Age shall not weary Roger Federer nor the years condemn, but still the veteran Swiss master could not summon up enough to break the spirit of Novak Djokovic. Turning 33 next month and now the father of four, the extraordinary Federer somehow managed to  turn Sunday’s Wimbledon final into a marathon and gave himself a fleeting sight of victory that  may have become a reality against anyone else. Saving a match point in the fourth set and spurning a break point in the decider, he made a nonsense  of the 2013 final — won by Andy Murray, of course — being the most  difficult act to follow.
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Djokovic wins the final set 6-4 to earn his second Wimbledon title
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Federer won the first set on a tie-break but Djokovic battled back to lead by two sets to one
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The Swiss star fought back in the fourth to level the match
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Djokovic last won at Wimbledon in 2011
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Federer was looking to win his eighth title at SW19
FOURTH SET: 7-5 @placeholder – The most thrilling set in the match by far, with five breaks of serve.