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COMMENTATOR: Arguably the greatest champion of all time.

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COMMENTATOR: Roger Federer takes another step towards history.

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What a champion here at Wimbledon. The first man to win eight

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Championships. Yes, eight is the magic number. What

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a journey it has been for Roger over the years. The styles and appearance

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may have changed but his dominance remains, a record 8th Wimbledon

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title, becoming the first man ever in the history of the Championship

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to win the title eight times. His 19th Grand Slam title in all. So all

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the great champions were here courtside to watch this

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record-breaking champion, including the man who coached him for a couple

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of years, six-time Grand Slam winner, Stefan Edberg. He's been

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talking to Phil Jones. Stefan, great to see you and on this occasion of

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all occasions, history, Roger's done it. What is the mood in the camp

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right now? Well, I think, as you would imagine, extremely happy. He's

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had a fantastic year. He has worked really hard. Like he said, last year

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he didn't know if he would be here but what he did during the

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Championships is astonishing, going through without losing a set and

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winning the 8th title. He fully deserves it, he is such a champion

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And the enormity of what he has done at 35 is defying the years. Yeah,

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gives hope for everyone. Doesn't it? It is quite extraordinary. He is so

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special in many ways, you know. The way he plays, he is very

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conservative. The way he moves, he is in great shape. He still wants to

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work hard and improve his game. That's why he is here. He has taken

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a the opportunity this year when a lot of the other top players have

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fallen out before You know what this game can do to your body playing

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week-in and week-out, how sensible has it been for him to take time out

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and manage the year, with the help of you? Well definitely. We have the

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answers now but sometimes it is worrying when you win tournaments in

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the middle of the year and it is only March and you take the next

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months off, not playing or competing, so you are taking a risk,

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but you are calculating he is going to do well on the grass and get a

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few matches before the tournament. You know it turned out to be the

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right decision. We talk about so many of the great players in the

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game, Rod Laver is watching, do you think cements Roger's place as the

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greatest of all time? I would think so. Rod Laver, I never saw him play,

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but what I have seen from Roger playing, he is the greatest, in my

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eyes anyway. I think it is proven now with 19 Grand Slam titles. He

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has won here eight times. Done well in all surfaces. He is wonderful so

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watch. So much talent. It is worth going out to watch him. You always

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know there are going to be terrific shots. Wonderful to watch,

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congratulations to him, you and the team. Enjoy the celebrations

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tonight. SUE BARKER: Yes as Roger and the

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team celebrate we witnessed the other side. He walked out to court

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with an injury. A bad blister on his foot. It got worse. He couldn't hit

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the ground shots as much as he would like and he couldn't move to the

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corners of the court. He called for the doctor but emotional scenes.

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Frustrated about the fact he is in his first Wimbledon fighter and he

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can't play at his best and challenge the great man, Roger Federer. An

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emotional Marin Cilic completed the match and he bravely thought on. Now

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let's hear what he had to say to Phil after the match. First of all,

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commiserations on the day but congratulations on a wonderful

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tournament. I know it has not ended the way you want, take us through

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what you were going through? First of all, I wasn't myself on the court

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and I didn't have a chance to congratulate Roger. I really don't

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want to take down his victory. He just did an unbelievable achievement

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and all credit for him for making it to the final. Also, I want to say

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that these injuries and everything, that is part of the sport.

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Unfortunately for me, it happened on a really bad day, unfortunate

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moment. At my semifinal match with Sam, I started to feel my foot a

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little bit. After the match it actually wasn't too bad. The physios

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here, Alexander and Graham and Dr Phil helped me after that and

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unfortunately the day after, so yesterday in the morning, the

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situation got worse. I got a lot of fluid in my foot. We tried to take

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care of it and even the doctor was trying to help with everything he

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could. But unfortunately on the match I still felt the pain and it

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was just causing me to react slower than usual and I wasn't just able to

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move the way I can. It seemed like the realisation hit you at 3-0 in

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the second set and emotions came out understandably. Did you then think -

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this might be t I might have to not carry on in the match? It hit me

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because I know how much time it took me and almost how much hard work it

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took me to make it here. So everything basically I did in the

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last several months and probably the rest of my career to reach to this

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point and also feeling that I was playing maybe the best tennis, ever

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of my career and realising at that moment that I'm unable to get to the

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best level I can. And also realising that, you know, my chances for

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winning are close to 0.1%. When you had your foot retaped, you seemed to

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rebound a little bit. What is going through your mind then? I tried to

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focus on my game and everything I needed to do in the court to

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encourage myself in that direction to be a bit more positive. I was

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also battling from one side, thoughts that every time I had to

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step a little bit harder on my foot it was causing me pain and the other

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way I had to just be a little bit more stronger in my mind toll block

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it. -- to block it. I tried to give my best and I did, I fought to the

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end and definitely, still again, I want to congratulate Roger on a huge

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achievement. I have spoken to your coach, Jonas Bjorkman, he said how

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proud the team are of you and what you are able to do but also how

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proud he was you carried on, because it would've been easy to stop and

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Roger wouldn't have been able to have that victorious moment. It says

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a lot of your character, don't you think? I know how you would feel on

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the other side of the court. I wanted to push myself, obviously, on

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the one hand because of me and also because of Roger and all the fans

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around the world watching, just to try to give the best I could. You

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know, there is nothing in my mind, even now, thinking that I could do

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something more. We are so sorry for the way it ended for you. Thank you

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for what you did in the tournament and you have a whole new bunch of

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fans who want to see you back next year to give it another crack, fully

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fit. Thank you. Definitely. I enjoyed my time here and this has

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given me amazing memories, amazing feelings in these last few weeks and

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really looking forward to come back here and to give myself another

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chance to get that trophy. Marin, you are a true gentlemen. Thank you.

