Roger Federer beats John Millman at Australian Open in thrilling five-set match - ABC News
Match for Africa - Wikipedia
If He Catches Me, It's OK" - Roger Federer on Rafael Nadal Equaling His Grand Slam Tally - EssentiallySports
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Australian Open news: Roger Federer questioned own participation but insists he's raring to go - Eurosport
Roger Federer Says He's Wide Open To Playing Beyond 2020: 'Why Not?'
Trevor Noah to play tennis against Bill Gates, Roger Federer in South Africa | Africanews
Australian Open: Roger Federer saves 7 match points. Now Novak Djokovic is up next. – The Denver Post
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Federer, Nadal shatter attendance record in 'Match in Africa' | Tennis | Al Jazeera
Melbourne, Australia. 28th Jan, 2020. Roger Federer from Switzerland is in action during his 4th round match at the 2020 Australian Open Grand Slam tennis tournament in Melbourne, Australia. Credit: Frank Molter/Alamy
Federer tops Nadal in South Africa & 51,000 turn up to watch | KARK
Tennis Legend Roger Federer Set To Join The Billionaire Athletes Club In 2020 | Tatler Asia
Roger Federer: 'I've had to consider if I really want to keep going' | Sport
Roger Federer Wins At Australian Open, Talks Grand Slams | Time
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Roger Federer beats Rafael Nadal in record-breaking Match for Africa in Cape Town - UBITENNIS
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