Next will come Federer’s 69th appearance in the fourth round at a major tournament. He had 48 winners to 33 unforced errors and won the point on 30 of 38 trips to the net, including 11 of 11 when playing serve-and-volley. There was decidedly no home-court advantage for Norrie there were more “Come on, Roger!” cries from spectators, old and young, than there were pleas of “Come on, Cam!”Īnd Federer, who has won a men’s-record eight of his 20 Grand Slam trophies at the All England Club, delivered. “It’s not just like a guy that can play good on the day. … I know who I beat, you know what I mean?” he explained.

“If I can beat somebody of his level, who’s played well last week, who is playing at home, who’s played a ton of matches. 8, making him the oldest man to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon since Ken Rosewall was 40 in 1975. Maybe that’s why I saved all the emotions for the very end of the match,” said Fededer, whose birthday is Aug. “I thought I was extremely calm throughout the match. There also was this: Federer, who had two operations on his right knee in 2020 and had played only eight matches this season until this week, considered the 29th-seeded Norrie somewhat of a measuring stick - he used the phrase “reference point” - for where his game stands. Maybe that combination of factors led to the un-Federer-like reaction - arms raised in a “V,” followed by a big shout and a vigorous fist pump - when his 123 mph serve was returned into the net to end his 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 victory over Britain’s Cameron Norrie on Saturday.

And, truthfully, he knows he can’t possibly know how many more he has left. He knows, too, that he hadn’t played a third-round match at a major in nearly 1 1/2 years. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Roger Federer knows, naturally, that this Wimbledon marks his last Grand Slam tournament before turning 40. Business & Finance Click to expand menu.Simply click on the orange and white button to start playing. The Google Wimbledon tennis game will immediately boot up.This will reveal a yellow tennis ball icon at the far right corner.In the dark purple bar that lists options like “Men’s Singles” and “Women’s Singles”, click and hold your mouse pointer before proceeding to drag it along to the left.Type “Wimbledon scores” into the search bar.Here’s how to play Google’s hidden Wimbledon tennis game: Google’s Wimbledon tennis game is simple, with gameplay consisting of just moving your player left or right to intercept a tennis ball. The tech giant has now sneaked another secret game, this time right under our noses on the Google Search bar. This includes the dinosaur Rex jumping game on Chrome (when you don’t have an Internet connection) and the classic Snake in Google Maps for April Fools Day. Google is a crafty company, known for hiding hidden games within its apps and software.

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