Federer was at Wimbledon two decades after he won the first of his eight titles in SW19. That triumph in 2003 was also his first Grand Slam success, with the iconic former player going on to win another 19 and becoming one of the greatest players of all time.
He could be rivalled for that title by Wimbledon winner Carlos Alcaraz, though. Federer’s former coach, Severin Luthi, admits he enjoys watching the Spaniard play, dubbing him a ‘complete player’.
“Absolutely. I like watching him, he plays in a variety of ways, something always happens when he’s on the pitch,” Luthi told Blick. “I really like his energy. He also still has ups and downs in his service games. But of course he is a very complete player.”