Wimbledon Finals

Wimbledon Finals

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Amelie Mauresmo (pictured) and Justine Henin-Hardenne played a rematch of the Australian Open final in January, when Henin-Hardenne quit in the second set with stomach problems.

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Justine Henin-Hardenne lost despite having more winners (31-28) and fewer unforced errors (22-20) than Amelie Mauresmo.

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Amelie Mauresmo won 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 on Saturday for just her second Grand Slam title.

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After the win, Amelie Mauresmo put on a T-shirt that read: "2006 Wimbledon Champion. I am what I am."

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Roger Federer entered Sunday's final against Rafael Nadal having lost the last five matches against the clay-court specialist.

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No. 2 Rafael Nadal had beaten Roger Federer in four finals this year, including at the French Open in June, but couldn't match Federer on his favorite surface.

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No. 1 seed Roger Federer finished off Rafael Nadal in four sets, 6-0, 7-6 (5), 6-7 (2), 6-3 on Centre Court.

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Rafael Nadal managed to take the third set from Roger Federer, the only set the 24-year-old Swiss star lost all tournament.

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Roger Federer is the eighth man in history to win four or more Wimbledon titles.

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Roger Federer (right) leaves Centre Court as the third player in the Open era to capture four successive Wimbledon titles, joining Bjorn Borg (five straight from 1976-80) and Pete Sampras (1997-00).