Sometime in the middle of his preparation for Sunday’s final, Roger Federer spent his time with Ava Mear, a five-year-old girl who is disabled with a brain injury. The little one received VIP treatment at the All England Club, met the 32-year-old Swiss, had lunch in the players’ dining room, and got to play some tennis on the courts too. The 7-time Wimbledon champion was gracious and in no rush while meeting the VIP guest.
Mear is receiving rehabilitative treatment for a brain injury at The Children’s Trust, in Tadworth Court.
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