Roger Federer of Wimbledon after running against Anderson

Roger Federer defeated all resistance at Wimbledon and did not lose a single shot before the quarterfinals. There, the eighth champion of South Africa Kevin Anderson, who in turn just lost just lost, was placed.

Anderson's greatest success in his career is when he finished last year at Rafael Nadal at the US Open, where he lost three goals.

Federer started the game in the best way. 6-2 in the first after impressive tennis of Switzerland.

Then it became more difficult. The second seat took Federer home after 7-5 in the tie-break, but then came typed. The eight-legged Anderson won third and fourth places and refined the game.

Anderson's Respectful Tennis

Federer appeared lethargic and lost the initiative while Anderson was playing in a very impressive manner. South Africans played disrespectfully and seemed to grow more vigorously.

None of the players managed to get his Serve team back home particularly easily, but both had to fight hard for their points. Especially in the last place that has become a gastronomic story.

In the eighth game with a 4-3 lead, Federer was under the 0-40 mark, but managed to catch up and claim. After many trips, Anderson managed to escape control.

Later in the match, Federer had the opportunity to get two match points, but he climbed to the bottom line, allowing Anderson to sign at 6-6.

Not lost last year

The longest match in the history of Wimbledon is the one between John Isner and Nicolas Mahut 2010. They lasted eleven hours after the end of the last 70-68 siege.

Really For a long time, Federer-Anderson did not participate, but the last seat ended on 13-11 in favor of South Africa. Federer at Wimbledon after losing his first show since 2016.

These are two tired men who thanked each other for a good match. Public favorite Federer had a lot of support, but Anderson received well-deserved applause after the effort.

– Beating Federer at Wimbledon is something I will always remember. I just tried to tell myself it would be my day, said Anderson after the win.

Anderson will be opposed to the winner of the match Milos Raonic-John Isner.