Roger Federer down 2-0 to ATP #60 Alejandro Falla of Colombia.
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That would be awesome!93henfan wrote:Day 1 Upset Alert:
Roger Federer down 2-0 to ATP #60 Alejandro Falla of Colombia.
I'm rooting for Nadal.
Actually, I'm rooting for Roddick first, but he'll disappoint me early.
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Federer's really reaching down here in the third set.
Falla called for a trainer after the second set to get some work on his left thigh/hammy, then called for the trainer again after game three of the third set. Hopefully he's not breaking down.
As of now:
Federer 5-4-2
Falla 7-6-2
Falla called for a trainer after the second set to get some work on his left thigh/hammy, then called for the trainer again after game three of the third set. Hopefully he's not breaking down.
As of now:
Federer 5-4-2
Falla 7-6-2
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Oh, he's down 2 SETS...I thought you meant he was down 2 GAMES93henfan wrote:Federer's really reaching down here in the third set.
Falla called for a trainer after the second set to get some work on his left thigh/hammy, then called for the trainer again after game three of the third set. Hopefully he's not breaking down.
As of now:
Federer 5-4-2
Falla 7-6-2
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I realized the disconnect. I should have been more specific.bandl wrote:Oh, he's down 2 SETS...I thought you meant he was down 2 GAMES93henfan wrote:Federer's really reaching down here in the third set.
Falla called for a trainer after the second set to get some work on his left thigh/hammy, then called for the trainer again after game three of the third set. Hopefully he's not breaking down.
As of now:
Federer 5-4-2
Falla 7-6-2
Btw, every time Federer tries to run away here in set 3, Falla claws right back. 3-3 in the third after Federer was up 3-2.
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Honestly, my initial reaction was 'Who in the hell is this guy who broke Federer on his first serve of the tourney??'93henfan wrote:I realized the disconnect. I should have been more specific.bandl wrote:
Oh, he's down 2 SETS...I thought you meant he was down 2 GAMES
Btw, every time Federer tries to run away here in set 3, Falla claws right back. 3-3 in the third after Federer was up 3-2.
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Swissy won the third set, but he's down 4-3 in the fourth (Falla broke him so he's got the game advantage)..... 
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Going to a tie break in the 4th.
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I had forgotten that Wimbledon started today. Thanks for the heads up, 93.
I'm glad Federer came back to win. Had he lost this early it would have taken some intrigue away from the tournament, IMO.
I'm glad Federer came back to win. Had he lost this early it would have taken some intrigue away from the tournament, IMO.
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Agreed, it would be similar to Tiger missing the cut at the Masters.SunCoastBlueHen wrote:I had forgotten that Wimbledon started today. Thanks for the heads up, 93.![]()
I'm glad Federer came back to win. Had he lost this early it would have taken some intrigue away from the tournament, IMO.
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So American John Isner is in the fifth set against some guy named Mahut, all square at 29-29.

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What? That has to be a typo on your partGrizalltheway wrote:So American John Isner is in the fifth set against some guy named Mahut, all square at 29-29.![]()
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I shit you not, 33-32 now, coming up on 6 hours and 40 minutes. Longest match in pro-tennis history.bandl wrote:What? That has to be a typo on your partGrizalltheway wrote:So American John Isner is in the fifth set against some guy named Mahut, all square at 29-29.![]()
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Dear god. Seriously, how hard is it to win 3 points in a row?Grizalltheway wrote:I shit you not, 33-32 now, coming up on 6 hours and 40 minutes. Longest match in pro-tennis history.bandl wrote: What? That has to be a typo on your part
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Isner just had two match points and blew them both, so apparently really hard.bandl wrote:Dear god. Seriously, how hard is it to win 3 points in a row?Grizalltheway wrote:
I shit you not, 33-32 now, coming up on 6 hours and 40 minutes. Longest match in pro-tennis history.
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At this rate one of them is going to have to take a ball right to both eye pieces in order for one of them to win. Or just flat out die of exhaustion.93henfan wrote:Wow. 34-34 now. Thanks for the heads up.
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I forgot that they play games for the match at Wimbedom, not just points. Makes this even more impressive and exhausting.
35-35.
FUCK. I would be looking at the brackets right now...if Federer, Nadal, Dojkovic, Roddick or Davydenko were my next opponent I'd just quit.
35-35.
FUCK. I would be looking at the brackets right now...if Federer, Nadal, Dojkovic, Roddick or Davydenko were my next opponent I'd just quit.
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Yep, that's how it is with all the grand slams.bandl wrote:I forgot that they play games for the match at Wimbedom, not just points. Makes this even more impressive and exhausting.
35-35.
FUCK. I would be looking at the brackets right now...if Federer, Nadal, Dojkovic, Roddick or Davydenko were my next opponent I'd just quit.
Wow, just crossed the 7 hour mark, good thing this was split between two days.
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It's also a good thing that Bud Selig isn't the tournament referee. 
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1. I don't have cable (for the weekday matches).
2. My favorite player hasn't graced the grass at Wimbledon for several years now.
Therefore, I'm not watching.
2. My favorite player hasn't graced the grass at Wimbledon for several years now.
Therefore, I'm not watching.

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The U.S. Open has a tiebreaker by points in the 13th game. First to 7 points, win by 2.Grizalltheway wrote:Yep, that's how it is with all the grand slams.bandl wrote:I forgot that they play games for the match at Wimbedom, not just points. Makes this even more impressive and exhausting.
35-35.
FUCK. I would be looking at the brackets right now...if Federer, Nadal, Dojkovic, Roddick or Davydenko were my next opponent I'd just quit.
Wow, just crossed the 7 hour mark, good thing this was split between two days.
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Oh, good call. Leave it to the Brits to be stubborn traditionalists.
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Aren't we being the stubborn ones if the English/French/Australians all settle the tiebreaker by games and not points?Grizalltheway wrote:Oh, good call. Leave it to the Brits to be stubborn traditionalists.
Although I have to admit that I don't watch the Australian and French Open like I do Wimbledon and U.S. Open, I generally only watch the semi/finals...what is their tiebreaker process?