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SUE BARKER: We look forward to welcoming him back. He is a nice

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gynaecologist a class act. I'm sure we will see him back in a Wimbledon

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final. He has the weapons to challenge the big four. We have

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heard from Marin Cilic now let's hear from our coach, Jonas Bjorkman.

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PHIL JONES: It was a hard watch for us, how was it for you?

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Heartbreaking. You know this is something he has been dreaming

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about, playing a Wimbledon final. You want to go out and feel good and

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play as good as you can and win or lose, at least to really make it a

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good battle out there and you know, seeing him suffer like that,

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obviously it is hurting the whole team. But I'm very proud of him. He

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fought through the pain and finished the match. I think it was great for

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everyone and for Roger, for winning it that way and also for the

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spectators watching it. Can you explain to us what the problem was?

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He has been having a very bad blister, ugly blister under his left

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foot. Unfortunately, he felt it a little bit after the match on

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Friday. You know it got worse and worse and I tried as hard as I could

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this morning to get it a little bit better. I would say, it looked

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promising last night but after practise today he felt it was still

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bothering him a lot. I think after maybe five or six games he started

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to feel it in the match. When he had it retaped and extra padding on, it

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seemed he rebounded, did you sense that watching from the box? Yeah, I

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did. How do you say it - you change, make the a hole and release the

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pressure a bit. I think they made it bigger, which helped him a little

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bit. That was obviously nice. We were obviously hoping, when you are

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sitting there, that it would get Bert and better, but still every

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time -- better and better, but every time Roger was playing him left or

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right you could see it was still not perfect. But nonetheless, you have

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to be proud of the run he has had here and the performance he has put

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in to be in this grand occasion today. Absolutely. The whole team is

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really proud of what Marin has achieved in the last couple of weeks

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and especially here in the Wimbledon final. It is definitely a special

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place for him. I knew he had really high hopes going into this match.

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Obviously he has to regroup and go sort of through the pain a little

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bit but I think in the next couple of days he will look back and feel

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that he had a whole great run and hopefully he can come back stronger

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and hopefully he gets the chance it lift the trophy once. Let's hope so.

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We all send him our best. SUE BARKER: We do indeed and Jonas

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has made a difference in Marin's game and I'm sure he will continue

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to improve and we will see him back here. Everyone making their way home

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but they have thoroughly enjoyed ed the day and enjoyed the matches on

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Centre Court. And after that it was the mixed doubles final with British

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players on both side but won by Jamie Murray, serving at match point

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with his partner, Martina Hingis, they feted Heather Watson and Henri

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Kontinen. 6-4, 6-4. So another doubles title for Jamie Murray and

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another for Martina Hingis. That's her 18th Grand Slam doubles title to

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add to singles success as well. Everyone enjoying the mixed doubles

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final on Centre Court. So, we do have some more tennis for

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you and Roger Federer will be making his way it the stewed yes later as

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well to talk about the final. And more future Grand Slam title. But we

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have tins, we will take -- in the studio. We will take you back to a

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bash on number one. This is the legends of the game. Cara back and

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Martina Navratilova up against Sanchez Vicario, and Sfar. It was

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6-2 to Black and Navarro in the first set. And 2-0 in the second.

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Let's join the commentators on Court One. Tracy Austin and Chris Bradnam.

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A really important game here for Sfar to hold. Put the pressure on

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Navarro and Black. Black has been interesting technique

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with the slice. And almost, you would think, OK, with her return in

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doubles, you want to whip it down to the feet, yet she's able it craft

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things, even off the slice. I suppose I'm saying her hand skills

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are that good. Is it possible to train for that? You can definitely

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work for that. You can hit the slice, hit the return, very

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strategic. This is a very enjoyable match to watch the it is not all

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with power. A lot of creativity, trying to hit awkward positions for

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their opponents. Oh, well, I'm not sure whose racket

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it came off, but they'll take it. Either way, a perfect volley on

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grass. Just the dropped volley. A chance to get the break straight

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back in this second set. A stunner of a return from Navarro.

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And they break straight back but it is Vicario and Sfar who lead in the

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second set, 2-1. A pretty full house, isn't it? Of

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course, they witnessed the boys' singles final on here a few moments

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ago. Was this the favourite of your slams or were you a big favourite of

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the US Open, of course? Well, I think I love the history, being here

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at Wimbledon. It was the slam that you always wanted to come play the

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most but the grass is a very difficult surface, particularly the

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surface we played on back then was so much faster and there were so

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many serve and volley players and in my era, probably half were serve and

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volleyers, so I always felt they had a little bit of advantage because,

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it's obviously they don't have to hit the ball off the bounce and get

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the awkward bounces, so, yeah, I think the US Open was eventually my

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favourite tournament because of the surface, but I love the history

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here, the beauty. And if you are watching and never been before, I

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would advise to go, to experience it, if you can get a ground pass or

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a spot on Court One. If there is only one you can go to, this is the

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one to go to of the four. Again, Black makes it look so easy.

