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There was rain today and it caused some problems for Wimbledon. However, rain is a natural part of Wimbledon Tennis tournament. However, more people are concerned about Roger Federer than the rain. Roger Federer has remained unbeaten in this tournament for the last few years. In the first round earlier today, he did not show any sign of stopping his top form in Wimbledon.

Bloomberg reported:

The 25-year-old Swiss, who won his opener today, has 4-9 odds at U.K. bookmaker William Hill to take the third of the year's four Grand Slam events. A victory in southwest London would tie him with Sweden's Borg, who won his fifth consecutive Wimbledon in 1980. Rafael Nadal is the second favorite at 9-2.

``Roger is probably the greatest player of all time, if he can keep going,'' said Peter McNamara, who won two Wimbledon doubles titles in the 1980s. ``Unless they have a day like they've never had, nobody can beat him.''

I am a big fan of Roger Federer not because he is a the best Tennis player today but simply because he has a generous heart. Roger Federer is keen to help the poor people and he spends some of his money and time to do so. I guess the prayers of all those people who receive support from his charity are praying for him to shine in Wimbledon 2007.