Wimbledon final.
Tennis never could have been as fascinating as like this to me before. With an inevitable thought of Roger Federer would be the champion I sat in front of the TV on Sunday evening. My thoughts drowned as Rafael Nadal took the lead in first two sets. Suddenly the impossible seems possible to Nadal.


Even though I did not lose, the hope and I started watching the third set, which would have been the end of Federer’s reign. However, it went on to a tiebreaker and Federer took the third set, which brought springs into my hope.

The thrills and excitements continued in fourth set when Federer started fighting hard to retain his Wimbledon crown. However, the Spaniard was really on top of his form as he smashed the ball to every corner of the court, which made Federer to work hard for his games. A nerve breaking tiebreaker in which Federer had dealt in aces to get back into the match.




The match went on to the decider and final set of the match as I kept myself from sleeping. Federer was never to ready to give up his crown to his rival. However, the game in which Nadal dominated the fifth set was very close but Federer was not good enough to make it.