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The Tennis Purist: The Curious Case of Roger Federer
Roger Federer: 'If the doctors had found out, they would have told me not to play' | The Independent | The Independent
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Federer blames virus - Eurosport
Federer–Roddick rivalry - Wikipedia
Rejuvenated Federer Returns to U.S. Open Final - The New York Times
Roger Federer sufrió una mononucleosis previo al torneo de Dubai | Público
Roger Federer takes a break after "tough year"
Roger Federer Enters BNP Paribas Open with No. 1 World Ranking
Why was Federer thrashed so badly in the 2008 French Open? Was Nadal too good, or was Federer far from his normal game? - Quora
NawaF #RForever on Twitter: "Roger Federer reached 18 finals out of 19 consecutive participations in Grand Slams, starting from Wimbledon 2005 until Australian Open 2010. The only time he failed to reach
Federer blames illness for bad form - SWI swissinfo.ch
Retirement of two icons causes a racket in the tennis world | The Dartmouth
Roger Federer: 'I stopped 12 years ago when I had mononucleosis'
Tennis and Mono: A Love Match | Mononucleosis | Live Science
Roger Federer - The French Open Story
Roger Federer: 'If the doctors had found out, they would have told me not to play' | The Independent | The Independent
Federer says he needs rest and pulls out of Stockholm | Tennis | The Guardian
Recovering Federer upbeat for Indian Wells | Reuters
French Open: Roger Federer still hasn't thanked me for beating Rafael Nadal in 2009, jokes Robin Soderling-Sports News , Firstpost
Roger Federer: 'If the doctors had found out, they would have told me not to play' | The Independent | The Independent
Life goals at 40: Roger Federer keeps an eye on the saxophone and cherry trees · tennisnet.com
Anxiety on the Grass | The New Yorker
Should tennis be worried about the 'kissing disease'? | CNN
Should tennis be worried about the 'kissing disease'? | CNN
Never forget Federer | The Spokesman-Review
