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Roger Federer Reveals If He'd Accept Australian Open Wildcard After Win on Tennis Return

Now 44, Federer returned to Melbourne Park to play a competitive tiebreaker against a seeded player in this year's tournament. His appearance served as a warm-up before taking part in an exhibition involving fellow legends Andre Agassi, Patrick Rafter, and Lleyton Hewitt during Saturday's opening ceremony.

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Roger Federer returns to Australian Open court vs Casper Ruud as Djokovic watches from sidelines

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Roger Federer Returns to Melbourne Park with Classic Backhand Moment in Australian Open Practice

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Djokovic likes his chances at Melbourne Park but not focusing on Grand Slam record

A defiant Novak Djokovic is adamant he can still beat any player on his day but at 38 the Serb is no longer focusing on the Grand Slam record, saying he does not need the pressure it brings.

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Ex-Australian Open Champ Has Andre Agassi’s Back After Roger Federer Dominates Fun Showdown

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Roger Federer, 44, beats Grand Slam finalist, 27, in Australian Open practice as fans say ‘ATP is beyond cooked’

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Roger Federer steals the show at Australian Open's first formal opening ceremony

“It really truly means so much to me when people like Rocket (Laver) show up,” Federer said. “It’s super important to be grateful” to earlier generations of stars.

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Roger Federer responds to Australian Open wild card talk after Casper Ruud win

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Jessica Pegula reveals what Roger Federer is like in person ahead of the Australian Open

Roger Federer shellshocked by Andre Agassi's actions at Australian Open

Roger Federer was left shellshocked after Andre Agassi produced a stunning tweener during their exhibition match at the Australian Open. Six years following his final appearance at the Rod Laver Arena, Federer is back on the courts of Melbourne.

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Federer diplomatic as ever

On his much belated farewell tour to the tournament he first described as the “Happy Slam,” Roger Federer has held court on contemporary tennis. The 20-time major winner was as diplomatic as ever, of course and said he wouldn’t be the one to remind Carlos Alcaraz about how