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NY Times · Sep 1, 2017

Roger Federer Advances, but Some Nagging Questions Remain

Roger Federer during his five-set win over Mikhail Youzhny on Thursday.The signs were there before the United States Open began, even if many people refused to recognize them. Roger Federer had injured his 36-year-old back earlier, during a tournament in Montreal two weeks ago, then had withdrawn from the next tournament in Cincinnati to rest it.

There were more signs in his first-round match against Frances Tiafoe, when Federer’s famous one-handed backhand looked uncharacteristically weak and ineffective. He required five tense sets to beat an American teenager playing in his first match at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

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