Seventeen years ago, Rafael Nadal became the 24th world no. 1 in ATP history. On August 18, 2008, the 22-year-old ended Roger ...

Overview Roger Federer has the most US Open titles for a Men's Singles player (5) All of Federer's US Open title wins were a ...

Australian tennis icon Pat Cash has asserted that it took Roger Federer “almost his whole career” to work out how to beat Rafael Nadal. Nadal holds a 24-16 (60%) record from his 40 clashes ...

Nadal came out on top in their classic 2008 Wimbledon final, considered by some the greatest match in history; Federer won their last showdown, in the 2019 semifinals at the All England Club.

Jannik Sinner continued his dominant run on the ATP Tour, powering into the semifinals of the Cincinnati Open and adding his ...

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal will team up in doubles at the Laver Cup on Friday in what Federer has announced will be the final match of his long and illustrious career.

If Federer can somehow get past Nadal and then Djokovic in the final – he’s never before beaten both of them to win a Grand Slam – the math starts working significantly in his favor given ...

At the age of 37, Roger Federer will attempt to beat Rafael Nadal at the French Open for the first time. How tough is his task? Nadal has won all five of their previous Roland Garros matches and ...

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal will meet at a second consecutive Grand Slam tournament when they face off in Wimbledon's men's semifinals on Friday, July 12, 2019 (7/12/19) in London, England.

Roger Federer was in trouble. After narrowly winning the first set of Friday’s Wimbledon semifinal against Rafael Nadal, he had lost 30 of the 45 points in the second set. The mighty Federer, at ...

Federer, though, is back on clay this season after a gap of more than two years. “Having Roger in front, in the semifinals, is an extra thing,” said Nadal, who celebrated his 33rd birthday Monday.

And given that Federer is 30, it’s in Nadal’s interest to turn the match into a protracted, physical, punishing battle of attrition. The pick: Federer in four sets.