Roger Federer dominated tennis in the 2000s, taking home a mouth-watering 15 Grand Slam titles during the decade. The legendary Swiss star broke through to win his first Major at Wimbledon in 2003 and ...

Federer shook off his “soft” side and won his first Grand Slam title in 2003 when Rafter officially entered retirement. He went on to lift 19 more, with his last Major crown coming at the 2018 ...

Rafter on his first match against Federer In an interview on the ATP's YouTube profile, Australian legend Pat Rafter recalled his first match against Federer in the 1999 edition of Roland Garros. The ...

Appearing in a video for the ATP Tour’s YouTube channel, former world number one Pat Rafter gave his honest opinions on the Americans. “[I] Always enjoyed playing Andre [Agassi] because I enjoyed our ...

If the men's Wimbledon champion was selected by the volume of shrieks from admiring female fans, it would be Pat Rafter rather than Pete Sampras with seven titles to his name. Few players have set ...

Before becoming one of the biggest stars in tennis, Roger Federer had to work his way to the top. Now, a former World No. 1 is sharing his first impression of the Swiss star.

Patrick Rafter, known for his serve-and-volley style, briefly held the world No. 1 ranking for one week in 1999. He won two Grand Slam titles at the ...

Roger Federer's mental toughness as a young player was scathingly analyzed by Pat Rafter, who remembered how the Swiss maestro wilted against him at the French Open. Fans mostly remember Federer for ...

Rafter on his first match against Federer In an interview on the ATP's YouTube profile, Australian legend Pat Rafter recalled his first match against Federer in the 1999 edition of Roland Garros.

The opening event Australian Padel Tour National Series, at Tribe Padel Sydney, welcomes some of the Australia’s best players including former tennis world No.1 Pat Rafter. The 2025 Australian Padel ...

Australia starts its 2025 Billie Jean King Cup campaign in Brisbane against a Kazakhstan team featuring two WTA top-30 ...

But who is the greatest of all time? According to former World No. 1 and two-time US Open champion Pat Rafter the answer is clear. “To me, (with) 24 (grand slam singles titles), it’s pretty evident ...