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Roger federer

fannyha...@gmail.com (sunfederer) — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 09:17:39 UT

Iam very lucky becouse iam ur fan u great player of tennis and make
tennis sipcl game iwatch all ur matchs good luck roger and thank u for
make us happy

roger ur the champion

amulya....@gmail.com (amulya g) — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:57:17 UT

federer ur the champion of all time go get ur wimbeldon grandslam

the shot around the post

rmrnagara...@gmail.com (shravan) — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 10:53:55 UT

it was realy a hillarious shot around the post against yen hsun lu..I
really had goosebumps no doubt its his style n grace with less
exertion n strain on his body he,s still able to play without any
serious injury..i guess he would continue playing even into his
thirties!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

chitra...@hotmail.com (Chitra Mishra.) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 12:22:01 UT

go roger...you have done it!!!i am a die hard fan of this and i seriously feel that its not very far when you win 15th grandslam...
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French Open

rmrnagara...@gmail.com (shravan) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 05:03:57 UT

Bravo! He's finally made it....a crazy fan of Federer since I was 10
yrs, watching him play from the sydney olympics i was mesmerised by
the way he played eventhough he didn't win then...waitin to watch him
lift the wimbledon back in form i really have no words to say im
sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooo happy

what has happened

shahbaz.d...@gmail.com (shahbaz baig) — Sun, 03 May 2009 16:32:50 UT

hey r we not silly watching the awesome game of roger
where has been so far
we must be keen watching

[Roger Federer Magical Tennis] Trails you leave behind....(aka Celebration of...

ram...@gmail.com (Rama) — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 02:47:27 UT

Statistics - I have long abhorred in tennis. For it simplifies the
great intricacies of the game and masks the glory. Those numbers with
absolute accuracy and so less precision. Numbers that betray the magic.
Numbers that give away so little and hold back the spontaneity. Numbers
that say so little and yet make one cling to them more tenaciously..

About Federer's coach

gpmun...@gmail.com — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:19:15 UT

I think federer's coach should come infront of his fans little more
often.

Nadal breaks Federer winning streak in Grass

kushalputh...@gmail.com (Kush... its me !!!) — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 06:15:40 UT

Rafael Nadal described his first Wimbledon title as a "dream" after
beating Roger Federer in an epic final.
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jota...@poczta.onet.pl — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 19:11:14 UT

hello,
I've been reading this for a while and have thought about even longer. COme on people. Give a break. Roger have been no 1 for a long time and sooner or later the time would come. He started loosing so what? He is not invincible!!!!!! and come on. He have been playing tennis since he was 7 so he defenetely know how to do it! And Jojo do you really thing that he isn't working out? That he really isn't trying to win and get the shape up? Ok, you are concerned, so we all are. But really ask yourself a question: Don't you go a little over a top? Roger is sad after loosing, that's natural. Didn't you all felt disipointed once in a while? And he is playing for such big deal (all wathing his steps, and there's a big money involwed, worldwide events). SO it must suck!But saying "Roger knows he let it slip away from him"? Did he say so? DO you know him in person to give such a statment??? If so I give you all the credid. But I don't think you do!!!!! I admire your determination and believe that you know what is best for Roger, I just hope that it doesn't eat you alive.

World number one outplayed in Dubai

kushalputh...@gmail.com (Kush... its me !!!) — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:27:05 UT

Andy Murray produced one of the best performances of his career to
beat world number one Roger Federer in Dubai.

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Why Must Federer and Novak face in the Semis?

simononspo...@gmail.com (simon) — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 17:27:28 UT

Looking at Tennis draws simply makes my head spin. Why is the #1
Roger Federer playing #3 Novak Djokovic in the Semifinals and not the
finals? Why did #5 Sharapova face #1 Henin in the Quarters and not
the Semis? Is it really a must to put forth a nonsensical bracket?

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FW: Fanletter Roger Federer - January 2008

lulep...@hotmail.com (luciana lépore) — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 10:38:46 UT

14.01.2008 | Melbourne
Dear fans
I wish you all a Happy New Year! I would like to take this opportunity to tell you about the end of last year and my preparations for the 2008 season in detail.

