Roger Federer received a standing ovation Tuesday when he and wife Mirka joined Catherine, the Princess of Wales, in the Royal Box to take in Day 2 of Wimbledon action under a closed roof.
Impeccably attired in a beige suit, purple- and white-striped shirt and perfectly knotted tie, Federer was joined by his parents Robert and Lynette as he settled into the front row to enjoy a day of tennis, beginning with the WTA match between defending women’s champion Elena Rybakina and Shelby Rogers.
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Federer holds the record for most gentlemen’s singles titles, with eight Wimbledon crowns, his last coming in 2017. He finished with a 105-14 match record at SW19, with a quarter-final loss to Hubert Hurkacz in 2021 his final match at The Championships.
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