Federer Stories

She plays by the rules. He plays with fire. Together, they might just change the game. Rising tennis star Madison Federer has spent her life chasing perfection-on the court and off, trying to get out of her Father's shadow. Focused, disciplined, and determined to win her second Grand Slam, there's no room for distractions. Especially not Ben Shelton, the electrifying American powerhouse known as much for his charm as his killer serve. When they're unexpectedly paired for mixed doubles at the 2025 Australian Open, sparks fly-both in competition and in chemistry. As they battle rivals and media frenzy, Madison finds herself torn between the career she's built and the connection she never saw coming. Is love just another risky play-or could it be the ace she never knew she needed? Ben Shelton x OC

The top two players in the world will contest the final of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships on Saturday after contrasting semi-final victories. The world No2, Roger Federer, thrashed the Croatia teenager Borna Coric 6-2, 6-1 in 57 minutes before Novak Djokovic needed more than twice as long to beat Tomas Berdych in three sets, prevailing 6-0, 5-7, 6-4. “Maybe I was a bit tentative in the beginning but I was still able to get off to somewhat of a good start, not being broken early, then breaking him right away,” said Federer, who will attempt to win his 84th tour-level title against the Australian Open champion, Djokovic. “I felt like after five games I knew more or less what to expect and I realised what had worked until that point and what had not. I can see why he has caused difficulties for some of the top guys and he still has a lot of room for improvement in his game. “He does a really good job for a big guy. It’s unbelievable how, in the past 10 years, we have seen so many big guys moving well from the baseline. I think he returns very well, especially off second serves, and that’s such a huge part of today’s game I believe.” Coric, who had beaten the world No3, Andy Murray, in the quarter-finals, said: “He was just way too good for me. I was feeling so rushed. I didn’t have any time to play my game plan.” Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer in Dubai final http://immaceleb.com/novak-djokovic-and-roger-federer-in-dubai-final/

Sascha Zverev was on the right track in his tennis career. He was starting to win big tournaments but couldn't break through in the Grand Slams. maybe Ivan Lendl joining the coaching team can help with that. Or... maybe it will only distract Sascha more than ever when he meets Lendl's youngest daughter...

Melody Federer, a singer/songwriter and unexpected new mom, is hustling to make it in the music industry. These are true stories she picked up while driving Uber on the side. You'll laugh, be shocked, and maybe even cry once or twice. All in all, these are stories that will remind you we're all part of this big quirky human family.

Volume 1. Exhibition. Fame, beauty, success. The Group A of The Phoenix have it all, and everyone wants to be like them. Beatrice is no exception: she is convinced that she will never be chosen and that Riccardo will remain the unattainable celebrity she has always had a crush on. But just when she is ready to give up everything, sudden fame comes her way, turning her life upside down and calling all her certainties into question. Amidst deception and challenges, Becs discovers that Group A is not just about exclusive parties and red carpets, packed stadiums, intrusive paparazzi and prestigious tennis tournaments. Behind the extreme competition lies a dense network of alliances, unspeakable secrets and a reality that is always filtered for the public depending on the occasion. Even when Beatrice believes she has found her place, there will be no peace for her. Someone wants to destroy her and will use all means at their disposal to do so. Betrayals, lies and a ruthless hunt for the menacing presence will lead her to discover the truth about people much more like her than she could have imagined, but above all about herself. 'Maybe you don't understand where you are. Or maybe you just happened to be in the wrong place.' 'The wrong place? The question is: what place is this...'