Avec ses 2 victoires à Londres, Federer devient le sportif ayant cumulé le plus de prize money (110,426 M$) devant Tiger Woods (110,061 M$).

Le 15/11/2017 à 01h33 par Guillem Casulleras Punsa

ATP Finals Federer

Avec ses 2 victoires à Londres, Federer devient le sportif ayant cumulé le plus de prize money (110,426 M$) devant Tiger Woods (110,061 M$).

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Sock, Jack [8]

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Zverev, Alexander [3]

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ATP Finals

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Roger Federer

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Tsitsipas explains his motivation for the Big 3: "I wanted to play them at least once before they retired".

Jules Hypolite 22/01/2025 à 21h46

Present on the professional circuit since 2016, Stefanos Tsitsipas has had the opportunity on several occasions to challenge the Big 3 (Federer, Nadal, Djokovic) and beat each of them at least once. ...

Courier gives his opinion on today's tennis: "A similar period to the one when Sampras was still playing and Federer arrived".

Jules Hypolite 22/01/2025 à 20h44

Jim Courier, consultant for Eurosport and also in charge of post-match interviews in Melbourne, answered a few questions for the Ouest France media. When asked his opinion on the men's circuit and th...

Cahill recounts Federer's training routine: "I was amazed at how hard he worked on the court"

Jules Hypolite 18/01/2025 à 23h38

Darren Cahill, co-coach of current world No. 1 Jannik Sinner, was a guest on entrepreneur Brad Sugars' podcast last year, where he discussed Roger Federer's work ethic. Invited to follow the Swiss's ...

Fritz: "When I was younger, the top 5 was crazy, it was very difficult to surprise".

Clément Gehl 16/01/2025 à 10h24

Taylor Fritz has qualified for the third round of the Australian Open, after an easy win over Cristian Garin. In a press conference, he spoke about the younger generation, led by Joao Fonseca and Jak...