Journalism of Courage
Roger Federer and Andy Murray were up against each other for a spot in the Wimbledon 2015 final. There was nothing to separate the two players early in the first set as in the first six games, there were six holds. (Source: AP)
Roger Federer then picked up and took a 6-5 lead and eventually won the set 7-5. (Source: Reuters)
It was same story in the second set but Andy Murray showed more struggle when the chips were down for him. Saving five break points he made it 5-5. The punch shows how much important that hold was. (Source: Reuters)
Kim Murray (L), wife of Andy Murray, and his coach Amelie Mouresmo were also pumped up to see the local lad win the point. (Source: Reuters)
Roger Federer, after six set points and 57 minutes won the second set with a scoreline similar as first - 7-5. (Source: AP)
The third set began with Roger Federer and Andy Murray fighting it out fiercely once again but Roger Federer was just superb and flawless. He was the set 6-4 and the match 7-5 7-5 6-4. (Source: Reuters)
Andy Murray was cheered all the way but it Roger Federer who produced some brilliant tennis to reach his 10th Wimbledon final. (Source: Reuters)
In the first semi-final of the day, top seed Novak Djokovic was up against Richard Gasquet. He was diving, falling but more importantly winning. He won the first in the tie-breaker 7-6. (Source: Reuters)
Novak Djokovic kept falling but only physically. He kept winning the sets as well. The second set was sealed 6-4 easily by the Serb. (Source: Reuters)
Novak Djokovic reached the final with a thumping 7-6 6-4 6-4 win where he will face Roger Federer on Sunday. (Source: AP)
