands of runway and ...

ROGER Federer has added another layer of glory to an already phenomenal record by becoming the first man in history to post 300 grand slam wins. The Swiss maestro’s 6-4 3-6 6-1 6-4 victory over ...

PERTH, Australia (AP) Roger Federer says he hopes to play for at least another two to three years and that his ''mindset is for the long term'' in assessing his tennis future. Federer, who has not ...

LONDON (AP)—Roger Federer is leaning toward competing in the 2016 Games if his body holds up. Federer, who turns 31 on August 8, says his mind wants to compete again in Rio de Janeiro, but it will ...

Federer has amassed millions, a swag of titles, a record 17 grand slam crowns and a fabulous reputation. For all his accoutrements, Federer has never insulated himself from the sport’s foot soldiers.

Serious tennis fans are always fascinated by this kind of thing. Combining the bittersweet longing of nostalgia and the whiz-bang excitement of the latest innovation, its pull is primal, irresistible.

Four-time champion Roger Federer cruised through the opening round at the 2016 Australian Open on Monday as he thrashed Nikoloz Basilashvili 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 on the Rod Laver Arena. The Swiss put in a ...