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Great communication between these two. Where to serve and cross.

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Now, that's a tactic that I think maybe we will see more and go up the

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line on the return, just to take that section away from Black. We

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have seen her anticipate and poach quite often.

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A little dummy there that time from the did I Babb wean. So a little

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change-up there. She hasn't lost too many points on

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serve, Navarro. -- Martina Navratilova.

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The best forehand return from Sanchez Vicario all day.

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Again poaching at the net, Cara Black. Right on top of the volley.

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The closest that Martina Navratilova has come to dropping a serve but

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still able to hold. This is a real treat for the crowd.

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I think Martina is the best doubles player in the history of our sport.

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Certainly on the women's side. Look who she won with, Chris Everitt, Pam

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Skriefr and Billy Jean King. Those are all great players but my point

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is, it seems like it is Martina and whoever. I was going to ask you that

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question in terms of how important is communication in establishing a

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partnership but Martina Navratilova someone who has been able to win

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with whoever she plays with. A couple of droplets of rain

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incidentally. Nothing too heavy. It's the amount of times that

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Martina Navratilova has been able to win, as you say that victory at the

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US Open in 2003 in the Wimbledon in the mixed with Leander Paes. A great

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return. Those returns are so consistent.

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Navratilova has found the rhythm on that return.

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Black gets that return down so low without anything on it. You have to

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dig it out. Three brilliant returns in a row and

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Arantxa Sanchez Vicario would like that volley back again. The seco

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break point of the game. Well, they were a break down but now

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they are a break up. They've turned this second set on its head, Black

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and Navratilova. Break once more and lead 3-2.

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Well, you mentioned a few moments ago a couple of spots of rain. That

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was about it. It is a little cloudier today. It has been a

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wonderful two weeks. We have seen so much sunshine and so there has only

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been one, one day when we had about half a day of rain? Other than that,

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that's what we have needed. Yes, it has been so wrong. I've barely

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needed a sweater this whole time. You never know what to pack when you

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come to Wimbledon We are used to it. The British summer weather. Yeah,

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never knowing what to wear each day. A glorious two weeks and still

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stories to be made, of course. Very much to have to pack your sunglasses

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and the jumper. So three games in a row for Black

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and Navratilova. Can they continue the momentum here? Well that's a

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lovely return. As soon as the toss moved up,

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Arantxa moved three feet to her right. She was ready for that to

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come to her forehand. Her and Sanchez Vicario, they are

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returning much better this second set. More variety.

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Noose' not going to help her either. -- that's not going to help her,

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either. Yeah, you are right. Did all the hard work there. Still a break

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point. A body serve and again, another tidy

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pick-up from Black. Frustration there with time on the

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ball. Long game, this one. Oh! That's a real body serve. A game

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we have here is called French cricket where you try to get a

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cricket bat to stop someone hitting your knees, and it was that kind of

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return. Much racking up from the first serve.

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That's a terrific way to spread the court, that sharp angle return, just

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slice, death touch, then up the line with power.

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Really connecting on that backhand return now. Very pivotal game, this

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second set. Well. Seen a few of those today!

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Could be costly for Cara Black. Third break point of the game.

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Smart to change it up, that forehand side is not quite as dialled in.

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LAUGHTER. Just the other side there, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario bouncing the

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ball on Selima Sfar's head. Just not committing to that forehand, just a

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little tension, not getting all the way through with Rakitic speed.

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-- racket hit speed. Oh, found the baseline again! Arantxa Sanchez

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Vicario puts a finger to her temple. They had having playful fun. A

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moment ago Selima Sfar pulled Arantxa Sanchez Vicario's hair,

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Arantxa Sanchez Vicario getting her own back there.

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Just overcooked it but the lob is working well on the return for

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Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Selima Sfar. The team that lost the first

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set changes things up in the second, much better returning, more lobs,

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more variety overall. Still they can't break, like a wall

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at the net, Navratilova and Black. Third double fault for the pair.

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That's a fifth break point. tried the lob work again but good

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footwork. Cara Black working very hard. Shoulder must feel it'll saw

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right now! -- a little sore. Oh! Just what you don't want, isn't

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it, when you have a long, long game, and another double fault, think that

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might be the third of the game, to give the sixth break point. What

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will Sfar two will fit -- with this return? That's long, as well. This

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game continues on. Every time I see Cara Black she has, I think her

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17-month-old son Jordan in her arms, and he hasn't missed too many meals,

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so she is quite strong! Oh, wonderful! So smart. Just really

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testing the movement of Navratilova. Not trying to hit through them, but

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just gently around them. Well, if you play a bit of tennis, I

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think we all know that feeling. Great to see that they are having

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terrific fun out there. But it is still highly competitive, they all

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really want to win. Navratilova changing her positioning, trying to

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defend against that return a lob, for a different look.

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Well, really seems to be struggling, certainly from the deuce side. Yet

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another double fault from Cara Black, and it's yet another break

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point. This game almost 15 minutes, so I think this game has been almost

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longer than the rest of the set. Finally, Black makes a serve from

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the deuce side and backs it up with a very nice Poli. -- nice volley.

