Sam Querrey vs Roger Federer • Wimbledon 2015

To Babu: Hell Yeahhhh

Roger is masterful. Never anyone like him. A rare talent. Physically. Mentally. Emotionally. The whole package. Every player could learn from him. EVERY PLAYER!

I've seen people argue about nadal and Federer , but I've never seen someone confuse nadal for federer. ....

Coldslayer ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

Come on Roger. The match I'm watching is Federer and Querrrey. Not Nadal.

Yes he is, its making me nervous.

Give me a hell yeahhhh

All players these days play out of there skins against fed and Rafa they go out there with nothing to loose and just tea off

And Rafa is next in that line of greatness. His honesty and humility are remarkable. Every player could learn from him too. Variety is wonderful but true champions shine brighter and bolder.

Imagine the NAMES in ten years. Time passes. Always has. Always will. But the great ones will be remembered.

Go Nadal! Nadal will win this!

Come on Roger you can do it.

Querrey is playing some good tennis here

If querrey looses this set fed will walk it home

From your lips, to the tennis gods ears

Hopefully the Rafa match will be starting shortly! Straight sets please

Definitely the most talented player on the tour

Great comment again :-)

Come on roger , race through the third so that rafa is on soon please !

Djokovic will NEVER win the FO. It's his monkey and his circus.

Also , another up and coming guy is Roger federer.

Haven't seen much of him though :-D

I'm left to my imagination. Not a bad thing. As for upping the technology, players adapt. And there are human limits. Believe it or not. Fastest serve? 200 mph? Doubt it.

Vamos rafa

Rafa will be seeded 170 next year

Lol

Fedex! I want to see an easy win!

Sam querrey is serving well but for how long he can keep this intensity will be interesting to see

Beautiful game

Roger is now playing some fearless tennis this match is over for Querrey

Beautiful to watch in full flow!

Federer is just too powerful for Querrey to handle. Roger in straight sets.