The indoor season
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Unfortunately, in Madrid I just missed out on securing the no.1 title up to the end of the 2007 season. But that just made it even better to do so in my home town of Basel! Along with the fact that I always enjoy staying in Switzerland, it was also a real dream scenario in the sporting sense: in front of a home crowd, which gave me fantastic support right from the start, it was a special feeling to play so well and take the title for the second time. On top of that, the atmosphere surrounding the tournament was also fantastic and the funny on-court interviews with Heinz Günthardt (himself a one-time tennis pro) for Swiss TV were a lot of fun. After this eventful week and expansive celebrations with my friends and family, it was off to Paris, which I found pretty exhausting. That’s because it was the first time in a while that I played three weeks on the run.

ya se q regalarle a mi niña interior

lulep...@hotmail.com (luciana lépore) — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 14:54:56 UT

y si, la obsesión no tine limites y un muñequito de Roger me encantaria
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por si se te escapo algo del tenis 2007

lulep...@hotmail.com (luciana lépore) — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 11:40:48 UT

ATP - 2007: MORE ROGER THE GREAT
Just a warning, this 2007 review of men's tennis is going to be dominated by the dominator -- Roger Federer. By Scott Riley, Sports NetworkChapter 1: The MaestroNo, he didn't quite sweep the Slams, but the supreme Swiss continued his stranglehold on the Wimbledon, U.S. Open, Australian Open and Masters Cup titles. The Basel native has won the last five Wimbledons, the last four U.S. Opens and the last two Aussie Opens and Masters Cups.Needless to say, the Fed's trophy case is on overload.Federer always seems to accomplish another "first," and 2007 was no different, as, among many other firsts, he became the first man since Bjorn Borg (27 years ago) to nail down five straight Wimbledon titles; the first player to win four straight U.S. Open championships in the Open Era; the first man to secure three of the four major titles in three different years; the first player to reach all four Grand Slam finals in consecutive seasons; and the first tennis player to eclipse $10 million in prize money in one year.He's a walking tennis record book.Federer's career prize dough is now over $38 million. Pete Sampras still holds the money record, for the time being, with over $43 million in earnings, but that mark will likely fall next year, as could the 2007 International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee's Grand Slam record of 14 singles titles. Federer currently holds at 12 majors and he's obviously the very early favorite to prevail at Melbourne, Wimbledon and New York in 2008.Federer was an awesome 68-9 this year and led the tour with eight of his 53 career titles. He finished as the year-end No. 1 for a fourth consecutive season and has now held the top-ranking for more than 200 straight weeks, yet another record. Federer broke an almost 30-year-old mark held by Jimmy Connors, who once sat atop the rankings for 160 straight weeks back in the day.Oddly enough, Federer won only two of the nine Masters Series events in 2007 (Hamburg and Cincinnati). What gives?The mighty Federer still needs the French Open to complete a career Grand Slam trophy case, but a guy named Rafael Nadal is in the way. Federer did manage to finally beat Nadal on clay this year, but it came at the Hamburg Masters, two weeks before Roland Garros commenced, snapping Nadal's remarkable 81-match win streak on the dirt.Pop Quiz: Who was the only other player, aside from Federer, to title on at least three different surfaces in 2007?Federer's closest competitors, Nadal and Novak Djokovic, also enjoyed fine seasons in 2007.Chapter 2: The SpaniardNadal pocketed more than $5.6 million this year by going 70-15, which included six titles, three of which came at Masters Series events (Indian Wells, Monte Carlo and Rome), and finished second behind only Federer for a third straight year.The world No. 2 Spaniard went 2-3 against Federer this season, with Rafa prevailing in four sets in the French Open finale and the Swiss barely coming out on top in the Wimbledon title bout. The back-to-back Wimbledon runner-up Nadal actually led Federer in the fifth set of their dramatic showdown at the storied All England Club.Federer, however, capped their season series in resounding fashion by spanking the Spaniard in the Masters Cup semis.The 21-year-old Nadal is still 8-6 lifetime against the Fed, thanks to an eye-popping 6-1 start to their all-time series, but the closing Swiss has won five of their last seven meetings.Chapter 3: The DjokerThe third-ranked Djokovic was a solid 68-19 with five of his seven career titles coming in '07 and he looks like a real contender for Federer's throne and/or Nadal's bridesmaid spot in the rankings.The affable Serb officially proved his worth at the Canadian Masters, where he became the first player in 13 years to beat the top-three players in the world at the same event. He bested Andy