Tennis stars prove to be ace sportsmen
Federer has taken everything - good or bad - in his stride and joked when the ball didn't go where he wanted it to
Ipswich
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WHAT a credit to tennis are Jack Sock and Roger Federer.
Their sporting manner and total enjoyment of the game was a pleasure to watch.
Some of the other players should learn from them and stop being throwing hissy fits when things don't work out.
Sock and Federer have taken everything - good or bad - in their stride and joked when the ball didn't go where they wanted it to.
They are true sportsmen.
It's been a joy to watch them play the game and be such great role models to future young players.
DAWN JONES
Silkstone
Originally published as Tennis stars prove to be ace sportsmen
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