Dead Gambler Could Win £100,000
ENGLAND
A
betting man could bank over £100,000 if Roger Federer wins his seventh Wimbledon title this year. However, there is a slight problem - he is dead!
Nick Newlife placed £1,520 on Federer to win seven Wimbledon singles' titles at odds of 66/1 back in 2003 - the year the Swiss master won his first title - but the 59-year-old from Oxford then died in February 2009.
If Federer wins, the charity Oxfam will be the recipient of the winnings (a cool £101,840).
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