Roddick, Nadal and Federer, in order, to capture the title in Montreal. Prior to that, the last man to defeat the top- three players at the same tourney was Boris Becker in Stockholm back in 1994.Djokovic reached his first-ever Grand Slam final, as he gave Federer a real fight at the U.S. Open in September. The Serbian star lost that quality match to drop to 1-5 lifetime against the sublime Swiss, including a 1-3 mark in '07.And when it comes to playing Nadal, Djokovic met the muscular Spaniard on seven occasions in 2007, with Nadal taking no less than five of the meetings, including big semifinal wins at Wimby and Roland Garros.FYI, two of the Djoker's '07 titles came at Masters Series tournaments, including Miami, where he became the youngest-ever champion at the so-called "Fifth Major" at tender age of 19.Chapter 4: The GamblerAnother ultra-gritty star in the mold of Nadal is Russian Nikolay Davydenko, whose solid tennis, unfortunately, has been overshadowed by a gambling probe that's centered around him.The ATP has been investigating some alleged match-fixing, specifically a match in Poland that involved Davydenko. The top-10 star was playing unheralded Argentine Martin Vassallo Arguello when the Russian retired with a "foot injury" in the third set. Davydenko had won the first set and dropped the second before a large number of wagers started to pour in for his much-lower- ranked counterpart on a British on-line gambling website. The match wound up being pulled off the board, by Betfair, which notified the ATP of the suspicious goings on.Several ATP players have recently come forward to say that they've been approached about fixing matches, and a wide-scale investigation is ongoing.Davydenko then found himself amid even more controversy when he was fined $2,000 for "lack of effort" in a loss against Croat Marin Cilic in St. Petersburg (Russia). The Russian quickly appealed the fine, and it was rescinded (which means he didn't have to pay).As far as his tennis is concerned, the world No. 4 Davydenko enjoyed yet another quality campaign, as evidenced by his 53 match wins and trips to the French Open and U.S. Open semis, where he succumbed to Federer both times. The hard-working Russian has now placed inside the year-end Top 5 three years running.Chapter 5: The Other SpaniardSpeedy Spaniard David Ferrer enjoyed what you would have to classify as a breakthrough season, as he finally emerged from the shadow of his countrymen, culminating with a surprise trip to the finale at the Masters Cup, where, unfortunately for him, he was pulverized by the maestro that is Federer.The 25-year-old Ferrer finished a career-high fifth in the world, thanks to 61 match wins and a trio of titles. The ever-improving star collected just under $2 million this year and could make even more noise in 2008.Chapter 6: I Can't Beat Federer (Me Neither)The American Roddick now appears to have settled into his spot outside the top three. He went 53-16 this year and tallied a pair of titles on his way to just over $1.5 million in prize money, but failed to reach a Grand Slam final and hasn't won a major title since his lone Slam championship at the 2003 U.S. Open. The three-time major runner-up (to Federer) gave Federer a great match at this year's U.S. Open, but still wound up losing in straight sets in the quarters.The world No. 6 Roddick is a paltry 1-15 lifetime versus Federer, including setbacks in their last 11 encounters, dating back to 2003. A-Rod gave way to the tenacious Swiss in this year's U.S. Open quarters and Aussie Open semis and also suffered a loss in the round-robin stage at the season-ending Masters Cup.Roddick did, however, cap his year with a huge win, as he helped the United States end a 12-year Davis Cup drought with a 4-1 victory over the defending champion Russians. Roddick captured the opening singles rubber in straight sets against Dmitry Tursunov, and the Americans wrapped up the title on the middle day of the best-of-five championship tie with a straight-set doubles victory by the twin Bryan brothers, Bob and Mike, in Portland.It also can't be overlooked that Roddick reached at least the quarterfinals at three of the four majors in 2007, highlighted by a semifinal appearance in Melbourne.Chapter 7: Chilean Sea BassFernando Gonzalez finished the year at No. 7, thanks in large part to his runner-up finish to Federer in Melbourne. The Chilean slugger, like everyone else mentioned in this article so far (with the exception of Sampras and Becker), landed in the season-ending Masters Cup, where he shocked the amazing Federer in their opening round-robin clash in Shanghai, which marked the Swiss' first-ever loss in round-robin play (17-1) at the exclusive eight- player extravaganza."Gonzo" settled for a 37-24 record and only one title in '07, but he's clearly one of the top-two South American players at this point, joining Federer's long-time nemesis, David Nalbandian.Chapter 8: I Can Beat Federer (Me Too)The oft-injured Nalbandian had a relatively quiet season in 2007 until the final few weeks of the campaign, when he secured back-to-back Masters Series titles in Madrid and Paris. He stunned Federer at both events, including the final in Madrid, and also took out