Australian Open

Roger Federer became the oldest world number one after reaching the semi-finals of the Rotterdam Open in remarkable fashion.

The Swiss ace came from being a set down to beat Robin Haase in the quarter-finals of the Rotterdam Open.

The German has all the tools required to win multiple major titles, according to Andy Murray's former coach.

Federer is looking forward to becoming the oldest World No 1 eclipsing Andre Agassi's record at Rotterdam.

Roger Federer will beat Rafael Nadal to the number one spot should he make it to the semi-finals of the Rotterdam Open.

Federer is gunning to become the oldest World No 1 eclipsing Andre Agassi's record. Agassi was 33 years old when he became the top ranked player in 2003.

Becker believes that every top sportsman in the sport wants to test himself against the best in the business.

Federer needs to reach the semis in Holland to become the oldest world No 1 in tennis history, beating Andre Agassi to the crown.

Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray's form never dampened Roger Federer's dream of being a grand slam champion again, the 36-year-old has admitted.

Wawrinka ended his 2017 season after his first round loss at Wimbledon and only returned to action at the Australian Open this year.

Federer only has to reach the semi-finals in Holland next week to guarantee his return to the top of the ATP World Rankings.

Nadal insists that obsessing over Federer's record will not give him any happiness but will only work towards making him insane.

Thomas Fabbiano, 28, flew to Dubai to act as the eight-time Wimbledon champion's hitting partner and he was pleased with the way he performed on-court.

The Spaniard had to pull out of the Australian Open in the quarter-finals against Marin Cilic as the game wore on to five sets.

Nadal revealed that his current injury is not serious and that he expects to be competing again in Acapulco.

Changes in racquet material, surfaces, speed of the game, training systems are all to blame for the increase in injuries.

Rafter had the number on Federer early on in his career, having met him thrice, in the French Open in 1999, ATP Masters Miami in 2001 and again Halle in the same year.

Rafael Nadal expects to be ready to return to action at the upcoming Mexican Open, which starts on 26 February.

Roger Federer is inclined to choosing his tournaments carefully as he enters the latter years of his career.

Former women's world number one Chris Evert believes players like Roger Federer have the financial means to prolong their tennis careers.

Roger Federer increased his gap over Rafael Nadal to four Grand Slams after his triumph in the Australian Open last month.

Federer's next target would be to reclaim the number one spot from Rafael Nadal, having closed the gap on the Spaniard to 155 points.

Roger Federer has spoken out on how he is able to continually perform on the big stage following his 2018 Australian Open win.

Nadal has played a part in 3 of Spain's 5 Davis Cup wins and is very motivated to make a comeback in 2018 should Spain progress further in the competition.

Federer thought it would be difficult to go through the same journey again, especially when he had come so close to achieving something special.

Chung has ambitions to win a Grand Slam in the future and has set his sights on the French Open in May, having done very well on clay in 2017.

The Serb made his return in the Australian Open but was not at his best as he still felt some pain and eventually crashed out to Heung Chung in the quarter-finals.

Nick Kyrsgios and Alexander Zverev have been primed as the players to make it to the top with the German becoming the youngest top-five player since 2007.

Nadal had to pull out of his quarter-final clash against Marin Cilic in the Australian Open with a hip injury, which has set him back by upto three weeks.

Nadal had to pull out of his quarter-final clash against Marin Cilic in the Australian Open with a hip injury which has set him back by upto three weks.