List of career achievements by Roger Federer - Wikipedia
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Roger Federer's Emotional 2003 Wimbledon Interview After His First Slam Win. Watch | Tennis News
Roger Federer equals Pete Sampras' record 14 grand slam titles | French Open 2009 | The Guardian
Remembering Roger Federer's First Grand Slam Title: 2003 Wimbledon 🏆 | by Great Epicurean | The Great Epicurean | Medium
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I thought about retiring from Wimbledon in 2003' - Roger Federer
BBC SPORT | Tennis | Wimbledon 2003 | Inspired Federer wins Wimbledon
Watch: Wimbledon shares Federer's emotional 2003 interview as Swiss star retires | Tennis News - Hindustan Times
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Ranking Roger Federer's 17 grand slams | Tennis Features | ESPN.co.uk
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Valley News - Federer Just Gets Better as He Ages
Tennis - Wimbledon 2003 - Men's Final - Mark Philippoussis v Roger Federer Stock Photo - Alamy
Roger Federer 2003 - The Championships, Wimbledon - Official Site by IBM
Rewatch, 2003 Wimbledon: Federer seals first Slam via serve-and-volley
EN IMAGES. Retraite de Roger Federer : de Wimbledon 2003 à l'Open d'Australie 2018, les 20 titres du Suisse en Grand Chelem