Nadal at both tourneys, including the finale in Paris. In Madrid, Nalbandian became only the second player in the last 13 years to stop the top-three players in the world at the same event, as he stunned Federer, Nadal and Djokovic.The currently ninth-ranked Nalbandian, the 2002 Wimbledon runner-up, finished his year at 31-18 with two titles and a perfect 4-0 record against the world's top-two stars (Federer and Nadal). He was just 19-17 for the season before heading to Madrid, but wound up becoming one of the year's four multiple Masters Series champs, joining the world's top-three stalwarts -- Federer, Nadal (who led everybody with three) and Djokovic.FYI, the powerful Federer is a combined 14-16 lifetime against Nalbandian (8-8) and Nadal (6-8).Interesting.Chapter 9: AfterthoughtsThe other Top-10 dudes are eighth-ranked Frenchman Richard Gasquet and No. 10 Spaniard Tommy Robredo, but I really don't feel the need to include them in this particular review, even though Gasquet did have that compelling come- from-behind five-set win against Roddick in the Wimbledon QFs.Chapter 10: Long Book TitleRoddick's fellow American, James Blake, notched 52 match wins and captured a pair of titles in '07, but finished the year a disappointing No. 13, after opening the term ranked a career-high fourth in the world, thanks in part to a runner-up finish at last year's Masters Cup.But, like Roddick, Blake also closed out his season with a big Davis Cup title, as he won a pair of matches, including a huge singles victory against Mikhail Youzhny that gave the Americans a commanding 2-0 lead on Day 1 of the tie. Blake also secured a dead rubber on Day 3 in Portland.Blake also made some headlines off the court, as his autobiography "Breaking Back: How I Lost Everything and Won Back My Life" climbed as high as No. 15 on the New York Times' best-sellers list. I do think the book needed a longer title, though.Chapter 11: The Hype MachineHere's the part where I talk about 6-foot-9 American hope John Isner.He's got a wicked-hod serve!There...I think I'm done.Chapter 12: Free WillyHonorable mention has to go to world No. 15 Guillermo Canas, who stunned the tennis world by taking out Federer in back-to-back Masters Series events at Indian Wells and Miami. The Argentine finished as the runner-up to an emerging Djokovic in Miami.Canas also lost to Nadal in a final in Barcelona and soared into the quarterfinals at the French.In addition to his monster Federer upsets, Willy returned from a 15-month doping suspension to win 39 matches and corral one title, his first one since 2004.Chapter 13: The FailureWho can forget this year's failed round-robin format experiment at several of the tour's typically draw-oriented events. The ATP had trouble figuring just who did and didn't advance at a couple of the doomed tourneys.Chapter 14: The Comeback?How about Sampras beating Federer in that exhibition match in China. The two greats -- one from Christmas past and one from Christmas present -- played a three-match exhibition series in Asia, as the Swiss claimed the first two bouts in straight sets, in Korea and Malaysia, respectively, before the 36- year-old Sampras came out on top in straights in Macau. Granted, it was only exhibition tennis, but Federer admitted that Pete can still play, thanks in part to that still-booming serve and his most-deft volleys.Chapter 15: Tiger Tim Hung 'Em UpThis year also saw the retirement of former top-10 star and four-time Wimbledon semifinalist Tim Henman.Tiger Tim, who was no spring chicken on the tour at 33, had battled back problems over the last couple of years and recently saw his family expand, once again, with the birth of his third child with his wife, Lucy.Henman reached six Grand Slam semis, all told, including French and U.S. Open ones in 2004, but never landed in that elusive major final. He was the best British player to this point in the Open Era (1968), which, I guess, is some sort of consolation prize.Eight other men called it a career in 2007, as big-serving Aussie Wayne Arthurs, Spaniards Alex Calatrava and Albert "Drop-Shot Dragon" Portas, Dane Kenneth Carlsen, Frenchman Arnaud Di Pasquale, American Justin Gimelstob, English wannabe Greg Rusedski and Dutchman Sjeng Schalken also rode off into the sunset. Rusedski, who hails from Canada but played for Britain, reached the U.S. Open final back in 1998. Di Pasquale beat a then-19-year-old Roger Federer in a tight three-setter to win an Olympic bronze medal at the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney.Chapter 16: Family GuyKudos to Paradorn Srichaphan, but not for his tennis. The popular Thai tied the knot with Miss Universe 2005, Russian-Canadian Natalie Glebova, in a private wedding ceremony held in Bangkok on November 29.Chapter 17: See You Next Year (Actually This Year)The 2008 ATP season will commence on New Year's Eve later this month, with hardcourt Aussie Open tune-up events in Doha, Chennai and Adelaide. The '08 Oz Open will kickoff January 14.Quiz Answer: Ivo Karlovic. "Dr. Ivo" claimed championships on clay, grass and indoor carpet and also became just the fourth player in ATP history to swat 1,000 aces in a season.With kind permission by the The Sports Network

