Federer has won more than 100 matches at Wimbledon in about 20 years. This minimal statistic is enough to explain the value of who you are talking about and to understand why the coach suggested to Sonego to imagine playing with a faceless player. Otherwise he would have crushed him.
Sonengo was very good in the first set, lost 7-5, he put his opponent in difficulty and above all he was not intimidated. Then, little by little, this approach crumbled and there was no more game.
The continuity of the attitude on the court held in the first set was the mental difficulty that Sonego had to face. He often lacked patience, facing the conclusion of the point.
Maintaining a continuous approach during the match is perhaps the most relevant problem in the game of tennis, who fails to do so becomes emotionally unstable, begins to give importance to his fears and to face them exaggerates in agonism, trying to conclude points quickly.
At every level this problem appears, its solution can be compared to a maturity exam that allows you to pass from one level to the next. Until you reach the top of the ranking and you meet Federer who represents the last test to become champion.
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