Roger Federer: For the first time in history the Central Court of the All England Club not unanimously supported Roger Federer. The inside story of his rival, a humble teacher of a London club , the game became a party of tennis. In a match in which Federer tried to enjoy his opponent and enjoy it. With a bemused smile between points that made the wager on a treat for the senses.
Marcus Wilis: The Cinderella of the tournament. The miracle man. The dream of a June afternoon . In that scenario he did what he could and tried to feel comfortable, to a player who proved to be infinitely superior. Despite the avalanche of game that was in front, Marcus Wilis not lost his smile and did enjoy the stands with sparkles and harangues an audience delivered to your cause.
Centre Court. Playing Roger Federer.
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) June 29, 2016
No wonder Marcus Willis can't stop smiling...#Wimbledon https://t.co/R7h3VRIvnr
As expected it was Marcus Willis stage. Although he entered track with clear intentions to enjoy it and make this a real party, the first set choked from the first stroke and was literally swept her opponent in just 24 minutes. However, in the second round he changed the script. With a more relaxed Roger Federer, English tennis player points more easily found and celebrated in style. Even the chair umpire, with a funny face, he finally empathize with the cause of Marcus Willis .
The box of thunder broke in the third set. And nerveless, British tennis player found that point of madness in his game that has led to this second round of Wimbledon. And from there they could compete as equals to a whole Roger Federer. Swiss tennis player upped the intensity of their game in the final moments of the match to finish ending the dream of Marcus Willis, who left the track hailed as a true national hero.
Classy.
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) June 29, 2016
Roger Federer hangs back to let Marcus Willis soak up the crowd's applause.#Wimbledon https://t.co/Wby6YU4bIz
OUR VIEW: Tennis is a sport where only highlight the great figures. But under his shadow they survived by a vast majority of players who can barely make ends meet. Travel, subsistence and hotels are expenses that make the practice of this sport a pipe dream for many of them. Marcus Willis's represented today at the Central Court of Wimbledon against the best tennis player in history.
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