Wimbledon Champions Dinner 2012 pictures

It was a unique combination of winners in this year's Wimbledon... Roger Federer and Serena Williams won the Wimbledon 2012 titles... both players in their thirties (30s)... made it a special Wimbledon 2012 :)

Here are some pictures of the Wimbledon Championships 2012 Champions' Dinner held at the InterContinental Park Lane Hotel on July 8, 2012 in London, England.

Seven time Wimbledon Men's Champion Roger Federer showing his title at the Wimbledon Champions Ball at the InterContinental Park in London, England. 

Five times Wimbledon Ladies Champion Serena Williams showing her title at the Wimbledon Champions Ball at the InterContinental Park in London, England.

In this handout image supplied by the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), Wimbledon Singles Champions Serena Williams of the USA and Roger Federer of Switzerland pose for a portrait at the Wimbledon Championships 2012 Champions' Dinner at the Inter Continental Park Lane Hotel on July 8, 2012 in London, England.

Pic courtesy: Handout/Getty Images Europe

Roger Federer of Switzerland poses with a bottle of champagne after regaining world number one status with his victory over Andy Murray in the 2012 Men's Wimbledon final at Wimbledon on July 9, 2012 in London, England.

Pic courtesy: Clive Rose/Getty Images Europe

Wimbledon 2012 Men's singles winner Roger Federer attending the Wimbledon Championship 2012 winners ball

Pic courtesy: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Europe

Wimbledon 2012 Women's singles winner Serena Williams attending the Wimbledon Championship 2012 winners ball

Pic courtesy: Bethany Clarke/Getty Images Europe

Humble Andy Murray crying after Wimbledon finals

Andy Murray reached Wimbledon finals becoming the first British player to be in Wimbledon finals for over quite a long time. But, Roger Federer beat Murray in the finals to shatter Britain's dream of ending Britain's 76-year wait for an All England Club men's champion.

Murray was unapologetic at the end of the hard loss to Federer in the Wimbledon finals. He ended up choking with tears during the interview in the center court. It was nice to see a simple and humble person that Murray was.... even in this defeat he did win many of us and am sure its just a matter of time before he wins his first of his many Grandslams to come!!

Here is a look at how Andy Murray tried hard to keep his emotions under control after the Wimbledon finals loss to Federer.. but ended up crying...

Scottish player Andy Murray in tears after the tough Wimbledon 2012 finals loss to Roger Federer

Andy Murray's girlfriend Kim Sears in tears seeing Murray crying after his Wimbledon 2012 finals loss

Andy Murray reflecting upon his fourth grandslam finals loss

Andy Murray crying during the post match interview at the Wimbledon Center court after his Wimbledon 2012 finals loss

An emotional Andy Murray struggles to find words during the post match interview with Sue Barker

British Wimbledon finalist Andy Murray enduring a tough fall during a tough finals loss to Roger Federer at the All England Club in Wimbledon 2012.

Murray's girlfriend Kim Sears wiping her tears as she supports her boyfriend in his Wimbledon finals loss

Kim Sears crying after witnessing her boyfriend Andy Murray unable to control his emotions after his Wimbledon finals loss

Andy Murray and girlfriend Kim Sears together after Murray's Wimbledon 2012 finals loss to Roger Federer

Pics courtesy: Various internet sources, wimbledon site, AP and getty images

“I’m getting closer,” Andy Murray, whose valiant effort was watched by Royal Box guests Prime Minister David Cameron, David Beckham and Prince William’s wife Kate Middleton, choked as applause rang out.

“I was told after my semi-final that this was my best chance, Roger’s 30 now, but he’s not bad for a 30-year-old, he played a great tournament. Congratulations, you deserve it,” Murray added.

“I think he’s giving himself so many looks at big titles. I really do believe deep down in me he will win grand slams, not just one,” Federer said.

I'm sure Murray is on his path to glory soon... and after this Wimbledon, Murray has got one more fan added to the growing list :) 

Roger Federer wins record 7th Wimbledon title

Roger Federer won a record-equalling seventh Wimbledon title and 17th Grand Slam crown on Sunday, shattering Andy Murray's dream of ending Britain's 76-year wait for an All England Club men's champion.

The Swiss maestro Federer, playing in his eighth Wimbledon final and 24th Grand Slam championship match, won 4-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4 to join Pete Sampras and William Renshaw as a seven-time Wimbledon champion.


The Swiss maestro also regained the world number one ranking. Federer is just the third man over 30 to win Wimbledon following Rod Laver in 1969 and Arthur Ashe in 1975. Roger Federer's last grand slam title was at the 2010 Australian Open. Just when people wrote off Federer, he has come back with a big bang!!

Here are some of the pictures of the greatest player in Tennis history Roger Federer's 7th Wimbledon title victory.

Roger Federer kissing the coverted Wimbledon trophy which he won for the seventh time beating local British player Andy Murray

King Federer shows off his 7th Wimbledon trophy

Roger Federer's reaction after beating Andy Murray in the finals to win the Wimbledon Men's title for the 7th time equalling his idol Sampras' record

FedEx reacts after winning his 7th Wimbledon and 17th Grandslam title in Wimbledon 2012

Losing finalist Andy Murray is being consoled by the Swiss Maestro Federer after he beat the former in the Wimbledon finals

Roger Federer's wife Mirka Federer with her mother and Federer's twin daughters Charlene Riva and Myla Rose cheer from the players box during the Wimbledon 2012 finals. The twins watched their father win the Wimbledon for a record 7th time

King Federer waves at the crowd from the Wimbledon balcony

"He doesn't want to stop now. He knows he's going to continue to play well and try to break seven, and he could very well end up with eight or nine Wimbledons," Sampras said in a telephone interview. "I just think he's that much better than the other guys on grass, and he loves the court the way I loved that court. He's a great champion, a classy champion, and I'm really happy for him."

Wimbledon 2012 winner Roger Federer and runner-up Andy Murray pose with their trophies

Federer's twin kids Myla Rose and Charlene Riva with their mother Mirka during the Wimbledon 2012 finals

Mirka and twin daughters cheering Federer to a 7th Wimbledon Championship title

Wimbledon 2012 Men's singles finalists - Roger Federer and Andy Murray pose before their finals

Pics courtesy: Thanks to the official Wimbledon site...

“I played some of my best tennis in the last couple of matches,” Federer said after raising the trophy with his wife Mirka and giggling twin daughters Charlene Riva and Myla Rose watching on from the players’ box.

“I’ve missed playing in the finals, and it feels like a great moment. I’ve gone through some struggles, so this one comes at the right time,” Federer added.


What more can we ask from this magician called Roger Federer!!! All hail the King... he is back :D