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</form> Roger Federer reckons his rivalry with Rafa Nadal makes them the Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi of tennis

 But the No.1 seed hopes he stays in Wimbledon longer than the football superstars have remained in the World Cup

 Ten years after their epic final of 2008, the Swiss and the Spaniard are still the two top-ranked players in the world

 Federer, who turns 37 next month, said: "I see the comparison - they have a long-standing rivalry

I have the same with Rafa.  "They're very different from one another. I guess there's some similarities there as well

As similar as we are, Rafa and myself, we're still very different on many levels

I think it's pretty much the same for them.  "I never met them, so I can't really talk about how different or how similar they are to our rivalry

Obviously in football, it's different because you're only as good as your team. The pitch is huge, with 11 of them running around

With us, we're a little more in control, let's be honest. I hope I can control it a bit better than they could

We'll see how it goes."  Federer and Nadal have met 38 times – with the Spaniard leading 23-15 – but arguably their most famous match was here a decade ago when the left-hander won his first Wimbledon title in a five-set classic

 "I think it was one of the hardest losses I ever had, no doubt about it," said the 20-time Grand Slam winner

"I was so close to making it six in a row. The initial reaction was, Okay, got to win it again next year, '09, and I did, in an epic one against Roddick

That was beautiful after the heartbreak in '08.  "It was a great match for many reasons

It also made me more human potentially, the loss under the circumstances. But it was a great match to be part of

 "We go back in time with Rafa. I'm sure that we'll talk about it when we're older in the rocking chair

We'll talk about how it all was. I'm sure I took something away from it, but mostly positive, even though the moment was pretty hard naturally

"  Federer, who is scheduled to meet No.2 seed Nadal in the final, is seeking to equal Martina Navratilova's record of nine Wimbledon singles titles after skipping the clay court season

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Massive News Out Of The FBI – Trey Gowdy Has Finally Done It - Duration: 13:28.

Massive News Out Of The FBI – Trey Gowdy Has Finally Done It

It was the moment millions of Americans had been waiting for.

Trey Gowdy finally said the words everyone wanted to hear.

And it drove the final nail in the coffin of the anti-Trump FBI.

Gowdy has been one of the leaders in digging through the FBI's misconduct during the

2016 election.

He has hammered home the point that the FBI used the fake news Christopher Steele dossier

to spy on Carter Page.

And now he wants something done about.

Gowdy – who chairs the Oversight Committee – joined with House Judiciary Committee

Chairman Bob Goodlatte to call for a special counsel to investigate the FBI's conflicts

of interest and the leadership's decision making process during the 2016 election.

Fox News reports:

"HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN BOB GOODLATTE AND REP.

TREY GOWDY ON TUESDAY DEMANDED THE APPOINTMENT OF A SPECIAL COUNSEL TO INVESTIGATE "CONFLICTS

OF INTEREST" AND DECISIONS "MADE AND NOT MADE" BY CURRENT AND FORMER JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

OFFICIALS IN 2016 AND 2017, NOTING THAT "THE PUBLIC INTEREST REQUIRES" THE ACTION.

GOWDY, R-S.C., AND GOODLATTE, R-VA., PENNED A LETTER TUESDAY TO ATTORNEY GENERAL JEFF

SESSIONS AND DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL ROD ROSENSTEIN.

"MATTERS HAVE ARISEN—BOTH RECENTLY AND OTHERWISE—WHICH NECESSITATE THE APPOINTMENT

OF A SPECIAL COUNSEL.

WE DO NOT MAKE THIS OBSERVATION AND ATTENDANT REQUEST LIGHTLY," GOWDY AND GOODLATTE WROTE.

THEY POINTED, SPECIFICALLY, TOWARD THE USE OF THE INFAMOUS ANTI-TRUMP DOSSIER USED IN

THE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE COURT TO OBTAIN A WARRANT TO SPY ON FORMER TRUMP

CAMPAIGN ADVISER CARTER PAGE.

"THERE IS EVIDENCE OF BIAS, TRENDING TOWARD ANIMUS, AMONG THOSE CHARGED WITH INVESTIGATING

SERIOUS CASES," THEY WROTE.

"THERE IS EVIDENCE POLITICAL OPPOSITION RESEARCH WAS USED IN COURT FILINGS.

THERE IS EVIDENCE THIS POLITICAL OPPOSITION RESEARCH WAS NEITHER VETTED BEFORE IT WAS

USED NOR FULLY REVEALED TO THE RELEVANT TRIBUNAL."

ASKED WHY A SPECIAL COUNSEL WAS NEEDED, GOWDY TOLD FOX NEWS, "CONGRESS DOESN'T HAVE

THE TOOLS TO INVESTIGATE THIS…

WE LEAK LIKE THE GOSSIP GIRLS."

The FBI has a lot to answer for.

Critics argue the Bureau misled the FISA court in their application for a warrant to spy

on Page.

They used the Steele dossier – which was not "verified and documented" as Bureau

protocol requires – nor did they properly disclose its origins.

And James Comey may have illegally leaked classified information by passing along memos

of his conversations with the President to a friend so they would be leaked to the press.

The FBI's corruption and conspiracy against Trump is the real scandal of the 2016 election.

And Gowdy is correct to call for a special counsel.

Do you agree?

Let us know your thoughts in the comment section.