What do Roger Federer and Lukas Lacko have in common? They have both bageled Rafael Nadal. A pretty rare feat as the Spaniard has only lost a set 6-0 12 times in his career.
But apart from that, not much. The Slovak, ranked 88 in the world, has a 6-8 record in 2014. His best result in 2014 came in Miami where he qualified for the main draw and won two more matches.
Federer has a much better year this year than last year: he won in Dubai and reached the final in Brisbane, Indian Wells and Monte Carlo.

Federer controlled his first round match from the start and breezed past Lukas Lacko in 1 hour and 20 minutes.

At the end of the match, Federer thanked his wife (Mirka was there with twins 1 and 2 but no Edberg) and talked a bit of his foundation. This year, Roland Garros supports the Roger Federer Foundation and gives a 25€ donation for each ace.

Enjoy a few pictures from the match:

Continuing its Grand Slam-inspired Air Tech Challenge II releases, Nike has unveiled this “French Open” colorway of Andre Agassi‘s iconic signature shoe.

The design is inspired by the outfit Andre Agassi wore when he reached the final at Roland Garros in 1990.

Source: 290 SQM

The Nike Air Tech Challenge II “French Open” will release at SneakersNStuff on Friday, May 30th.

Richard Gasquet switched from Lacoste to Le Coq Sportif in January. Here is a look at Richard Roland Garros outfit:

Check out some pictures of Gasquet at practice at Roland Garros last week and follow our Roland Garros 2014 coverage.