Tennis star Roger Federer will offer a wide range of personal memorabilia for auction at Christie’s in June to raise funds for his charity organization, the Roger Federer Foundation. Collected during ...

Collectors will soon have a chance to score some of Roger Federer’s ace tennis memorabilia. Christie’s is serving up a selection of the Swiss Maestro’s coveted collectibles during two blockbuster ...

This piece of tennis memorabilia hitting the auction block is a grand slam in its own right. The racket that Roger Federer used when winning Wimbledon in 2004 is expected to fetch more than $100,000 ...

Federer's memorabilia include match-worn apparel and racquets from his victories. Carillo's tribute includes Olympic ...

Tennis legend Roger Federer is set to auction off over 300 pieces of memorabilia from his Hall of Fame career to benefit his Roger Federer Foundation. AFP's Eloi Rouyer reported Thursday that Federer ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Millions of Roger Federer fans around the world might be salivating at the prospect of owning some mementos of the Swiss great's incredible career after he announced he is ...

On Wednesday, Christie’s will open up bidding on hundreds of pieces of Roger Federer memorabilia—including a pair of sneakers designed with Michael Jordan. The live auction will take place Wednesday, ...

JULY 31, 2008. Roger Federer, defending champion was upset by Ivo Karlovic in the Western and Southern Financial Group Masters. Federer lost to Karlovic, 6-7,6-4,6-7. Federer won the tournament in ...

From Djokovic’s record-smashing Australian Open racquet to Federer’s pristine Wimbledon whites, Grand Slam history now ...

Federer opted to use this exact racket when winning the last point of the championship match, which he did by serving up an ace. That cemented his third Grand Slam title at the time, and the first ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The sales, taking place in June and July, will celebrate Federer’s illustrious two-decade career, during which he scored no less ...