It's OK to break down, to let it all out: Federer
July 10, 2012 11:12
Roger Federer's timing was exquisite, as always. The seven-time Wimbledon champion arrived on the dot at the back-rooms of the All England Club for an exclusive interaction with select media.
It had been a night of much celebration and little sleep but the once and newly returned world No. 1 looked none the worse for wear. And he was quick to acknowledge that given the magnitude of the stakes for both finalists, it was always going to be a tearful affair, either for him or Andy Murray.
The Swiss superstar, who has often wept after both wins and losses, didn't shed too many tears on Sunday night. But he insisted that it was fine for grown men to cry, "To show you are human, that your heart can be broken too".
Read the story on the TOI.
It had been a night of much celebration and little sleep but the once and newly returned world No. 1 looked none the worse for wear. And he was quick to acknowledge that given the magnitude of the stakes for both finalists, it was always going to be a tearful affair, either for him or Andy Murray.
The Swiss superstar, who has often wept after both wins and losses, didn't shed too many tears on Sunday night. But he insisted that it was fine for grown men to cry, "To show you are human, that your heart can be broken too".
Read the story on the TOI.
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