Wimbledon Champion

Federer Sculpture History

LONDON - Roger Federer set a new record in the history of world tennis. The success of the Wimbledon title, making it appear like a tennis player trophy by winning the Grand Slam in the history of men's tennis, the 17 championship titles.
Federer shine when faced with a host of tennis players Andy Murray in the final round, Monday (09/07/2012) early this morning. In a match that was delayed about 40 minutes because of rain, Federer finally came out as champions.
Federer beats won his seventh championship was doomed to failure, Lantara Murray performed brilliantly and won the first set. However, the player nicknamed FedEx was on his feet and standing balance by taking the second set before rain forced the match is suspended in position 1-1 in the third set.
After the rain stopped, and the soil cover is opened again, Federer immediately showed its domination of Murray. A variety of world-class punch is released, making the Swiss Maestro Murray Downs.
Finally, after continuous pressure throughout the four sets of Murray, Federer finally managed to a 3-1 victory (4-6, 7-5, 6-3 and 6-4). This is the seventh title Federer won the first three years or after.
The success won seven Wimbledon trophies engraved to match Federer legendary tennis player Pete Sampras' record. Federer won the title in September 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2012.
Overall, Federer has now collected 17 Grand Slam titles, most in the history of world tennis. Details are seven trophies at Wimbledon, five U.S. Open, Australian Open and French Open a fourth title.
Federer seemed very happy after the game, unlike Murray, who could not stop crying because she failed to win the title of the most craved.
For Federer, this success was more complete, because at the same time, he was again able to assume the status of world number one, the displacement of Novak Djokovic.