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Byline: Joanne Chen
In a rare quiet moment not long after his spectacular triumph at the Australian Open, Roger Federer is being his unassuming self-a startling trait considering he's currently ranked the world's best tennis player, and is also a bona fide heartthrob in his native Switzerland. "I got into the groove" is how the 23-year-old describes his emotional win at last year's Wimbledon, his first Grand Slam victory and a career turning point. "I found my rhythm and started playing unbelievable tennis." He says this with a hint of astonishment, as if some fairy godmother had granted him his deepest wish. In fact, that gift was there all along.
"He had all the pieces of the puzzle," ESPN's Cliff Drysdale ...