An autographed racket belonging to tennis star Roger Federer used in 2004 for his championship-winning point at Wimbledon has hit the auction block for the first time. The rare piece of ...

WIMBLEDON – Wilson's Jack Kramer Autograph, back in the wooden racket days, is the best-selling racket in tennis history. It's doubtful tennis lightning will strike twice with the company's new ...

An autographed tennis racket belonging to Roger Federer used in 2004 for his championship-winning point at Wimbledon sold for over $100,000 at auction. The rare piece of memorabilia, featuring ...

Federer's new signature tool, the Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph tennis racket was in the works for quite some time, as the former #1 player in the world worked closely with Wilson for three ...

eBay user sk8er2219 is selling an autographed pair of Federer's Air Jordan III-inspired sneakers for a whopping $15K. The New York-based seller states in his listing that he got the size 9.5 ...

An autograph from a tennis star is one of the most coveted souvenirs at the U.S. Open. But securing one isn't easy. It requires agility, good court positioning and a bit of luck.

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are the Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise of the tennis world and getting an autograph or photo with one of them is like snagging the white whale. Don’t worry, it is possible.