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rounylittle_ten...@hotmail.com (Rana Khaled) — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 08:40:27 UT

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[Roger Federer Magical Tennis] Roger Federer vs. Rod Laver

ram...@gmail.com (Rama) — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 22:22:40 UT

I am not a big believer of stats. That said, there are several
interesting coincidences about the careers of Laver and Roger. And
unsuprising it is. Though they have vastly different approach to tennis
as well as slams, here is an attempt to celebrate the coincidences
rather than as a comparison between them.Laver and Federer were both

[Roger Federer Magical Tennis] Roger Federer vs. Bjorn Borg

ram...@gmail.com (Rama) — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 18:21:38 UT

Similar to Roger Federer vs. Pete Sampras summary, here's an attempt to
match the Swedish ice-man, Björn Borg's achievements against
Roger.Federer's birthday is August 08, 1981, while Borg's is June 6,
1956. So, they are 25 years apart, which makes it convenient to compare
them. Some similarities include Borg is 0/9 at US Open where Roger has

Fatigued Federer pulls out of Japan Open

lilianafi...@gmail.com (Liliana) — Sat, 29 Sep 2007 14:43:11 UT

Fatigued Federer pulls out of Japan Open
World number one Roger Federer has pulled out of next week's Japan Open due
to fatigue.
Federer, who won the Tokyo title last year, said he had yet to recover after
winning his fourth consecutive US Open title and playing for Switzerland in
the Davis Cup earlier this month.

Please add this post

mmata...@gmail.com (Mandy Mataeus) — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 01:02:15 UT

Don't worry, Novak is just fine - understand that Federer has a well earned
rabid following - don't take them on - you are watching the best player in
the entire history of the sport as far as most posts tennis professionals
and others are concerned. He is untouchable except on a bad day or a bit of

FW: Fanletter Roger Federer - August 2007

lulep...@hotmail.com (luciana lépore) — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 01:37:03 UT

I supouse you have read this
25.08.2007 | New York
Dear tennis fans
After my victory in Cincinnati, my fifth title in Wimbledon and just before the start of the US Open I'd like to share some thoughts with you.

A milestone
50 victories – what a number! It is a wonderful feeling to have reached such a milestone in my career. Looking back and seeing that I have been able to kiss the trophy 50 times at the end of a tournament… It fills me with pride to be one of only few athletes to have experienced this feeling as often. As you can imagine it has taken a lot to come this far. Of course the fact that I never suffered any serious injuries has helped a lot. I certainly hope it will stay this way and I can continue chasing titles at full speed!