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Sanchez's return was just a little too high, I am surprised you didn't

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drive through that backhand. -- surprised she didn't. And there it

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is. The clenched fist and the come on from Navratilova. Good work! It's

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great to see as well from Sanchez Vicario and Sfar. I lost count of

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the amount of break points they had in that game, and after all that,

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Black and Navratilova win a fourth straight game. You kind of feel that

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game will probably be pivotal in this second set.

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Oh, nearly made it! Such good doubles, Navratilova, sooner she got

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it down at the feet of Sfar, Cara Black moved within two feet of net.

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Just expecting the next shot. So often see it, don't you, when a

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team has a lot of break points, there is often a hangover effect. If

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you look at the scoreline you wouldn't think this match is that

:43:25.:43:27.

close but it has really been a well contested match. A lot of long

:43:28.:43:30.

rallies. Just took a racket out in the nick

:43:31.:43:40.

of time. Martina cannot believe she missed

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that. It was sitting there for the taking. Looks stunned. Would have

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been the double break. You have to decide when you are serving to

:45:27.:45:32.

Martina whether you want the slice, backhand, it's going to come down

:45:33.:45:35.

low at your feet, or go at the forehand that going to cook them --

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going to come hard and fast. Just right! That's incredible.

:45:40.:46:08.

Martinez did it! -- Martina's done it. Just the hands, that ball was

:46:09.:46:13.

behind her and the flick of that backhand, right here, to keep this

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point alive. Great athleticism, you forget that she's 60! Absolutely!

:46:22.:46:32.

Oh, that's a little special as well from Sfar. Sfar is very skilful.

:46:33.:46:38.

Very creative mind to find these openings.

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She's found the baseline. That's a gutsy hold. Looked like this set was

:46:53.:47:01.

getting away from Sanchez Vicario and Sfar, but from 15-40 down they

:47:02.:47:06.

are able to win the game and stop the rot. First game in five. QC

:47:07.:47:15.

Martina on the other side so animated, a little frustrated with

:47:16.:47:20.

herself because 15-40, Sfar's serve and she had a second serve and

:47:21.:47:25.

forehand, just the shot she likes, so much time, maybe too much time to

:47:26.:47:29.

think about it, she missed it in the net. That would have been a healthy

:47:30.:47:36.

lead of 5-2. Martina's said to come. She is a perfectionist anyway,

:47:37.:47:40.

Navratilova, but that was one she really expected herself to me, and

:47:41.:47:47.

you can see in the background there, can't you, a little applause from

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the crowd, Roger Federer has become the men's singles champion once

:47:50.:47:55.

again. Eight times now he has won Wimbledon in singles. One behind the

:47:56.:47:59.

player in the picture. She won it nine time but I am afraid Federer

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has overtaken her in singles Grand Slam titles, he is now 19,

:48:05.:48:10.

Navratilova 18. She has 59 in total though if you include doubles and

:48:11.:48:14.

mixed, so he has a fair way to go to reach that. They're both doing fine!

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LAUGHTER. Roger's favourite number is eight, born on August eight. He

:48:24.:48:28.

will be called the greatest I think. We will see that quite a bit.

:48:29.:48:34.

Sprinkles! It's sunny but yet sprinkling at the same time, you see

:48:35.:48:38.

the ground crew in the back. Just got up. We may have a bit of a

:48:39.:48:45.

rainbow on the court at this rate. It is bright out there which is the

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unusual thing. I don't think the players will come off, though.

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So, Deeney is coming on court. She is in charge of the Invitational

:48:59.:49:12.

doubles for the women -- Denise coming on court. You had an injury

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he didn't you? Three years ago I pulled my calf mid-2nd set, all of a

:49:19.:49:22.

sudden it felt like somebody shot me in the calf. Was that something to

:49:23.:49:27.

do with the greasy chord? It was maybe the grass and the little nubs

:49:28.:49:30.

on the shoes and you have to grip that much more because I had really

:49:31.:49:36.

never had any calf injuries before, so it was really disappointing. But

:49:37.:49:42.

it looks like the good thing is, these ladies are staying on the

:49:43.:49:45.

court, looks like they are getting back on court as well, just a little

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sun shower. APPLAUSE. Thanking the skies, as are the fans. We want to

:49:54.:49:58.

see this one continue, it has been thoroughly entertaining. This second

:49:59.:50:00.

set has been going for 40 minutes. I am also right in saying

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Navratilova is the only played yet to be dethroned. -- only player yet

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to be dethroned. Really fun match to watch with all

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the different changes in positioning. One team makes an

:50:46.:50:48.

adjustment, the other makes their own. I think she expected that ball

:50:49.:51:04.

to come harder. We saw Navratilova second return, Black missing a

:51:05.:51:08.

relatively comfortable volley, what's happening? Two real rarities.

:51:09.:51:21.

The net cord helping out Sfar. This second set is meandering one way

:51:22.:51:27.

then the other. Just out of the hands of Sfar and Sanchez Vicario

:51:28.:51:34.

down 2-4, 15-40. Especially after losing that marathon game 3-2.

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Oh, and she's made it! Great foot speed. LAUGHTER. That was terrific

:51:53.:52:05.

anticipation. She took off before Martina even heated. And that's four

:52:06.:52:13.

games apiece, Navratilova broken for the first time.

