Roger Federer
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How is the media covering Roger Federer?Roger Federer often is covered by Right Media sources.
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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Roger Federer, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 690 stories have been published about Roger Federer which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
Location of Coverage About Roger FedererBased on 690 recent stories
7% Local Coverage34% National Coverage59% International Coverage
Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Roger Federer?Roger Federer often is covered by Right Media sources.
25%
23%
Right: 52%
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Roger FedererTennis legend Roger Federer is one of the most loved and iconic tennis players of all time. The Swiss Maestro has always been loved by sponsors and brands, who have literallymade the impossible to have him. Federer's biggest earnings come from a partnership with sporting goods brand Uniqlo, an endorsement deal with watch brand Rolex, and an endorsement with Moet & Chandon.See the Story
Foresight and media appeal: how tennis legend Roger Federer became millionaire
Andy MurrayAndy Murray seemingly shades Novak Djokovic after old footage of the Serb hitting Roger Federer resurfaced. Tennis TV posted about the time when DjOKovic hit Federer during their 2014 Shanghai Masters match. Murray wrote: "Totally legitimate play. Great shot. However, when Rafa clocked him in Canada and Norrie in Rome he reacted like 'how dare you?'"See the Story
Andy Murray shades Novak Djokovic after old footage of Serb hitting Roger Federer
Roger Federer · ToulouseRoger Federer made his ATP debut in Gstaad in July 1997. Federer claimed his first win on the ATP level in Toulouse in September 1998. The 17-year-old reached the quarter-finals of the tournament. He lost to world no.20 Jan Siemerink in straight sets.See the Story
Roger Federer's first ATP win
Andy MurrayNovak Djokovic hit a ball directly at Roger Federer during the pair's meeting nine years ago. The video posted by Tennis TV on Instagram with the question: Legitimate play?, was from the 2014 Shanghai Masters semifinal. Murray hopped in to answer and concurred that it was legitimate by the book, calling it a 'great shot'See the Story
'How Dare You?': Murray Throws Shade At Djokovic For On-Court Antics
Roger FedererTennis legend Roger Federer will be honored with an iconic milestone. The Swiss Maestro is subject to icons such as Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali or Queen, the Beatles, Marilyn Monroe and Elvis. Federer, a two-time winner of the ATP Shanghai Masters 1000, will receive the Icon Athlete Awared.See the Story
Tennis legend Roger Federer will be honored with an iconic milestone
Roger Federer · TokyoIga Swiatek has returned to wearing Roger Federer's On shoes at the start of the Asian swing. In March, she signed a deal with On, a Swiss sportswear company where Federer has been an investor since 2019. She was spotted rocking a pair of On shoes during her opening win in Tokyo.See the Story
Iga Swiatek returns to wearing Roger Federer's On shoes
Andy MurrayThe debate over the identity of the greatest male tennis player of all-time is one of the big talking points in tennis. For some greats of the game, the legend at the top of the pile will always be Roger Federer. Novak Djokovic looks set to end the most glorious era in the history of the men's game as the most successful player of them all.See the Story
Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and now Alex de Minaur have unique Andy Murray record – and he’s not happy
Novak DjokovicDjokovic shares a brutal truth about his rivalries with Alcaraz, Federer and Nadal. The 24-time Slam champion praised the Spanish tennis player for this, who leads the group of young candidates to lead tennis in the future. Djokovic: "Alcaraz is not the only one, there are many young players who are emerging"See the Story
