Roger Federer’s primary weapon is revealed by Grigor Dimitrov

Though many had anticipated that Dimitrov would win more, he had a fantastic career.

Though many believed he would win more, Grigor Dimitrov had a fantastic career. The Bulgarian player got the opportunity to compete against tennis greats like Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Roger Federer.

Grigor Dimitrov advanced to the Australian Open final in 2017. Rafael Nadal was on the other side of the net, and the Bulgarian was having one of his finest games ever. On 4-3, Dimitrov scored with a magnificent backhand two break balls, and the Spaniard answered like a real champion, bravely canceling both.

He lost the game the next time he batted, giving up the lead. For Dimitrov, who had won 22 Grand Slam titles, the loss was bittersweet. He told the New York Times in an interview that it took him seven or eight months to get over it.

Following his defeat by Rafael Nadal at the 2017 Australian Open, Grigor Dimitrov suffered greatly: “It took me seven or eight months to beat Rafa.” I was playing really well and had two break balls to climb 5-3 in the fifth set.

Even though I had every reason to win that game, I still lost. You make an effort to use your knowledge and pose inquiries to yourself. I’ve always had the opinion that you should speak with family, friends, or professionals.

Grisha paid tribute to the legendary Roger Federer at a Wimbledon press conference, saying, “Roger was always able to take my time.” That was always the case when I played against him here, as I recall. That completely removes you from your game, puts you in a very uncomfortable position on the track, and forces you to play punches you shouldn’t,” Grigor says during a press conference. “When that happens, you’re in trouble with any player, but especially against him” .

The Bulgarian, who lost to world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in the Miami Masters 1000 final, is playing very well this year.

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