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Rory McIlroy reveals how Roger Federer helped him rediscover motivation
SportTimes of India5d ago

Rory McIlroy reveals how Roger Federer helped him rediscover motivation

After completing the Career Grand Slam with victory at The Masters, Rory McIlroy turned to tennis great Roger Federer, whose advice about surpassing Pete Sampras’ record helped McIlroy rethink his goals and find renewed motivation. The golfer was impressed with Federer's answer which he thought was great as he’s lived it and he’s been through it.

Former Roger Federer coach reveals what stands out in Alex Eala’s tennis
SportYahoo8d ago

Former Roger Federer coach reveals what stands out in Alex Eala’s tennis

Alexandra Eala has been turning heads across the tennis world, with her emergence on the WTA Tour drawing attention from several well-known names. Kim Clijsters was among the first to praise Eala following her performances earlier this season at both the Abu Dhabi Open and Dubai Tennis Championships.

Roger Federer: Four tennis streaks he brought to an end
SportYahoo20d ago

Roger Federer: Four tennis streaks he brought to an end

Roger Federer is one of the greatest tennis players of all time, and he has plenty of records to prove it. Federer boasts an unmatched Grand Slam record, more Wimbledon titles than anyone else, and five consecutive US Open crowns.

Indian Wells recap: Why Carlos Alcaraz is tired of playing ‘Roger Federer’
SportYahoo1d ago

Indian Wells recap: Why Carlos Alcaraz is tired of playing ‘Roger Federer’

Follow The Athletic’s coverage of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells The fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells has arrived in California’s Coachella Valley. Here are the matches and players that have stood out, some things tennis fans may have missed, and what to look out for in the third round. Why is Carlos Alcaraz fed up of playing an already-retired legend? Of all the ways Carlos Alcaraz has improved over the past year or so, the most impressive might be one of the subtlest.