Lightning struck twice today on Centre Court ⚡Steve Flink explains:
WIMBLEDON If you had a Centre Court ticket today at the All England Club, the program looked thoroughly enticing and the audience seemed certain to be richly entertained by the cavalcade of stars walking out onto the most famous tennis court in the world.
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Another retirement today puts Roger Federer in to the 2nd round of Wimbledon and has sparked some discussion on what to do about retirements:
Novak Djokovic advances to the second round of Wimbledon with a retirement from Klizan. Brett Haber, Jon Wertheim, & Paul Annacone discuss:
"So do results make the person? Or does a person need to be validated by anything other than pure self-belief?"
Each had won a first round match. One has played more than 100 Grand Slam singles matches; the other less than 50. One has won two majors and is currently ranked number one in the world. The other has made it to one Grand Slam semi and reached a career-
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CoCo Vandeweghe celebrated theFourth Of July today with a win at Wimbledon! She joined Brett Haber and Jon Wertheim to chat about her win:
Coming up, American CoCo Vandeweghe joins us in the studio to talk about her win today! ??
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Judging from the highlights and the match stats Djokovic's returns and backhand is still in good shape while he made 72% of his first serves. Another thing that occured to me this week was his net game and he was 9/12 at the net vs Monfils.
Like Djokovic's game in general, his volleys are underrated. His backhand, movement, and returns are not underrated. Everyone knows those are world class. But I think his net game, serve, forehand, and touch is underrated.
You are not going to be an all-time great on grass like Djokovic without having some net skills. He has many strengths but his volleys are an important part of his game on grass especially. He has some pretty average overheads and he can look stupid at the net but when he plays well he can also play surprisingly well at the net.
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A frustrated Jordan Thompson was left to rue a missed opportunity to build on his strong grasscourt form after crashing out of the first round at Wimbledon.
Two weeks to the day that the Sydneysider lowered the colours of world No.1 Andy Murray at Queen’s Club, Thompson was bundled out by Spanish 25th seed Albert Ramos-Vinolas 6-4 6-4 7-6(4).
After losing the opening set, the 23-year-old led 3-1 in the second after finally breaking the serve of the left-hander from Barcelona.
Coming up today on Wimbledon Primetime: Angelique Kerber, Novak Djokovic, and Roger Federer
Daria Gavrilova was in a confessional mood in her post-match press conference as she attempted to process her heart-breaking loss to Petra Martic at Wimbledon.
Daria Gavrilova dubbed herself a Grand Slam choker after adding a despairing first-round Wimbledon defeat to her depressing run at the majors.
Little more than a month after also falling in the opening round at Roland Garros, the new Australian No.1 suffered a gut-wrenching 6-4 2-6 10-8 loss to Croatian qualifier Petra Martic.
Despite her steady rankings rise to 20th in the world, Gavrilova has won just four Grand Slam matches in her past five majors – and only one outside of Australia.
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