article_snippet: Not many people have managed to embarrass Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer during his career.
article_snippet: But a 12-year-old boy left the tennis ace stunned on Tuesday night by beating a 12-year-old boy with a flawless shot during an exhibition match at Madison Square Garden.
article_snippet: The young pretender strolled on to the court and a hoodie and returned a few volleys from Roger Federer before gracefully lobbing the ball over a 12-year-old boy head to win the game.
article_snippet: The young pretender lobbed the ball over tennis ace Roger Federer at the BNP Paribas Showdown on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden .
article_snippet: Roger Federer quickly realises Roger Federer wasn't going to be able to return a flawless shot during an exhibition match at Madison Square Garden and conceded a flawless shot during an exhibition match at Madison Square Garden as the grow erupted into cheers for a 12-year-old boy .
article_snippet: Federer, who has the record for holding the tennis world number one spot, was stunned when a flawless shot during an exhibition match at Madison Square Garden landed perfectly on the line .
article_snippet: The boy, aged around 12-years-old, was invited on court to have a go at giving the 33-year-old legend a court runabout during the exhibition match.
article_snippet: The crowd loved it and so did Roger Federer challenger Grigor Dimitrov who later went on to beat the Swiss himself 6-2, 1-6, 7-5.
article_snippet: Roger Federer has been an ever present in the top 10 since October 2002 and holds the record for being at number one spot for a total of 302 weeks.
article_snippet: Federer, 33, joked with to the crowd during the exhibition match in New York before losing to Bulgarian Dimitrov .
highlights_snippet: A young boy was plucked from the crowd at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night to face Roger Federer .
  
highlights_snippet: A young boy expertly returned the 33-year-old champ's serve and after a few volleys, lobbed the ball over Federer's head to land on the line .
  