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Fans sitting just three rows back were all decked out in red, white, and blue—matching the colors of the American flag. Even some big names showed up in The White House section, including Robert De Niro, Novak Djokovic's parents, and his coach, Andre Agassi. De Niro was wearing a dark gray cap, though he kept things classic with a crisp white shirt.
“They were trying to surprise me, and it actually worked,” Roger Federer said. He mentioned a similar thing happened during the semifinals at Roland Garros, where about 15 or 20 fans wore yellow just because he was playing in a yellow kit.
“This time they went a step further by wearing the red, white, and blue. I’m pretty sure that was my parents' idea, not Robert De Niro's,” Roger Federer added.
“They were trying to surprise me, and it actually worked,” Roger Federer said. He mentioned a similar thing happened during the semifinals at Roland Garros, where about 15 or 20 fans wore yellow just because he was playing in a yellow kit.
“This time they went a step further by wearing the red, white, and blue. I’m pretty sure that was my parents' idea, not Robert De Niro's,” Roger Federer added.