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Freakish Swiss yet to peak: Roche Roger Federer is yet to peak because he hasnt even started to use a lot of his game, according to his coach Tony Roche. Game-Time Gathering (Family Features) - Sports fans know that the best game-watch gatherings offer a winning combination of camaraderie and great food. Celebrity chef Sandra Lee says the role of a host is a bit like that of the coach. Claudia Zapata: Healthful cooking is no big deal Some enjoy reality TV shows about design, modeling, or styling hair. Others like weight loss challenges, dance-offs, and quests for Mr. or Mrs. Right. And everyone seems to watch the singing competition. Favored Federer wary of Gonzalez The top-seeded Swiss player goes for his 10th Grand Slam title, but faces a worthy foe from Chile. Federer wins 10th Grand Slam title Roger Federer held back the tears this time. He didnt hold back much else at the Australian Open. Federer underlined his 10th Grand Slam singles title by winning 21 straight sets, saving a set point in Sundays final before finishing off Fernando Gonzalez 7-6 (2), 6-4, 6-4. More by Chris Rattue Serena Williams has taken womens tennis forward in some respects, and backwards in others. The Australian Open in Melbourne may mark the first occasion in which it was claimed a players supporter, the player being Williams, distracted an opponent by shining a watch in her eyes. Federer continues to dominate opponents A magician with the racket, Roger Federer did it again Sunday. He fought off two set points in the opening set to subdue Fernando Gonzalez of Chile 7-6 (7-2), 6-4, 6-4 for his Australian Open crown and 10th major overall. How good is the 25-year-old Federer? Lets count some of the ways. Tennis: Federer and Williams light up record-breaking Aussie Open Extreme heat, rain, fighting fans and some extraordinary tennis, capped by more success for Roger Federer and an amazing return to the top by Serena Williams. Federer on top again Down Under Swiss tennis star brushes aside Gonzalez for his 10th Grand Slam title, this one without dropping a single set. Collins: Federer not to be denied Down Under Collins: Gonzalez much improved, but hell be no match for Swiss star in Aussie final | ||