KEY BISCAYNE, Florida: When Roger Federer takes the court Friday for his first match of this year’s Sony Open, he’ll do so with a bigger, more powerful new racquet and a renewed enthusiasm about a career again on the upswing.
After a disappointing 2013 season dampened by back injuries and a 45-17 record, Federer, who will face Ivo Karlovic in the second round after a bye, enters with a 19-3 record in 2014, including the most wins (four) of any player this year against top-10 opponents.
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