Hewitt won’t show signs of ‘weakness’ against No.1

If Lleyton Hewitt’s hip causes him problems against Roger Federer in their Wimbledon showdown, the Australian won’t give any inkling. Hewitt, the clear underdog for his fourth-round match against the world No.1 on Monday, has been playing with pain for weeks and refuses to let it interfere with his bid to ruin Federer’s run at a sixth consecutive title. “I don’t complain about injuries too much,” Hewitt said. “I think that comes from a football background, you don’t show when you’re hurt. “