Paddingtonwolf
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We are done for upsets now I think. Expect a sacrificial lamb to be smashed by Serena on Saturday week and Murray v Djokovic on the Sunday.
Full marks to Bobby Reynolds for gutsy commitment, particularly in seeing off 14 of 18 break points. His demise means it is first time since 1912 that the United States has no men in the third round at Wimbledon though. The glory days of Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi in SW19 are fast receding in the rear view mirror.
We are done for upsets now I think. Expect a sacrificial lamb to be smashed by Serena on Saturday week and Murray v Djokovic on the Sunday.
Why is many of the stars out..grass too long, slippery? Whats the reason?
Players lifting their game against the big guns...It happens every now and then, the same as it can in the FA Cup
Naah Mike I dont believe thats the only reason this time..many injuries and many stars that would walk rhe match are out..have heard rumours they havent cut the grass short enough and thus make the game slower inviting worse players..any truth in that?
The grass is the same as every year
The story that the BBC have been reporting from the LTA(Wimbledon) is that because of the poor weather and lack of sun the ground isn't as hard as in previous years. The grass is as short as normal but the surface is slower due to the ground condition. It has not been a plan to "even things out" and after watching the matches (the benefit of still being on the sick) Federer and Nedal have not been at their best while the people who beat them played out of their skin.
Aah ok..It just seem some people complaining it wasnt cut enough
Its called being a bad loser (except Nadal and Federer who were gracious in defeat)
Bad luck
Existing injuries
easy excuses
But the thing is its not like any year before..you think its down to those things..?
Not being allowed to wear colourful trainers. Orange/Red/green has better grip than white #FACKT