Roger Federer has his eighth Wimbledon title automatically making him
the tournament’s oldest champion. He won the title with a straight-sets
victory over Marin Cilic, who broke down in tears midway through the
final.
Federer claimed his 19th Grand Slam title 6-3, 6-1, 6-4 and at 35 is Wimbledon’s oldest men’s winner of the modern era, succeeding Arthur Ashe, who was almost 32 when he won in 1976.
Federer claimed his 19th Grand Slam title 6-3, 6-1, 6-4 and at 35 is Wimbledon’s oldest men’s winner of the modern era, succeeding Arthur Ashe, who was almost 32 when he won in 1976.
Big congrats to him.
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