
Swiss Roger Federer outplayed Canadian Milos Raonich in the decisive meeting of the tournament in the Australian Brisben, becoming the third tennis player in history, who won 1000 victories in the world round of ATP.
The final match of the competition, held on Sunday, ended with Federer’s victory over Raonich with a score of 6: 4, 6: 7, 6: 4. The duel lasted 2 hours 13 minutes.
The 33-year-old native of Basel executed 21 filing on, not making a single double error. Also, the ex-first racket of the world was implemented by three Break-point out of seven, losing only one game on his presentation.
The title, won on in Brisben, became for Federer the first in the season and 83rd in his career, bringing him 250 rating glasses and 80 thousand dollars of prize.
Previously, the line of 1000 victories in the world round conquered only to the American Jimmy Connors and Czech Ivan Lendlu.