Following a remarkable defence of his Australian Open title, James Beringer explains why Federer is still succeeding at the highest level of the game.
With the BUCS season well underway, Will Jennings and Ella Jerman look at Team Durham's performance so far in various sports.
Durham once again picked up first place in all four major events as well as collecting two runners up and two third placed positions.
Even for Roger Federer, these were two remarkable weeks. Thirty-five years of age, in his first tournament for six months and seeded seventeenth with a merciless draw, nobody gave him a title shot.
"The second half of 2016 has simply felt like Murray’s time. He has stepped up and pocketed title after title, and he deserves enormous credit for doing so."
Just at the moment, Djokovic is not playing the best tennis in the world. That honour unarguably lies with Andy Murray.
Stan Wawrinka and Angelique Kerber - the two singles champions at the US Open - represent tennis' late-bloomer age. Matt Roberts looks at their rise and analyses their victories in New York.
