Roger Federer set to play ‘special’ final match of career on Friday with Rafael Nadal
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Federer’s appearance is the most dramatic of the four final matches of the season
Federer’s comeback is the biggest in tennis history and will be played on the longest stage in sport
Federer, who is due to make a third comeback this year against Marin Cilic, is seeking to make it his biggest ever
The four-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer will make his first appearance in the final match of his career in London on Friday, with Rafael Nadal – the world No 1 – also set to play.
The men’s Wimbledon singles final, which will be played at The All England Club on Centre Court is also the most dramatic of the four final matches of the season so far.
The first Grand Slam match of the 2015 summer is likely to be the most highly anticipated for fans, with the winner looking for their first major title since 2009 at Wimbledon.
Federer will seek to clinch a fourth major title after Federer went out in the early rounds of Wimbledon this year
The former world number one has won eight Grand Slam singles titles, with his last major coming at the 2019 US Open.
However, the four-time Wimbledon champion’s appearance is the most dramatic of the four final matches this season, with the match against No 1 Nadal the biggest in Federer’s career.
Both men have previously won the tournament in the previous two years, but this year, Nadal arrives in the match after serving his two-year ban for a ‘serious violation of the sport’ clause.
Federer’s appearance is the most dramatic of the four final matches of the season so far
Federer has won the last two Grand Slams in 2013 and 2014, but has been plagued by injury during the last two years.
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