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Interesting to see how well Arantxa Sanchez Vicario serves here because

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on the changeover she is really stretching her rib cage, abdominal

:52:28.:52:32.

muscles on the left side. They have the help of new balls.

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Didn't seem to affect her on that serve. One thing to remember is

:52:40.:52:46.

these players don't play many matches throughout the year, so the

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odd exhibition or two. But there are Invitational doubles

:52:50.:53:17.

at all four majors. In terms of the surface for your body, what would

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you prefer playing on when you are a little bit older. I think Clay is

:53:23.:53:27.

helpful, gives you a little more time, a little softer on your feet.

:53:28.:53:44.

Players a lot of time talk about grass, you have to get so low to the

:53:45.:53:52.

board you feel it in your legs. Also at the last minute, because an

:53:53.:53:56.

awkward bounce, we saw that there from margarine, frustrated with the

:53:57.:54:00.

bounce there, jerky with the ball. -- we saw that there from Martina.

:54:01.:54:08.

Very quick to apologise, both Sfar and Sanchez Vicario, saying it's all

:54:09.:54:47.

OK. Another deuce games. That was a

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missed opportunity for Sanchez there, that return was a little

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higher than Cara Black wanted it to be. Arantxa has struggled to hold

:55:19.:55:25.

her serve. They have been tested more in this

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second set, no doubt about that. We talked about varieties. Sanchez

:55:47.:55:53.

Vicario and Sfar working well together as a team.

:55:54.:56:11.

Right on top of that volley, in this topsy-turvy set, which continues,

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now three games in a row for Sanchez Vicario and Sfar, and now it is them

:56:21.:56:23.

who are just a game away from taking the second set.

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They've just done a really good job, haven't they? Variety used, just

:56:33.:56:41.

staying focused. You thought... I am not sure who that was four from

:56:42.:56:48.

Sfar! I'm sure it's all in jest. It was fun to watch, if I were watching

:56:49.:56:53.

from home, the change in tactics from this team, they were down and

:56:54.:56:57.

out, they stay positive, look at Arantxa, such a great competitor,

:56:58.:57:02.

and at this stage still loves to win, still loves to play. She is

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living in Miami now and has two kids, a little boy and a little

:57:12.:57:14.

girl, and Martina doesn't live far-away, they are friends there.

:57:15.:57:23.

Sfar lives in Dubai. Cara Black lives in Melbourne, Australia,

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originally from Zimbabwe but her husband is from Australia. That's

:57:26.:57:30.

where they are based full-time with their two young sons.

:57:31.:57:41.

Serving to stay in the set now at 4-5.

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That log from Arantxa has really turned this set around. You

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mentioned Cara Black being in Australia, she worked with a player

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who surprised a few, qualified and reached the second round here, doing

:58:14.:58:17.

a lot of watching and coaching in the first week.

:58:18.:58:25.

That is not bad practice before a women's Invitational. And you can

:58:26.:58:32.

tell. She's been striking the ball. Navratilova over here doing

:58:33.:58:58.

television for the cut Tennis Channel primarily, every other day.

:58:59.:59:02.

Sfar will spend a couple of hours every day on the court, she is

:59:03.:59:06.

really focused on trying to win the women's Invitational. She's found

:59:07.:59:17.

the line again there. Or has she? Navratilova is challenging this one.

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It's just caught the line! LAUGHTER A lot of praying and celebrating

:59:32.:59:37.

going on! Vape backhanders money. And she's

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made a lot of it! Super return from the Spaniard, and look at this,

:00:15.:00:19.

didn't think we would be in this position 15 or 20 minutes ago. It's

:00:20.:00:23.

a set point for Sanchez Vicario and Sfar.

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Oh, and maybe they should have taken it. She'll be having nightmares over

:00:32.:00:41.

break point on the Cara Black serve. She will and how about Navratilova

:00:42.:00:45.

stretching up that extra inch. You feel like she gave it that extra

:00:46.:00:47.

exertion. I kind of feel there is a bit of a

:00:48.:00:58.

mental block there now. Oh, yeah. Some volley. Great

:00:59.:01:59.

reaction from Sanchez Vicario. To stay balanced and redirect that

:02:00.:02:00.

ball. Terrific hands by all. She really has raised her game,

:02:01.:02:15.

hasn't she, Sanchez Vicario? Another set point.

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It's long. And that's the first set that Cara Black and Martina

:02:26.:02:37.

Navratilova have lost in this year's Ladies Invitational Doubles. And

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delight for Sanchez Vicario and Sfar. They've taken the second set

:02:44.:02:49.

and it'll be a match tie-break to settle the final. Great animation

:02:50.:02:53.

from Sanchez Vicario and Sfar. They've stayed so positive. It

:02:54.:02:58.

looked like they were down-and-out. Getting a great job getting the

:02:59.:03:02.

crowd involved. Really seeming like they are enjoying the challenge

:03:03.:03:06.

today and figuring out how they need to change their game up. How

:03:07.:03:11.

important is it to envoy it when you are out on the doubles court? Well,

:03:12.:03:19.

I think you need not to feel pressure from your partner as well.

:03:20.:03:24.

Often you can feel the stress of your partner come on to you and feel

:03:25.:03:30.

a little too uptight. You need a free arm to hit the ball and make

:03:31.:03:33.

good decisions. Black and Navratilova are getting

:03:34.:03:49.

most of their serves in, so they are not seeing many of them. So a

:03:50.:03:55.

