His finely crafted forehand is one of the most admired, examined and copied strokes in the sport’s history. It allowed him to beat opponents — and got them to beat themselves.

Louisa Thomas on a New Yorker video that considers the forehand’s role in tennis, and how the sport’s stars, like Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Madison Keys, make the move their own.

Serena Williams' ex-coach Patrick Mouratoglou believes Roger Federer's forehand is not among the two best forehands of all time.

Acclaimed author David Foster Wallace, in his 2006 New York Times essay “ Roger Federer as a Religious Experience,” described the Federer forehand as a “great liquid whip.” ...

Kate — who serves as patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, which hosts Wimbledon — showed off her formidable forehand in the footage, returning all of Federer’s shots with ...

Federer himself compared Alcaraz's forehand technique to his in an interview last year, admitting that the young Spaniard had taken aspects of his, Nadal and Djokovic's game to create the super beast.

Federer went on the attack, broke serve, and broke again from 40-0 down when Zverev lost control of his forehand one more time.

Federer fired an ace to close the second set and broke Gonzalez in the seventh game of the third. He earned triple championship point with a forehand winner and closed it with a backhand down the line ...

Roger Federer avoided a shock at Wimbledon 2017 as he defeated Tomas Berdych on Friday to reach the final at the All England Club.