Meanwhile Jack Draper lost... :rolleyes:
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Meanwhile Jack Draper lost... :rolleyes:
England :haha:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mac76
(Sorry, TEG.)
I'm glad this is the final tbf, because if it had been Djokovic v Federer or Nadal v Federer, I would have been in the strange situation of watching the World Cup final on ITV+5.
The real final was Nadal v Djokovic yesterdayQuote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Anderson wins his third game of a set finally. :faint:
3-4 Anderson leads.
Djokovic to serve.
Don't make it a final now!
Anderson flukes a break point!
It was on Anderson's racquet but goes long with the backhand.
Djokovic holds on.
Set point Anderson!
Djokovic feather a save at the net, Anderson fell over earlier in the point.
Third double fault from Djokovic in this game.
Set point for Anderson!
Djokovic saves it again.
Djokovic holds on!
Two set points for Anderson!
Both saved by Botovic.
Set point again for Anderson!
That one saved also.
Djokovic holds, it's tie-break time!
Djokovic can serve it out.
Four Championship points!
Djokovic beats Anderson 6-2 6-2 7-6 (7-3) to win Wimbledon!!!! :bow:
His 13th Slam overall, moving him ahead of Emerson, only one behind Sampras.
His fourth Wimbledon title which Open era wise leaves him only behind Borg, Sampras and Federer.
Djokovic. :bow:
Welcome back Botovic.
Anderson. :haha:
Big Bird. :haha:
Great tournament for him but ultimately a waste of everybody's time.
Well done Djokovic
Djokovic :bow:.
Hope the draw isn't so lopsided at the US Open so we see a great final again.
Isn't the draw just based on seed order, so in theory the top two seeds meet in the final if the highest seeded player in each match wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Little bit late reply, but yes that's correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
But the problem is that because players like Djokovic, Murray, Wawrinka, Nishikori and Raonic are still on varying degrees of their comeback trails because of injury, their rankings are much lower than what they'd usually be. It makes it all out of whack and this year, Federer going out highlighted how that side of the draw was the pub section much like England's in the World Cup.
It also doesn't help when a handful of top seeds who are/were tipped as potential future greats go out early in nearly every Slam.