The winning racquet is the exact one Federer used during his second Wimbledon victory in 2004. It was a special one for the Swiss Maestro as he defended a Major title for the first time in his career.
With 26 bids over an 18-day period, Federer’s racquet became the fifth item to sell for six figures, and tied Rafael Nadal’s Roland Garros-winning racquet sale.
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Roger Federer’s racket used at Wimbledon in 2004 could fetch over $100,000 at auctionThe racket used by Roger Federer in his victory at Wimbledon 2004 is being sold by Prestige Memorabilia and could fetch over $100,000. The auction, which accepts bids until February 9, features ...
“The French Open is always going to be hard as long as Rafa Nadal is around,” Federer told the *BBC*. “But on the other surfaces, if I am playing well, it’s more on my racquet than on ...
"I wanted to be like Michael Jordan eventually" - When Roger Federer opened up about how he changed his cocky and confident ...
GSTAAD (Switzerland): Roger Federer said on Monday that he will spend this week at the Swiss Open testing his new larger racquet and will make a decision later on whether to use it in the run-up ...
Roger Federer was in the Paris region yesterday, more specifically in La Courneuve, to hit a few balls on a tennis court he ...
From tailored tennis rackets to Swiss mansions, here's how Federer makes and spends his fortune. This is an updated version of a post originally written by Edith Hancock published on January 31 ...
The Greatest Interviews series heads to 2017 and a man whose career had looked to be slowing – but another Wimbledon title was in his sights ...
Federer spoke about how Nadal challenged him in ways no one else could, even changing the size of his racket head in a bid to gain an advantage. Federer’s letter was more than just a farewell.
With Federer’s passion for childhood development and Kolisi’s to giving back, the duo is making a game-changing impact on SA's future.
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