Please tell me?Was federer crying?Really was he crying?

Question

Where can I see the video?I like him a lot!I couldn't see the interview!They didn't show in my country!

Answer 1

The both cried.

Answer 2

of course he cried like a little girl what did you expect from a guy wearing a cardigan and a bag that looks almost lik a woman's purse?

Answer 3

No - they were tears of Joy :)

Answer 4

go to Nbcsports.com and click on tennis they should have it there. It was sad and Rafa saw it and when he was interviewed he had nothing but great things to say about Roger.

Answer 5

Yes he was. What country you live in?

Answer 6

yea he cried...its hard to control emotions u know

Answer 7

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...

Are you sad ?! Because the better man won in the end ? Are you sad ?! Both played amazing tennis but Roger just couldnt convert any break points on Rafa`s serve he didnt even manage to get many in the 5th set. Nadal screwed up championship points in the 4th and i was really worried it would muck up his concentration but he came back strong and is now the WIMBLEDON CHAMPION !:p Vamos Rafa

Here is the video of his interview check it out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbkUWFnAZ...

Enjoy Mr weird Ginafi ! YASS !

Answer 8

he was not crying...or as much as Nadal-how can you like nadal

Answer 9

He was being interviewed by John McEnroe for NBC's coverage as soon as he left the court and even though there weren't any long visible tears running down his cheeks, you could clearly see his eyes watering and hear his voice dropping. John was nice enough to end the interview quickly and allow Federer to exit the interview room. It was a sad and yet touching moment.

He still went down fighting and I don't think he has anything to be embarrassed about. It will hurt though, as I am certianly hurting at the moment. LOL But with a match of this quality its a shame that there had to be just one winner!!!

Answer 10

Yes. It must've been so hard for him. Just think of it... critics and people said that Nadal was too good for him this year, and he wanted to prove them wrong by winning Wimbledon. But he couldn't, and this was really the last chance of winning a grand slam, because now he has Nadal and Djokovic at the US Open to deal with. It's OK to show some emotions.

Answer 11

I'd imagine someone might put it on youtube in a few hours or a day or two.  It wasn't obvious that he was but like after he and Rafa left the court John McEnroe was interviewing him inside the door and in the middle of a question Federer turned away and put his head down and you could tell he couldn't hold it in anymore.  McEnroe saw it and sort of just said "Ok thanks man let me give you a hug. Thanks so much." and Roger silently walked away with his head down and his hands on his face.  It was pretty touching.