10-point shootout to decide the final. Sanchez Vicario and Sfar won

:03:56.:04:02.

the last four games of the previous set. It'll be Sfar to serve first.

:04:03.:04:16.

I always find this sport incredible, how momentum can shift in a couple

:04:17.:04:20.

of moments. It was aer if hand just like that

:04:21.:04:33.

where Sfar was serving and Martina missed a return like that. Like the

:04:34.:04:36.

match was on her racket. It's such an entertaining encounter.

:04:37.:04:57.

We have seen so many duels at the net like that. This is just

:04:58.:05:01.

traditional doubles. It's all four players trying to get to the net.

:05:02.:05:31.

Didn't make it. Value Nant effort, though. -- valiant effort, though.

:05:32.:06:48.

Good movement from Sfar at the net. Just at the right time to distract

:06:49.:06:56.

Navratilova. Another mini-break and another point

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to the head from Sfar and three points apiece. Just to a reminder,

:07:19.:07:25.

one player will defend their title. Sfar and Navratilova won this last

:07:26.:07:32.

year. A coin flick from here on in. What is going to decide this Tracey,

:07:33.:07:37.

do you think? It is so tough to decide. Cat and mouse tennis at

:07:38.:07:41.

great angles. Terrific team work, moving together.

:07:42.:08:05.

Well, they'd been targeting the net player about the return but this

:08:06.:08:14.

time, Cara Black up to the task. Cara Black so quick getting back to

:08:15.:08:18.

the overhead. Might be smarter to lob Navratilova.

:08:19.:08:53.

This is what we saw at the beginning of the match, time and time again

:08:54.:08:59.

from Cara Black. Oh did brilliantly well.

:09:00.:09:33.

Miscommunication but they somehow manage to sort themselves out in the

:09:34.:09:40.

nick of time and maybe put Sanchez Vicario off. Really a couple of

:09:41.:09:45.

incredible shots by Navratilova there. Forehand pick-up she sent

:09:46.:09:52.

back laser like and that last second lob, a great reaction.

:09:53.:10:22.

I have to say, I can't question these two characters. Their previous

:10:23.:10:30.

set, with many others you would think there would be a bit of a

:10:31.:10:34.

hangover coming into the match tie-break. Not the case.

:10:35.:10:40.

This is just perfectly measured. Martina realises at the last second

:10:41.:10:50.

she can't reach it. Just enough. Well, at the change of

:10:51.:11:24.

epds, it is Navratilova and Black who have a pretty healthy lead now.

:11:25.:11:32.

That missed overhead by Sanchez Vicario Sanchez Vicario could be a

:11:33.:11:37.

real momentum changer in this tie-break.

:11:38.:11:51.

They reacted so well after losing four straight games, now two points

:11:52.:11:54.

away from victory. And Cara Black has just come to life

:11:55.:12:05.

in this match tie-break. Again, taking control of the point. It's

:12:06.:12:11.

been a highly-dramatic, highly-entertaining final. They are

:12:12.:12:22.

asking whose serve it is? So it will be Martina Navratilova who gets the

:12:23.:12:26.

honour to try and serve this one out. Five Championship points.

:12:27.:12:35.

Aw, a splendid match comes to a close and once again it is

:12:36.:12:43.

Navratilova who'll have her hand on the trophy. This time alongside Cara

:12:44.:12:47.

Black. Really, a brilliant performance from those two. A great

:12:48.:12:53.

effort, though, from Sanchez Vicario and Sfar and a really, really

:12:54.:12:59.

enjoyable match. I think everyone on Court One really enjoyed watching

:13:00.:13:03.

that final. It is Navratilova and Cara Black who are the champions

:13:04.:13:10.

again. The laid Ladies' Invitational Doubles of 2017.

:13:11.:13:18.

SUE BARKER: Lovely to see the great champion out there again. Another

:13:19.:13:22.

honour for her and our BBC commentators Roll of Honour. Well at

:13:23.:13:29.

10. O 20 Clare Balding will be here, she will be joined by Tim Henman and

:13:30.:13:33.

Pat Cash. And just before we leave, we will

:13:34.:13:43.

tell you a few of the results today from the wheelchair ladies double

:13:44.:13:48.

finals, won by Britain's Jordan Wiley and her partner. She won 6-0.

:13:49.:13:55.

Emotional scenes because these two haven't played together since last

:13:56.:13:59.

year. Wonderful to see them play again, it was their fourth

:14:00.:14:08.

consecutive Wimbledon title. Wonderful scenes on court 3 and in

:14:09.:14:16.

the boys double time it was won by Geller of Argentina and Hsu of

:14:17.:14:22.

Chinese Taipei. They won in straight sets. Remember these names, you will

:14:23.:14:30.

be hearing more from them, that's for sure. And it was good for Geller

:14:31.:14:38.

to win the Boys' Doubles. He lost earlier today

:14:39.:14:49.

in the boys' singles finals Davidovich Fokina of Spain and look,

:14:50.:14:58.

memories of Pat Cash from 30 years ago. Wonderful, so Spain taking a

:14:59.:15:11.

Wimbledon title there. Remember his name, Davidovich Fokina winning the

:15:12.:15:16.

title. And memories of Roger Federer back in 1998. He won his Boys'

:15:17.:15:21.

