Marcus Willis, from playing against Federer at center to asking for tickets on Twitter

Marcus Willistennis teacher who in 2016 passed the preliminary stage and ended up playing against Roger Federer on center court, took to social media asking tickets for this year’s tournament.

Willis, now 32, rose to fame by winning seven matches before Wimbledon, including Andrey Rublev and Daniil Medvedev, and reaching the final draw, where he beat Lithuania’s Ricardas Berankis in the first round, before meeting and losing to Federer in the central one.

Nevertheless, Willis, with the memory of playing against the eight-time champion in the Cathedral, won the award of the tournament with the most beautiful shot, a lob he sent against the Swiss.

Now, after being photographed helping out as a bricklayer at his cousin’s works a few years ago, the Briton took to social media again to claim a ticket for this Tuesday’s Wimbledonmore precisely, the day when Federer will return to the recognition tournament.

But Willis didn’t even ask ticket for the factory, but he did it for the objects, which are known as a earth passagewith which you have access to all side tracks, but not track 1 and center.