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Inside the Glorious Afterlife of Roger Federer
Nearly two years after he walked away from tennis, Roger Federer has found a different rhythm to life—and an exciting new set of challenges. Now, in his most wide-ranging interview since his retirement, Federer reflects on his old rivals, his new passions, and the fresh sense of urgency that drives him: “I feel minutes matter more now than before.”
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Scottie Scheffler, the World's Best Golfer, Just Decided To Start Dominating Again
When he's putting well, there's nobody on earth who's better than Scottie Scheffler. And right now? He's putting well. Ahead of this week's Players Championship, the defending champ talks with GQ's Daniel Riley about everything from the future of the Tour, to Tony Romo's game, to Scheffler's own private battle to keep pro golf updates off his phone.
An Exit Interview with Matthew Slater, the True Keeper of the Patriot Way
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