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Apparently Tiger says he is a "huge Federer fan"

Saw this in another forum: http://youtube.com/watch?v=2Hp-EArV6s8 http://youtube.com/watch?v=qXZ6Dl69iR8 http://youtube.com/watch?v=8j-16QV3vTM

I lurk here a lot and I enjoy reading the posts. I am glad pple liked the article, it encapsulates what I think about Roger. I haven't seen him play live - all his matches at the Open were sold out last yr, but I've been told it is an unbelievable experience. As a physician/scientist, I think...

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/20/sports/playmagazine/20federer.html?ref=playmagazine

I aree with you wholeheartedly about his intelligence. That impresses me almost as much as his tennis. I am a member of Mensa, and I can say quite confidently, he is one of the most intelligent, as well as sensitive person, I have ever heard speak!

I don't envy Federer, I admire him - I have applied a number of the tactics I learnt from watching him in my profession, my business and my life, and it has served me well. I love the way he plays and there is a lot to learn from him about winning- it's not just raw talent (which he has plenty...

This is really crazy! OK, Twistserve, what's up? A) Did you bet against Fed and he won the USO? B) Did you bet for Fed and he lost the AO? C) Do you work for Gasquet/Nadal/Roddick? D) Did Roger steal your girlfriend/money/belongings? E) Are you in love with Mirka? F) All of the above

I am tired of all this anti-Federer misinformation. This is really unbelievable: "Gasquet NARROWLY missed a drop volley of the Swiss's PEDESTRIAN passing shot at 4-2 in the 3rd set tiebreak", "opponents error". You are completely incorrect. I watched the match again last night- that shot...

Actually it was more than a routine federer win: he was playing pretty badly- as the commentators said a number of times- yet still won in straight sets, surprising given your first, laughable, post

80% of the calls he questioned were on Federer's behalf??? Yeah, right, he wanted to help Roger win!! I think you should go back and watch the match- you are blinded by Gasquet love.

80% of the calls he questioned were on Federer's behalf??? Yeah, right, he wanted to help Roger win!! I think you should go back and watch the match- you are blinded by Gasquet love.

No, Gasquet was questioning Roger's shots and serves. He questioned quite a few before Roger even questioned one. The umpire, Norm Chryst, was asking linesmen to point to marks because Norm himself had pointed to a wrong mark in the Henman - Chela match which may have been responsible for...

No, Gasquet was questioning Roger's shots and serves. He questioned quite a few before Roger even questioned one. The umpire, Norm Chryst, was asking linesmen to point to marks because Norm himself had pointed to a wrong mark in the Henman - Chela match which may have been responsible for...

LET ME SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT for those who did not watch the final. I watched the Hamburg final on TTC, if anyone was questioning line calls first, it was Gasquet. I didn't think it was a big deal, because Gasquet was often right, although a couple of times, the commentators thot the wrong...

LET ME SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT for those who did not watch the final. I watched the Hamburg final on TTC, if anyone was questioning line calls first, it was Gasquet. I didn't think it was a big deal, because Gasquet was often right, although a couple of times, the commentators thot the wrong...

He can't be that bad.....his fellow players voted him "sportsman of the year" How he stands the press sometimes I don't know....remember last year at the USO when he was asked if he, the world #1 player, could "steal" the US Open?????

If you get ESPN Deportes, their schedule is slightly different. ESPN Deportes should be showing the Federer-Zabaleta match today- their tennis coverage starts at 7:00pm They also probably showed Coria-Dent at 11:00am

I agree with you completely!

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's why from the LA Times: Federer Gets a Late Victory The top-seeded player defeats Ljubicic, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4), in a match that stretches into the night. PACIFIC LIFE OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT By Bill...

No, I actually got this from another site

IVAN LJUBICIC: Hello everyone! Sophie (Dufour): Are you a star in Croatia? IVAN LJUBICIC: I am, yes, especially now. Timmy: Do you think that it's a coincidence that you and Ancic will (potentially) play each other in the third round, with the winner to (potentially) play Federer in the...

TTC is showing it from March 14th

http://proxy.espn.go.com/chat/chatESPN?event_id=7532 3:30pm ET

superior?? C'mon!!

thanks, so much! I hear they were all great matches, I can't wait

Unfortunately, I didn't sign up to watch online. Anyone with good quality DVDs/VHS for sale? Thanks

According to the NYTimes, Peter Lundgren was a major factor: A big serve is a vital ingredient for those who wish to knock Federer off his pedestal, but it is usually not enough because of the quality of Federer's returning. Safin needed everything at his disposal: from his aggressive, deep...

Someone said not having a coach may have been the magic

Fed has bagelled Hewitt at least one set this year- I think that says it all!