"The idea came after the tragic incident in Charlottesville and we came up with this line promoting peace and freedom and liberty," said Rojer as a small crowd cheered. "I have been wearing it all around and I have another one that has a bunch of people locked in arms civil rights march and hopefully we are moving in that direction. "I have been here since I was 12 years old, it's a great country I am happy they let me in and that I got to do my job here. "We didn't have many chances on their serve and they took all of them," lamented Feliciano Lopez, who was beaten in the third round of the singles by Roger Federer. "This is something to be proud of and I think we have many years to still play together."

Source: Times of India September 09, 2017 03:00 UTC