



























.jpg?downsize=56%3A*)






























.jpg?downsize=56%3A*)




















.jpg?downsize=56%3A*)



















.jpg?downsize=56%3A*)
























.jpg?downsize=56%3A*)
















.jpg?downsize=56%3A*)








































































































































































































































John McEnroe was best known for having a cow on the tennis court. Roger Federer can, once again, say he owns one.
Federer was playing in the Swiss Open for the first time since 2004 — he lost in Thursday's second round. The fine folks from his homeland decided to welcome the legend the same way they did 10 years ago: with a cow.
Roger Federer's new Swiss cow! Meet Desiree. What do you guys think about this homecoming present? pic.twitter.com/oli2Fc1ORy
— Roger Federer News (@FedererNews) July 24, 2013
In 2003, Federer named his cow Juliette. This go-round, her name is Desiree.
Hopefully, Desiree will be the good luck charm that sees Federer turn around a recent slump.
"She won’t be in my trophy room, that’s for sure," he said. "We’ll find a good solution, she needs a nice place and enough to eat.”
Federer was stunned at Wimbledon in the second round and last week in Germany was ousted by a qualifier, Federico Delbonis.
"Right now it's important for me to maintain my ranking and eventually, hopefully, when I win big tournaments again or more tournaments, then I can move up again," he said.
"I just need to first make sure that I'm healthy, that I do all the right things in practice and then that I can attack again in the matches."
At least there's one question that is resolved . . . Got milk?

Serena Williams to retire after U.S. Open

Elena Rybakina wins Wimbledon women’s final for 1st Slam

Rafael Nadal pulls out of Wimbledon before semi due to injury

Wimbledon 2022 odds: How to bet, lines, picks
