How Hewitt helped shape Federer
Roger Federer is a global phenomenon but, as a new book explains, Australia and Lleyton Hewitt played an influential role in helping shape the star.
Courtney Walsh
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Serbian star has opted to do what no other current player has tried in a bid to win the US Open and claim the Grand Slam.
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AFL prepare for quick shift of grand final
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It’s not going to be fair: Dangerfield
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