Roger Federer

It would be a miracle if Roger Federer, the greatest magician of all, wins another grand slam now, writes Ian Chadband.

Five-time US Open champion Roger Federer eliminated by Tommy Robredo, the Spaniard ranked No 22 in the world.

Jonathan Liew: even superheroes cannot halt the passage of time but it is inspiring to watch the best attempt to defy it.

Roger Federer moved closer to a tantalising quarter-final against Rafael Nadal with a win over Frenchman Adrian Mannarino.

Order of play for Monday Sept 2 2013, at the US Open, New York.

Reformed journeyman practises with Roger Federer and arranges deal with elite agent ahead of Tomic clash.

Roger Federer believes tough times have brought out his love for tennis even more than when he dominated.

Scot begins defence of US Open title against Frenchman Michael Llodra and is in same side of draw as rival Novak.

Swiss ace Roger Federer refuses to contemplate the R-word but one last hurrah at the US Open may change his mind, says Oliver Brown.

Andy Murray has a poor record against Spaniard and may have to beat him and Novak Djokovic to retain US Open.

Roger Federer now world No 7 - it is a notion as difficult to compute for his rivals as it is for the great man himself

Swiss rallies from a set and a break down to keep his bid for a record sixth title in Cincinnati on track.

Roger Federer claims he has recovered from the back spasms that have contributed to his worst summer of results for over a decade.

Novak Djokovic's father, Srdjan, has launched an astonishing attack on rivals Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.

Former World No1 loses to Argentine qualifier Federico Delbonis German Tennis Championships semi-final.

The Wimbledon order of play for Saturday, July 6 2013.

Jerzy Janowicz, the Pole with the size 13 feet, is within two matches of realising his Wimbledon dream.

Tanya Aldred: Serena Williams and Roger Federer may have departed but a Polish can-can dancer is helping to break a familiar routine at Wimbledon.

Jonathan Liew: every player in the last eight of the Wimbledon men's and women's singles was a two-hander on backhand side.

It has been a wild Wimbledon. Wild enough to offer a glimpse of those semi-mythical beasts, the serve/volleyers.