At last !!!!!!!
If you don't succeed at first, try, try, try again. The old adage proved true for world No.2 Roger Federer who finally ticked the last item off his Grand Slam shopping list - the French Open.
On Sunday, Federer played in his fourth-consecutive French Open final but this time it was different. Instead of facing his nemesis Rafael Nadal it was surprising Swede Robin Soderling who stood between Federer and what many believed to be his destiny.In a final that never really hit any great heights, Federer finally held the Coupe des Mousquetaires aloft in the French capital.
He has now equalled American champion Pete Sampras's record of the most Grand Slam tournament singles titles (14) and is expected to better that mark some time this year.
If you don't succeed at first, try, try, try again. The old adage proved true for world No.2 Roger Federer who finally ticked the last item off his Grand Slam shopping list - the French Open.
On Sunday, Federer played in his fourth-consecutive French Open final but this time it was different. Instead of facing his nemesis Rafael Nadal it was surprising Swede Robin Soderling who stood between Federer and what many believed to be his destiny.In a final that never really hit any great heights, Federer finally held the Coupe des Mousquetaires aloft in the French capital.
He has now equalled American champion Pete Sampras's record of the most Grand Slam tournament singles titles (14) and is expected to better that mark some time this year.
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