Roger Federer

The world number one takes on the number 23 seed as he looks for a second consecutive Wimbledon final.

Federer and Nadal will renew their rivalry on Centre Court on Friday, 11 years after they last met in an epic final.

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal go head-to-head at Wimbledon for the first time in 11 years on Friday.

Men's tennis's Big Three have looked in imperious form so far and are all in action in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon on Wednesday.

Federer plays Italy's Matteo Berrettini, Nadal takes on Portugal's Joao Sousa and Djokovic faces France's Ugo Humbert.

Federer plays Britain's Jay Clarke in the second round, while Nadal takes on Nick Kyrgios in a potentially tricky encounter.

Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams begin their campaign at Wimbledon on Tuesday morning.

The 133rd edition of the oldest Grand Slam tournament begins on Monday as Federer looks for a ninth Wimbledon crown.

The 133rd edition of the oldest Grand Slam tournament gets underway on Monday as Novak Djokovic and Angelique Kerber look to defend their titles.

The semifinals of both the men's and the women's tournament are scheduled for Friday, June 7 as Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer go head-to-head again.

The two rivals go head-to-head in the French Open semifinal on Friday and experts believe Nadal will have the better of his old foe again.

The world number two and number three are in action on Tuesday and could meet in the semifinal

Roger Federer aims to clinch a ninth Wimbledon crown while Serena Williams returns to action.

From soccer to tennis to basketball, it's clear that it pays to be gifted athletically.

The Swiss maestro, appearing in his 11th Wimbledon final, was challenged early on but once he broke a nervous Cilic in the fifth game of the opening set the match became a no-contest.

Age and experience have been key this year in SW19.

Every fourth-round match is scheduled at SW19 in one of the busiest days on the tennis calendar.

Research shows top players grunted at a higher pitch in matches they lost.

The big four have dominated the men's singles game at SW19.

Murray begins his defense on Monday in London.

The Swiss wants to concentrate on the grass-court season.

Federer, never a specialist on clay, has only won the French Open once—back in 2009.

Four all-time tennis greats will clash this weekend in the Australian Open finals.

They last met in a Grand Slam final in 2011.

The year's first Grand Slam is often unpredictable.

Federer has not played a Grand Slam since Wimbledon 2016.

Wawrinka won his first Grand Slam at 28.

This is Murray's first Grand Slam as world number one.

Wawrinka, the world number four, has a good head-to-head record against Murray.

By certain metrics, Novak Djokovic has had the better year.