Roger Federer beat Andy Murray to reach 10th Wimbledon final

Roger Federer beat Andy Murray to reach 10th Wimbledon final :

Roger Federer was in imperious form as he beat Andy Murray 7-5, 7-5, 6-4 to achieve his tenth Wimbledon final.

Federer had dropped only one game coming into the semifinal round, yet confronted a first break point in the opening game. The No. 2 seed got 8 out of 8 first serves in the first game. He won 76% of first serves in the opening set and got the pivotal break of serve in the twelfth diversion when Murray couldn't control a Federer strike on second set point.

It wasn't solid for Murray who attempted to make any advances into Federer's serve.

Federer began serving again in the second set and held it to cherish. Murray got away with a hold sparing couple of break focuses in the fourth amusement when Federer's strike fizzled. 

Federer was holding his serves without nay inconvenience constraining Murray to serve to stay in the second set at 4-5. The Scot did figure out how to hold the tenth round of the second set that about took 15 minutes to finish sparing mulliple set focuses from 0-40 down.

At match point the crowd tried to rally Murray one last time to no avail. And as the players exited - Murray scurrying off with head bowed, Federer taking the acclaim of the crowd - the standing ovation was underpinned by a sense of murmuring pleasure at the wonder of Roger.