Federer has sights set on Becker record

Roger Federer has revealed his desire to emulate boy-hood hero Boris Becker and claim a third Wimbledon title.

Federer has sights set on Becker record
Fri, 01 Jul, 2005 - 09:31
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Roger Federer has revealed his desire to emulate boy-hood hero Boris Becker and claim a third Wimbledon title.

The world number one today takes on Australian Lleyton Hewitt for a place in the men’s final, which he has won for the last two years.

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