Singles. So Wimbledon, yes, everyone is leaving and heading home. But the

:15:22.:15:27.

big story of the day is the fact that Roger Federer has won his 8th

:15:28.:15:31.

title here at Wimbledon against Marin Cilic who was struggling with

:15:32.:15:36.

injury and very emotional on court today. But it is record-breaking

:15:37.:15:39.

Roger Federer who stands alone as the only person to lift the trophy

:15:40.:15:46.

eight times. Today Roger Federer put the "eight" into "great."

:15:47.:15:52.

COMMENTATOR: Arguably the greatest champion of all time.

:15:53.:16:03.

COMMENTATOR: Roger Federer takes another step towards history.

:16:04.:16:50.

COMMENTATOR: What a champion here at Wimbledon. The first man to win

:16:51.:17:06.

eight Championships. Eight is the magic N ROMMer is here.

:17:07.:17:21.

Wow, what a journey -- -- eight is the magic number. Roger is here.

:17:22.:17:28.

What a journey? It took a while. I have been here for a long time.

:17:29.:17:35.

Every win is special but the first player to win eight times, it is

:17:36.:17:40.

very special. It is very special. Wimbledon means so much to me and

:17:41.:17:43.

being in its history, engraved like this, I will always be the first to

:17:44.:17:48.

have won eight here, it is wonderful feeling. I played great throughout

:17:49.:17:52.

the Championships. You know, maybe the match wasn't a five-set thriller

:17:53.:17:56.

and all that's things but it just feels, still, so magical to have won

:17:57.:17:59.

Wimbledon again. It's unbelievable. Yes, last time was 2012. It's been a

:18:00.:18:03.

while but that was your motivation, I think, wasn't it? Yes, I came

:18:04.:18:13.

close, too, in '14, depm 15, '16, last year, I wasn't that far off.

:18:14.:18:17.

You always leave Wimbledon after losing to some extent, you can be

:18:18.:18:21.

proud of your efforts but for me, who has won so much here, the goal

:18:22.:18:27.

is always trying to win the tournament and keep coming back and

:18:28.:18:30.

trying and trying again, it's not easy. This year I got rewarded for

:18:31.:18:35.

it and it is great. I'm so happy. You talk about players leaving with

:18:36.:18:40.

disappointment. You must have felt for Marin Cilic today. You were

:18:41.:18:44.

obviously aware, were you when things went wrong? The thing is, I

:18:45.:18:48.

still don't know exactly what he had or has. First I thought he might

:18:49.:18:52.

have been dizzy, he called the doctor, it is usually either a

:18:53.:18:56.

painkiller or feeling dizzy. I figured that is what it was. At 3-0

:18:57.:19:04.

I think he called the trainer, I was - mm, not sure what is going on. I

:19:05.:19:10.

didn't want to look over, I'm sure he was going to keep playing. I was

:19:11.:19:18.

told he was emotional. He was in tears. I didn't see that. Maybe it

:19:19.:19:23.

was good for me not to see that. Then you think he is going to retire

:19:24.:19:28.

and he won't the. The next you know he is you start playing average.

:19:29.:19:34.

That happened to me with Stan at the Australian Open, I was up 2-0, and

:19:35.:19:40.

then I ended up in a hole in the fifth set. He had problems with his

:19:41.:19:47.

knee and I got distracted. I said - I'll try to focus on my own game and

:19:48.:19:53.

see where we will go. I hope Cilic will be better soon, he should be

:19:54.:19:58.

proud of his game. He played some unbelievable tennis at the

:19:59.:20:00.

Championships. It is the worst feeling in the finals if you are not

:20:01.:20:06.

feeling your best, I hope he can get over it. Was it lovely going around

:20:07.:20:12.

with the trophy. We saw you with the public down there. It is nice

:20:13.:20:15.

sharing it with the people. That's what made it so special to win in

:20:16.:20:19.

Australia. I felt so many people were so happy for me and here to

:20:20.:20:24.

share it, showing the trophy and here coming to the BBC, I got a

:20:25.:20:29.

standing ovation and applause, it is nice it see people generally happy

:20:30.:20:34.

for me, it is great. And the reaction from the public on the

:20:35.:20:37.

balcony but also Centre Court. Yes, absolutely. There you are. There are

:20:38.:20:41.

so many people down there. They come watch my practice sessions, a lot of

:20:42.:20:47.

them. It is that extra bit of time so important to give back to the

:20:48.:20:52.

fans. Without them, honestly, we would be playing in an empty court

:20:53.:20:58.

and it would be terrible, let's be honest and face it, so the thanks I

:20:59.:21:04.

can give the crowd is extra time, with autographs, pictures moments

:21:05.:21:08.

like this and I feel like, you know, the ones who support me, we won this

:21:09.:21:12.

together and the wons who support others, I hope they saw a good

:21:13.:21:17.

match. It is a celebration of tennis, it is not just all about me.

:21:18.:21:22.

