"..a self-congratulatory refrain that is deeply unattractive in a tennis player."- the design was probably all nike's. if you hadn't noticed federer is the very last guy who would make any arrogant statements - explains in part his huge popularity. he's in a class of his own. a true tennis genius.

rhiannon, Leeds, UK

I agree with the author completely. I laughed out loud when Roger walked on to center court in that sweater, as I did last year when he walked on in pants that zipped up the back. I find both Federer's hubris and fashion sense deeply unattractive.

Kay, Austin, USA

Roger Federer is one of the most stylish men around! Love the cardigan and loved his navy shirt, shorts and shoes at the French Open even more! Nadal's shorts may look great on Spanish teenagers on the beach, but they look strange & uncomfortable on the tennis court; not a good look at all!

Cat, Epsom, UK

This reporter is extremely biased and do not permit the reader to make up his/her own mind on the issue.

Marianna Nicholson, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

There is bad fashion and then there is swiss fashion. Switzerland, the vacuum of styles. Having lived there for 4 years I came to understand the phrase, The land the fashion forgot

tom, London, UK

Great, we needed to knw this and on with the Charge of the Light Brigade.

Deborah B. Luyster, Jacksonville, Florida, USA

"...a self-congratulatory refrain that is deeply unattractive in a tennis player"? Just what are you talking about? And, the cardigan is outdated but Nadal's shorts are trendy? Who says? In case you haven't heard, Federer is world no. 1 for the past 4-1/2 years. Go write about something else pls.

Betty Sharp, Hong Kong, China