Roger Federer admitted his amazement at Team World's comeback that saw them win their first-ever Laver Cup in London — watch 'Roger's Last Dance’ at 20:00 (BST) on Eurosport 1 and discovery+.
Federer's Team Europe had led 8-4 going into Sunday's matches, but they lost all three of the rubbers; the first in the doubles, and then the two singles ties that followed, as Felix Auger-Aliassime stunned Novak Djokovic, and then Frances Tiafoe mounted a remarkable fightback — staving off four match points — to defeat Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Ad All of which meant Casper Ruud's final match against Taylor Fritz went unplayed, with Team World holding an unassailable 13-8 lead.
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