‘He Destroyed Me..’ – 15 Years After Momentous Final, Roger Federer Opens up About the Wimbledon Night That Appeared to Go For Eternity Against Rafael Nadal
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6th, July 2023
From his awe-inspiring debut at Wimbledon to his unforgettable battles with Rafael Nadal, join us as we delve into the defining moments that shaped the legacy of this sporting icon.
Step into the extraordinary journey of tennis legend Roger Federer as he takes a nostalgic stroll through his remarkable career.
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Relive the Epic Battle
Emotions ran high as Federer's interview revisited the 2008 Wimbledon final, where he faced adversity and reflected on Nadal's triumph at the French Open.
Roger Federer Reflects on the Titans Clash of the 2008 Wimbledon Final
Memories of determination and resilience resurfaced, painting a vivid picture of an unforgettable clash.
Federer candidly expressed, “It was hard. I had a difficult start to the match. I was 4:6, 4:6 behind. I remembered how he destroyed me in the French Open final. I then clearly lost 5 sets in a row against him. Somehow I managed to fight back and into the 5th set to come.” Despite the uncertainty of the duration, both players persevered. Federer added, “We didn’t know how long it would take. We just kept playing. In the end, I had a few chances,”
Federer's unwavering spirit shone through his words saying, “A year later, I was allowed to play another epic final against Andy Roddick. I played some incredible matches here.”
Unforgettable Arrival
In a captivating revelation, Federer recounted his historic triumph over Pete Sampras, revisiting his inaugural moment at the revered Centre Court in 2001.
Federer's Legendary Debut on Wimbledon's Centre Court
Federer revealed, “I didn’t know what I was doing and thought: ‘Wow, it’s Pete Sampras who strikes the ball back at the Center Court in Wimbledon.’ It was very special.”
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