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Federer handed retirement advice from Edberg, urged to avoid farewell tour
Roger Federer is nearing the end of his tennis career and the Swiss will want to make an exit befitting his status as an all-time great.
No quarantine for players wishing to travel to Rome after the US Open
Good news has come to players worried about the potential of having to quarantine before re-entering Europe after playing the US Open.
Roger Federer at 39: The longevity of the legend
Today – August 8, 2020 – marks Roger Federer's 39th birthday. Holder of 20 Grand Slam singles titles, the Swiss is still playing at the highest level (ranked No. 4 in the world) as he approaches his 40s. Federer’s accomplishments and longevity are superior to those of previous tennis legends and to those of the greatest athletes in other sports. See our slideshow.
For Thiem and many others, US Open concern is potential Europe quarantine
Dominic Thiem and a whole host of other top players--but not all--are ready for the Western & Southern Open and US Open in New York. But will they have to quarantine before the Rome Masters?
US Open wildcards for Andy Murray and Kim Clijsters
Rafael Nadal and Ash Barty may be missing the US Open, but former champions Andy Murray and Kim Clijsters have secured places in the draw.
Rafael Nadal out of 2020 US Open
Mutua Madrid Open announces cancellation for 2020
Dimitrov picks up first win in final UTS match
USTA moving forward with plans for “Cincinnati” and US Open
Rome Likely to be Forced Behind Closed Doors
Murray expects other stars to skip US Open after Barty withdrawal
Kyrgios swipes back at Coric – do you have rocks in your head?
Grigor Dimitrov and Covid-19: His full interview with Tennis Majors
Murray ‘mentally planning’ for US Open despite uncertainty
Dimitrov admits difficulty in returning from COVID-19
Inspired Moutet snatches dramatic victory over Verdasco in sudden death
Confident Paire too good for Brown in UTS2 opener
Impressive Gasquet crushes debutant Dimitrov at UTS2
The US Open still trying to make it happen
All 2020 events in China, including WTA Finals, cancelled due to Coronavirus