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‘Thank You Federer’: Fans Gather for One Final Glimpse of Roger Federer Following Speculations of Retirement
In what was the biggest and probably the most shocking upset this season, Tennis legend, Roger Federer, bowed out of the 2021 Wimbledon Championship last night. The Swiss giant put up a great fight in the quarter-final clash but against all his experience and efforts, couldn’t keep up with his young counterpart, Hubert Hurkacz. The game was a roller-coaster of emotions, to say the least as a crowd even in tears, cheered on Federer, right till the last point lost.
Fans in and around the arena, went above and beyond just to get a glimpse of the former World No. 1. Speculating this was the last time they would see him grace the grass court, fans flooded the gates in numbers, hopeful of seeing him, one last time.
Fans waiting for a glimpse of Federer as he departs… #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/RDQlUjJQ16
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) July 7, 2021
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Just one final glimpse
The tennis world was absolutely shattered watching the legend go down, in the manner he did. Regardless, his legacy is so huge, as he walked off the court, they stood on their feet; not just applauding his performance but reminding him of what he means to them.
Tennis – Wimbledon – All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London, Britain – June 29, 2021 Switzerland’s Roger Federer leaves court after winning his first round match against Fance’s Adrian Mannarino REUTERS/Peter Nicholls
A man of class, Federer made sure he gave his fans what they came to see. While fear of retirement grows amongst many, time stopped for everyone at that moment, as Roger stepped out and waved to the crowd. With a smile on his face, he eased their pain, just like he used to do, with his tennis.
Thank you for being you, @rogerfederer have a great time with your family and we’ll see you soon pic.twitter.com/u2Rp7VaF6p
— Erica | saderer (@eriq_spin) July 7, 2021
Social media erupted as well with people in disbelieve of what they witnessed but well reminded of the legends unbelievable career. Sharing their grief online, many took to Twitter to also admire the man who has been the face of this sport for decades together. While some said goodbye, the others said, until next time.
Thank you guys for the great send off
— Zahraa #RF103 #RF20 (@ZahraaZ) July 7, 2021
ok now am gonna cry
— Parul (@parul108) July 7, 2021
Thank you guys for the great send off
— Zahraa #RF103 #RF20 (@ZahraaZ) July 7, 2021
We’ll see you in SW19 next year Roger. It’s not Wimbledon without you. Enjoy your time with your family.
— vickster51 (@vickster51) July 7, 2021
Yess…We want to see #RogerFederer in 2022 #WIMBLEDON
— $um@nP (@Suman01official) July 7, 2021
Roger, see you soon in Tokyo!
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— 聡之介@趣味/スポーツ (@Kouga_General) July 7, 2021
Until next time
Federer’s loss was as devastating as it could be. Losing straight sets, with a 6-0 deficit in the final set, he seemed lost, out of focus and low on energy. The 39-year-old legend put on an incredibly tough fight, trying to make his way back into the game but fell victim to Hubert’s energy and pace. Federer, clearly restricted by his age played some beautiful shots while also gifted his opponent with some points. Hence, the notion that this might be it for him, was set.
Tennis – Wimbledon – All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London, Britain – July 5, 2021 Switzerland’s Roger Federer celebrates winning his fourth round match against Italy’s Lorenzo Sonego REUTERS/Paul Childs
Regardless of the future, Federer’s history in the game will forever speak for who he was and no defeat can ever change that. The world bears witness to his legacy and greatness and will forever be in awe of his glorious career. However, it isn’t the history fans doubt but the future they fear. Will we see a Federer masterclass ever again?
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