Federer v. Nadal

mmata...@gmail.com (Mandy Mataeus) — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 10:19:20 UT

Roger is my favorite but his matches with Nadal are so intense that the
level of the game between any two players in this present day and age cannot
be anymore exciting. Nadal is hot blooded on the court and seems like he's
friendly, playful and boyish off. Roger had to reign in his temper at a
young age and therefore at 26 seems beyond his years in emotional control,

Re:

lulep...@hotmail.com (lulepore) — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 00:39:59 UT

What?

RE: Federer Magic: RAFA

lulep...@hotmail.com (luciana lépore) — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 23:09:31 UT

no way, Roger is the best, ever
I don`t like Nadal at all
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RAFA

minu_rainbow2...@yahoo.co.in (minu bharati) — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 15:13:35 UT

If I am a fan of Roger then it doesn't means I don't
like Rafa.Infact I like Rafa more than Roger.
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RE: Federer Magic: Federer's Mirka

lulep...@hotmail.com (luciana lépore) — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 12:44:55 UT

she has the man of my dreams, I hate her .
I would be so happy to be with Roger
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Federer's Mirka

mmata...@gmail.com (Mandy Mataeus) — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 07:18:12 UT

As in the words of the Beatles song Dear Prudence, this message goes out to
Mirka, Roger's longtime girlfriend, whose smile has been missing in the
stands for a long time mate:
Dear Mirka....
The sun is up, the sky is blue, it's beautiful, and so are you, Dear Mirka,
won't you let us see you smile .... ??

RE: Federer Magic: Federer - THE GREATEST

duangth...@hotmail.com (Duangthien Songdee) — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 06:52:51 UT

Hi !

I'm Nuch from Bangkok,
I 'm FedEx's fan forever.
I'm glad I received the message from Mandy cause I had forgotten I had subscribed to Federer Magic.

Federer fan for ever.

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Federer - THE GREATEST

sylviaballo...@yahoo.co.uk (Sylvia Balloqui) — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 19:57:09 UT

I'm glad I received the message from Mandy cause I had forgotten I had subscribed to Federer Magic.

Federer fan for ever.

Sylvia

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Federer a Greek God on Loan from the Heavens

mmata...@gmail.com (Mandy) — Sun, 05 Aug 2007 07:56:39 UT

I have never seen a more perfect individual, his calm and composure,
his humility and humanity, the ballet style in which he floats with
grace as he plays, the precision that he has to place that small
tennis ball anywhere he wants on his opponent's side - most of the
time, his ability to rise to the occasion of the toughest competition

fed clay court win

qaisercoo...@gmail.com (Qaiser Cool) — Fri, 25 May 2007 07:04:57 UT

hi friends
hw is life going on i am very happy with fed win over nadal on clay court
tell me ur reaction and i think fed will french tittle too
bye

hi

lulep...@hotmail.com (luciana lépore) — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 14:06:01 UT

what's next on roger's schedule??
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duangth...@hotmail.com (Duangthien Songdee) — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 08:38:08 UT

I'm duangthien, from Bangkok Thailand.
I'm a big fan of Roger Federer.
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Re: Federer Magic: Adriana has Tagged you! :)

sta...@sympatico.ca — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 01:23:15 UT

Adrianna I don't know you do you know me if you do I really want to more know about you.So if you can e-mail me some more I would like to know some more about you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):):): ):):)

Adriana has Tagged you! :)

adri_2374...@hotmail.com (Adriana Garcia) — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 01:18:56 UT

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6-4 6-0 6-2

simononspo...@gmail.com (simon) — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 14:42:42 UT

And the beatdown was concluded. 6-0 Andy? You couldn't even win one of
your service games? Don't you serve 135 miles per hour. How much more
does Federer need to do to claim best ever?
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RE: Federer Magic: Do Not Mess With Federer

aava...@cfired.org.ar (AVALOS , ALBERTO) — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 12:48:32 UT

my god, is amazing, please , show the other player to learn with Roger
COME ON ROGERRRRRRRRRRR
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A Couple of Videos showing shots only Federer could think about making.

