Friday 10 July 2015

Wimbledon 2015: Roger Federer on to finals

Roger Federer showed an outstanding performance to beat Britain's Andy Murray and is moving on to his 10th Wimbledon finals.

The 33 year old served marvelously to win 7-5 7-5 6-4. Roger Federer, who is ranked 2nd in the world, goes on to face the worlds number 1, Novak Djokovic in this year's Wimbledon finals.

Murray, now third, will now turn his attention to Britain's Davis Cup tie against France in London next week.
Murray's dreams of winning a second Wimbledon title were shattered by a splendid presentation of serving in particular, with Federer dropping just 21 points on serve over two hours and seven minutes.
"He served fantastic, apart from the first game where I had the chance there," said Murray.
"I didn't really have any opportunities. That puts pressure on you. The pressure builds throughout the set that way.
"I obviously got broken right at the end all of the sets but didn't actually play a bad match. I played pretty well." (Source: BBC Sport )
Federer is looking to win his 18th major title and set a record of eight Wimbledon  wins on Sunday when he contests his 26th Grand Slam final.
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