This is the bigger picture, about everybody. You try to represent the

:21:23.:21:25.

game in the right way. That is lovely. A lot of people don't but

:21:26.:21:29.

you feel it is important to give back and inspire the next generation

:21:30.:21:33.

as well. Ye, more and more press and more and more time will be asked. We

:21:34.:21:41.

try to lead the way. Rafa and myself, with different languages, we

:21:42.:21:45.

try to do it. V, newspapers, mag zees, radio, we try to do it all. I

:21:46.:21:52.

never forget my home market, even though it is not America or England,

:21:53.:21:56.

just little Switzerland. But I do the three languages over there. I

:21:57.:21:59.

try hard to put it altogether. It is for the right reasons, to give the

:22:00.:22:05.

people a good story. Someone asked why isn't he at the Roll of Honours

:22:06.:22:11.

board. I said because he was do so many interviews in so many different

:22:12.:22:14.

languages. Last year, with the knee injury, and you taking the six

:22:15.:22:17.

months off, which you thoroughly enjoyed, you wented out hiking, we

:22:18.:22:22.

saw the pictures. . Yes with my kids, my girls. The good thing was,

:22:23.:22:28.

I didn't have to have surgery. I was most scared to have the second

:22:29.:22:32.

surgery. That really would have scared me and made me believe it was

:22:33.:22:37.

the final straw now but because I didn't have to have surgery, I could

:22:38.:22:42.

walk, I just couldn't play five-set matches on a regular basis. I

:22:43.:22:46.

couldn't play five days in a row. That was my problem. It was really

:22:47.:22:50.

the last 5% missing but because of it, I had a swollen knee but hiking

:22:51.:22:55.

and doing normal things with my kids, I could do them all. We had a

:22:56.:23:01.

great time and we decided where we wanted to go and what we wanted to

:23:02.:23:07.

do. Then it was important once I finished my rehab I was in a solid

:23:08.:23:11.

place for fitness and tennis. Everything went without a hiccup and

:23:12.:23:15.

I'm in a glad place now. Was there ever a time when you thought - I'm

:23:16.:23:23.

enjoying this so much maybe I won't... It was actually good for me

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to calibrate to ask myself the question - how much do I like this

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and how much do I not want to return? I mean, yes, I could have

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happily and easily just stayed out. But I wanted to see one more time

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what was around the corner. If I did all of the rehab it was not just for

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Wimbledon or the Australian Open or coming back on the tour but also for

:23:52.:23:56.

me personally, as a person. I want to be a dad to do stuff with his

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kids and do sports later on in my life. I see this as important to me,

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my afterlaugh than success in the near future. I was happy I came back

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and it paid off thankfully. And you love to have your family around you,

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that's important. It was lovely to all the family today, your parents,

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wife and children. A Federer family day. It was unreal to have a moment

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like this, to be quite honest. I know maybe this moment will never

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come back for us. I know the boys don't understand what is going on.

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The girls were there a few years ago when I lost in the finals and also I

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think when I won in '12. They were still very young. They were. It is

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nice now they are older, turning eight in July, that they understand

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what daddy is doing, they understand the difference between practice and

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a match and they understand the difference between the fist round

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and finals and I was happy they were there when I won. Was it true in

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Australia, when you were going all the way through the final that they

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wanted to go back skiing. Yes, when I reached the quarter-final stage

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they said - OK, dad we are happy to go home now. I was like - hold on a

:25:15.:25:22.

little bit longer, maybe I can squeeze in a couple of wins and stay

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longer. At the beginning they were happy to stay because we had a lot

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of friends and other kids and they were happy to go skiing again. This

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time around they were happy for me to go winning and this morning, both

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girls said, "Papa, you have to win." I said "OK I will try my best. It

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was very cute. It was pressure you don't need. I was like - oh my God,

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daddy will try hard. And Mirka, she arranges everything, does

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everything, so much part of the team as well as being your wife. Yeah, it

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is not like it used to be, where she comes to practise sessions, where we

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would talk tennis because she was a player, too, she has gone the family

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side, organising, managing, taking care of the girls and boys, being an

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unbelievable supporter. Mirka has been amazing for me and my career.

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We both love that. You said on court, you are coming back here next

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year, you want to be here again. That's the goal. But with a

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difficult year we had last year, you don't know what happens next. Health

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comes first. We will reassess what happened in the last few weeks and

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hopefully take the right decisions going forwards. Of course the goal

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is trying to defend the title here next year. We look forward to that.

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It is lovely. Thank you for coming into our studio. And what a

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wonderful way to close our programme. Because that is the end

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of Wimbledon for this year. We end it with the record-breaking Roger

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Federer. Thank you to all of the hard-working BBC team for bringing

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wonderful programmes over the fortnight. But for now, from

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Wimbledon, it is Roger and out. Bye-bye.

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ANDREW CASTLE: It's like the beginning of a fantastic holiday,

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isn't it? British tennis history. They've done

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it. Hewitt and Reid, Wimbledon champions, again.

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Physically, Andy Murray not right. This is the greatest thrill of his

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life. Venus Williams. Back in the Wimbledon final after so many years.

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And for Konta, it ends here. The double champion is beaten here.

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Jamie and Martina Hingis are mixed doubles champion. Brilliant from

:28:50.:28:54.

Cilic. UMPIRE: Game set and match. One of the best of all time. Take a

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deep breath, focus and it's time. It's not over until it's over.

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Muguruza - the first match slipping away from Venus Williams. What a

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victory for Garbine Muguruza. She is the Wimbledon champion.

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If you stop and look around and take all of this in, it'll be too late.

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What a player. The first man to win eight Championships here at

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Wimbledon.

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