What's Next After Federer's Australian Open Victory
The tournament saw the Swiss veteran winning a historic 20th Grand Slam singles title—and hinted at what’s to come in the men’s 2018 tennis season.
Arnav Adhikari
Arnav Adhikari is a former editorial fellow at The Atlantic.
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