Roger Federer has turned his weakest shot into a weapon

ROGER Federer is back. After missing the second half of last season to injury, falling to 17th in the official rankings, and facing a daunting climb back to the top at the age of 35, Mr Federer could have been forgiven for treating the remains of his tennis career as a sort of year-long retirement party. Instead, he has won 19 of his 20 matches in 2017, triumphed in the Australian Open to claim his first grand-slam trophy since 2012and'for the first time in a rivalry that has spanned 37 meetings'defeated his longtime nemesis Rafael Nadal three times in a row. On April 2nd he beat the Spaniard to win the Miami Open, having previously overcome him on the way to winning the Indian Wells Masters on March 19th and in the final in Melbourne on January 29th.These three titles have moved him up to fourth place in the official ranking...Continue reading
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