Roger Federer holds a record 17 Grand Slam titles.
Roger Federer dismissed suggestions he was slipping off the pace at the top of men's tennis after his five-set loss to Andy Murray in the Australian Open semi-finals on Friday.
Federer, at 31 the senior member of the 'Big Four', went down in a four-hour duel with third seed Murray as he suffered his third straight semi-final defeat in Melbourne.
But the world number two, who holds a record 17 Grand Slam titles, insisted "nothing has changed" in his match-ups against his younger rivals Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Murray.
"Well, nothing has changed. I've played these guys, what, 60 times, the three guys around me in the rankings," Federer said.
"So we know each other really well. We play each other very close very often. Keep on trading wins and losses."
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