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Roger Federer responds to Australian Open wild card talk after Casper Ruud win

Roger Federer was back on Rod Laver Arena on Friday, much to the delight of fans. Now 44, Federer hit the court for a practice session with three-time Grand Slam finalist Casper Ruud. They wrapped up the session with a seven-point tiebreak,

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Roger Federer thrills fans with trademark shot on Australian Open return

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Roger Federer returns to Australian Open court vs Casper Ruud as Djokovic watches from sidelines

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Federer backing Alcaraz to complete career Slam

Roger Federer says he hopes Carlos Alcaraz can win the upcoming Australian Open and become the youngest man to complete the career Grand Slam.

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Alcaraz, Sinner or Djokovic? Roger Federer reveals who he wants to win the Australian Open

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Roger Federer Draws Clear Line Between Sinner and Alcaraz in Candid Comparison at Australian Open

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Roger Federer revisits the Happy Slam and holds court on contemporary tennis

Roger Federer is on a long-belated farewell tour at the Australian Open, which he dubbed the "Happy Slam" during his playing days.

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Roger Federer cheers Carlos Alcaraz’s historic Grand Slam dream

Tennis legend Roger Federer cheers for Carlos Alcaraz's Grand Slam dream!The 22-year-old Spaniard is aiming to win the Australian Open to complete his set of all four Grand Slam tournaments which would make him the youngest male player ever

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Roger Federer names tennis star he'd love to see win Australian Open to complete 'crazy' feat

Despite dominating the tour throughout his career, Federer was unable to achieve his career grand slam until five years after he had won the other three slams. This was because Rafa Nadal dominated clay and Federer didn't lift his first Roland Garros title until 2009.

Why Roger Federer, Sachin Tendulkar refuse to be called Gods

Roger Federer has checked in at the Australian Open, bringing with him hope and humility. In Melbourne to play an exhibition doubles game at the year’s first Grand Slam, he coaxed the world to watch 19-year-old Brazilian Joao Fonseca,