Roger Federer

Paul Annacone, who also worked with Pete Sampras, will join Swiss' coaching team for grass-court swing.

Spaniard won his 10th French Open crowd by beating Stanislas Wawrinka.

Federer is expected to return to action at the start of the grass-court season on 14 June.

World number one faces fellow three-time major winner Stanislas Wawrinka in French Open semi-finals.

Nadal and Federer have won three titles apiece in 2017.

Federer has won 19 of his 20 matches in 2017 despite missing six months with a knee injury.

Becker also thinks either Federer or Nadal can finish the year as number one in the singles race.

Austrian is "physically and mentally" ready to challenge for grand slams believes Gunter Bresnik.

Federer will play just two events after a 10-week break leading up to Wimbledon in July.

Federer took a 10-week break following his win at the Miami Masters.

Roger Federer has won three titles and is 19-1 in 2017 so far.

Federer has won three titles - Australian Open, Indian Wells and Miami Masters - thus far in 2017.

Exclusive: The 2002 French Open winner confident his fellow Spaniard will triumph at Roland Garros.

Federer, Nadal and Djokovic together hold 44 Grand Slam titles.

Soderling has backed Federer's decision to pick and choose the tournaments he wants to play.

Wawrinka recently defended his Geneva Open crown to win his first title of the year.

Roger Federer skipped the entire clay-court season, having last played in the Miami Open.

Zverev has beaten Federer and Djokovic and come close to upsetting Nadal in his short career on the tour.

Federer has chosen to miss the entire clay court swing of the 2017 season.

The Spaniard is favourite to win a 10th French Open title after dominating clay season.

Djokovic will work with Agassi during the upcoming French Open after parting with Marian Vajda.

American understands motivation for skipping clay court showcase but refuses to support decision.

There is no greatest of all time, only the greatest in a certain era, says Rod Laver.

Nadal will play Wimbledon and is not planning a mid-season break like Federer.

Federer is missing the entire clay court swing of the ATP Tour for the first time since turning pro in 1998.

Mark Petchey says the summer season can help inspire a revival from the world number one.

Federer will be skipping the entire clay court swing of the season for the first time since he turned pro in 1998.

Federer will skip the entire clay-court season to prepare for Wimbledon.

World number two responds to the news that the 18-time major champion will miss the clay court showcase.

Federer will miss the entire clay court swing of the ATP tour for the first time since turning pro in 1998.