Ranked 6th at the start of the 2003 season, Roger Federer found the rhythm in February to conquer Marseille and Dubai. The Swiss did not play at his best in Indian Wells and Miami, but found his game again on clay to conquer Munich and reach the final in Rome.Things didn’t go so well at Hamburg and Roland Garros, and Roger focused on the grass-court season, lifting the first ATP title on the fastest surface in Halle. Arriving at Wimbledon as one of the favourites, Federer dropped a set in seven meetings, producing some fine tennis against Andy Roddick and Mark Philippoussis to lift his first Grand Slam crown.The youngster had the opportunity to become the world number 1 in Montreal and Cincinnati, losing the semi-final in Canada against Andy Rodd …