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Why Federer is a threat on clay despite not playing on it since 2016
By May 02, 2019Madrid, Spain
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Why Federer is a threat on clay despite not playing on it since 2016
"I had to reinvent myself on clay a few times, and having to play the best clay-court player ever made things extremely complicated for many players to win the French Open, not just myself," Federer said of his triumph in Paris.
Published May 02, 2019