Share Tweet Email More Save Photo Roger Federer, above, conjured a vintage performance to come back and beat Marin Cilic. Credit Tony O'Brien/Reuters WIMBLEDON, England — At the 2014 United States Open, the only man standing between Roger Federer and another major final, another chance to add to his 17 Grand Slam titles, was Marin Cilic. Rafael Nadal was not in the tournament. Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic had lost by the time Federer and Cilic stepped on the Arthur Ashe Stadium court for their semifinal. Cilic blew Federer off the court that September day, winning straight sets, and went on to claim his first major championship. It seemed as if history was going to repeat itself Wednesday in the Wimbledon quarterfinals, the first match between Federer and Cilic since then. For the first two sets on Centre Court, Cilic was once again bombarding Federer, hitting 12 aces among his 23 winners. He won 87 percent of his first-serv...
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