Roger Federer (SUI, after losing in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon) : «It’s hard … The last few games, I felt I could never come back. And I’m not very used to these situations, especially here. The ovation was extraordinary. I love that. That’s what I play for and why I always play. It was good to have a court filled to 100%. Unfortunately, they saw me lose in three sets. My last match at Wimbledon? I do not know. I really do not know. My goal has always been to play at Wimbledon again. I succeeded this year, and I am very happy. For everything to come now, including the Olympics, it was always planned to speak calmly with my team once Wimbledon was over. I have to take a few days off. Then, we will see: what do I need to be in better physical shape in order to be more competitive? I’m really happy to have come this far in the tournament and even to have been able to play Wimbledon at this level after everything I’ve been through. Of course I would like to play it again, but at my age you never know what can happen.»(Interview at a press conference)
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