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Wimbledon

Watched the Federer v Mannarino match at the same time. Shame Mannarino got injured but the angle Federer found to make him slip was pretty evil.

Still Fed will need to up his game next match to stay in this year’s Wimbledon.

And now Serena is out of the tournament injured after 6 games.
 
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Properly outplayed yesterday by Shapovalov. Still, if it is to be Murray’s last Wimbledon he’s had an unbelievable career. Whether he wants to keep trudging through minor tournaments in order to give himself a chance in the majors remains to be seen.

Looks like despite the success of his hip operation he’s still getting related injuries which hamper his training. Can’t train fully, can’t get back to level to win matches, he’s gonna continue to go out early in big tournaments like Wimbledon. Vicious cycle for someone like Murray. Can’t see him hanging around if he’s not gonna be in the mix anymore for the Slams.

Only Norrie left on the men’s side for Britain and he’s bang in form. Up against Federer today and he’s also coming back from injury. Should be interesting match.

Djokovic though looks be 2nd gear and cruising all the way to the final and his 20th slam.
 

Sad if he doesn’t but was a brutal loss. Hurkacz is no mug though. Think now it’s how Fed plans to end his career and going out on his terms. Like Murray both need matches and wins between the slams, otherwise neither will be happy getting thumped in slams.
 
First instance of the day of wanting an Italian win in London. I don't know much about tennis but I reckon it's the less likely of the two! Watched a fair few big serving players make the final only to be dispatched by Federer, presume Djokovic is more than capable of doing same.
 
Was just about to ask if it's fair to say Djokovic isn't playing that well by his standards but Becker more or less said same.

That was a great game by Berretini to keep the set alive.
 

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