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Roger Federer sits in Wimbledon's Royal Box to watch rival Novak Djokovic win

  • On Monday at Wimbledon, Roger Federer and his wife Mirka made a surprise Royal Box appearance to watch Novak Djokovic's fourth-round match.
  • Federer last competed at Wimbledon in 2021 and returned this year, making his third appearance since retiring, to watch matches from the Royal Box.
  • Federer and Mirka were warmly welcomed by spectators and social media, spotted minutes before play in stylish attire, delighting fans at Wimbledon.
  • Federer’s surprise Royal Box appearance delighted fans and showcased Wimbledon’s ongoing appeal to royalty and icons.
  • Beyond his retirement in 2022, Federer’s third Wimbledon appearance underscores his lasting legacy and enduring bond with the tournament at SW19.
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The current number 1 in the ATP ranking, Novak Djokovic, starred in a fun moment after beating Álex de Minaur in Wimbledon with a star spectator: legend Roger Federer. And it is that the Serbian, who noticed the presence of the Swiss in full confrontation, took advantage of the post-partisan interview to praise ‘The Master’... with a joke in between. “Probably it’s the first time I saw myself win a game. The last ones I lost, so it’s good to bre…

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SCAN SPORT - After winning in pain against Alex de Minaur, Novak Djokovic made a nod to Roger Federer in the post-game interview, who attended his 8th final.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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