tennis great Roger Federer is hanging up his racket, he announced Thursday. Federer, 41, said that the upcoming Laver Cup tournament, which kicks off next week in London, will be the final match ...

Roger Federer announced that his retirement from competitive tennis last week will take place at his beloved Laver Cup. He’s set to play doubles with his great rival and friend, Rafael Nadal ...

Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, Lew Hoad, Pancho Gonzales. But after seeing one sublime sequence, Barrett also said this: “He’s simply, Roger Federer.” ...

“I’m happy, I’m not sad,” Roger Federer said after playing his last professional match at Laver Cup on Friday night. “It does feel like a celebration to me.” Truthfully, it was kind of ...

Roger Federer surprised and saddened the tennis world last week when he announced he will be retiring from the professional game after the upcoming Laver Cup, which takes place this week in London ...

Tennis fans around the world will be glued to their screens Friday when Roger Federer plays the last professional tennis match of his storied career at the 2022 Laver Cup. The Swiss tennis star ...

For more on Federer's career, please read Joel Drucker's story on TENNIS.com. For more reaction to the announcement from the world and tennis community, go to David Kane's story on Baseline.

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LONDON (AP) — Roger Federer's tearful farewell to his playing career is over. True to his word, the 20-time Grand Slam champion did not say goodbye to tennis. A day after heading into retirement ...

Laver Cup cofounder Roger Federer watches the trophy ceremony after Team Europe wins on day three of the tournament at Berlin’s Uber Arena. “The idea of the Laver Cup, [as well as] rivals ...

The seventh edition of the Laver Cup, led by Roger Federer, took place in Berlin this weekend, with Team Europe lifting the title for a fifth time thanks to a narrow 13-11 victory over Team World.

Roger Federer, who played for Team Europe until he retired in 2022, made his prediction for this year’s Laver Cup. The 43-year-old said that Team Europe looks like the favorite as it is stacked up.