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What's it like to be a Roger Federer fan now?
The Swiss’ supporters took heart from his Centre Court appearance on Sunday, but it’s still an unusual and uncertain time for the Fed faithful.
Published Jul 04, 2022
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The biggest happening on Wimbledon's Middle Sunday may have been Roger Federer's appearance during the Centre Court ceremony.
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Federer's last playing appearance came in the quarterfinals of 2021 Wimbledon. Hubert Hurkacz advanced, 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-0.
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A Federer fan in the Centre Court stands during one of the 20-time major champion's matches last year.
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