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Wimbledon Men's Final - Djokovic V. Federer
Here we go, hoping for a great match between two incredible tennis players.
Anyone want to call for a winner? I don't think I could call this one! I wouldn't mind either winning.
Anyone want to call for a winner? I don't think I could call this one! I wouldn't mind either winning.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.He is (Krygios), so frustrating he can't seem to keep his attitude in check, in the after match interviews as well as on the Court.
I wondered if they would have a word with Putintseva (her of the questionable shorts) after she took out some of her frustrations on the court while playing Williams. That's another one to watch I the future I think. Only 5'4 too!
I wondered if they would have a word with Putintseva (her of the questionable shorts) after she took out some of her frustrations on the court while playing Williams. That's another one to watch I the future I think. Only 5'4 too!
Normally I would support Djokovic against Federer but given Federer's performance in the semi final, and the fact that he's becoming a bit of an elder statesman, plus the fact that it would be his 8th title has put me in the Swiss camp for now
I still think Djokovic will win tho (and I thought that even before the first set!)
I still think Djokovic will win tho (and I thought that even before the first set!)
A large percentage of the crowd are in the Federer camp, which isn't surprising. But i am getting a strong hint that Andrew Castle has als nailed his colours to the Federer mast - and he is meant to be impartial. He gets a little over-excited whenever Roger wins a crucial point and, in the 10th games of the 2nd set, he was offering excuses for Federer, saying that he may be suffering from fatigue. Prior to the semi finals, Fed had been on court for 7hrs 50 mins, compared to Djoko's 10hrs 42 mins.