Do Not Mess With Federer

simononspo...@gmail.com (simon) — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 15:01:39 UT

A Couple of Videos showing shots only Federer could think about making.
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Fwd: federer is the best

kahl_l...@yahoo.co.in (aliya/kahlil abreu) — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 17:24:37 UT

Note: forwarded message attached.

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federer and nadal

ahmedkaara...@yahoo.com (ahmed karaman) — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 19:41:19 UT

hi raana iam ahmed from egypt iam a tennis coach i just graduated from physycal educaton college i saw what did you wrote about federer i agree with you nadal is depend on his endurance in play but federer depend on his talante and skills so he will be the champion .
do you agree?

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WHY DOES FEDERER FEELS NADAL TOUGH!!!!!

syedaun...@hotmail.com — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 20:06:52 UT

AS I KNOW FEDERER IS THE WORLD NO.1.AND HAS DEFEATED NADAL THE LATEST
TO MATCHES.BUT STILL HIS HEAD TO HEAD RECORD IS NOT GOOD AGAINST
HIM!!!!!!!!!

hi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

harini_ti...@yahoo.co.in (Ranganathan Harini) — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 08:45:37 UT

Hi friends, i'm from Chennai (India)& i'm 18 first year BDS. I'm a great fan of ROGER FEDERER & I love his smile too. 100 of screensavers& wallpapers are in my home. by HARINI <harini_ti...@yahoo.co.in>

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anisha_...@yahoo.co.in (anisha raman) — Sat, 12 Aug 2006 06:42:37 UT

hi this is anisha ,thanks for your email but atually i was wondering if yuo have to pay for this dvd's or not and do you hav roger's interviews

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Tennis DVD DVDs Matches www.replay-tennis-dvds.com

benjaminl...@yahoo.com (binny) — Sat, 22 Jul 2006 03:23:56 UT

Tennis matches on DVD
i have over 100 FEDERER matches on DVD
my email: matthewradf...@yahoo.com
i have over 800 tennis matches / dvds available.
if u are looking for a tennis match or dvd, search at my website:

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[Roger Federer Magic Tennis] Games and more on Federer

ram...@gmail.com (Ram) — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 16:19:08 UT

Here is an attempt to compile the games that feature Roger Federer. Enjoy these cool stuff. More coming soon!
* Know your Federer, a Crossword challenge <[link]>
* Roger Jigsaw Game, Screenshot <[link]>, Free Download <[link]>

TennisRomance.com

kam...@yahoo.com (TennisRomance.com) — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 00:48:34 UT

Hi! Please join LoveAtFirstServe.com (a tennis dating site) now and get
a free lifetime membership (if you are among the first 100 people to
register) or a free three-month membership (if you register before
March 31). Thanks.

[Roger Federer Magic] Federer Practice Videos and More

ram...@gmail.com (Ram) — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 19:48:04 UT

I had the opportunity to catch his practice session at the 2005 Cincinnati Masters <[link]>.More Federer Videos can be found atAt Google Video <[link]>At YouTube <[link]>At Yahoo! Videos <[link]>At Truveo Video <[link]>At Singingfish <[link]>At Blinkx <[link]>At AOL <[link]> --Posted by Ram to Roger Federer Magic <[link]> at 3/17/2006 02:31:00 PM

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ram...@gmail.com (Ram) — Wed, 01 Mar 2006 14:35:34 UT

Federer Stuff
* Roger Federer vs Pete Sampras <[link]>
* Roger Federer Pictures <[link]>
* Federer's Serve - A frame-by-frame analysis <[link]>

gabrielaoliv...@hotmail.com (gabriela oliva) — Tue, 28 Feb 2006 23:49:13 UT

Is Federer coming to Toronto in August??
Nuevo MSN Messenger Una forma rápida y divertida de enviar mensajes <[link]>

IS FEDERER THE GREATEST PLAYER WHO EVER LIVED ?

octavian_st...@hotmail.com (hardcore_rhino) — Mon, 27 Feb 2006 12:39:22 UT

Has anyone ever realized that Federer is thought of as the best
players who ever lived this earth ? His records, titles and sheer
brilliance on the court are just plain magnificant, and no one can come
even close to him at the moment. In this era of this Federer is
god-like, he has already an unbelievable record of 403 wins and only