Cam Norrie has plan to overcome Roger Federer as Brit eyes Wimbledon Centre Court upset

Super-fit Cameron Norrie is aiming to run Roger Federer off Centre Court in the Wimbledon third round. The British No 2’s Argentinian coach Facundo Lugones revealed that Norris ran 10,000 metres every day during lockdown, and didn’t take a single day off in his relentless fitness regime.
Norrie faces a massive task against eight-time Wimbledon champion and 20-time Grand Slam winner Federer – but Lugones reckons his sheer honesty, and his formidable fitness, gives the 25-year-old a chance.
Lugones has been Norrie’s coach since 2017, when the pair met at Texas Christian University, where the South African-born star first rose to prominence on the college circuit.
But Norrie’s rise this year has been spectacular, registering 31 wins, reaching finals at the cinch Championships at Queens Club, in Lyon and Estoril with his ranking shooting up to 34th in the world.
And it is all on the basis of Norrie’s phenomenal fitness – and brutal honesty – Lugones believes.
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