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sorry to break it to you but you'll get a group A match. group B plays Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday. group A plays Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

I know the vast majority of players (Roger included) do use the over the head forehand follow through every now and again, mostly when on the run and they need a little extra whip on the ball... but watching Roger play a couple of times this week he has been using that follow-through...

Giraldo just fed Isner a tasty breadstick in a little over 20 mins.

He Believes!!!!

EPIC game!

took care of llodra quite comfortably, most likely Tsonga next. could be a fun match to watch... both just going for broke on every single shot!

he's clearly dangerous but his technique off both wings and his movement doesn't fill me with confidence... but i guess it doesn't have to be pretty as long as it gets the job done.

winners: Giraldo 22 - Ferrerro 1

^^^ 6-0 2-0 now... not gonna be handed a bagel or breadstick, at least not in the 2nd set.

1st Return points won: 91% not even God-mode Federer can put up those kinds of stats! he's clearly in the zone but it's only a matter of time before he starts missing a few of those winners and it all starts to fall apart.

bagel it is! que viva Colombia!!!

i hope whoever goes through isn't too tired to take on rafa...

^God-mode dissapeared in the finals.

i'll stick my neck out for an outsider: Thomaz Bellucci. tall lefty with a big serve and a whippy forehand, had decent form in the south american swing, and a good run in Miami. 2008 Roland Garros he was actually the player that got the most games off Nadal the whole tournament.

good point, but even before he got his serve broken, he was clearly irritated by it, and afterwards too you could see it in his face... he would get ready to return serve, get in position and then stand up staright again, waiting for nadal to finish his pre-serving routine. yeah, it's mental...

the umpire is clearly an idiot. Tsonga worked his ass off to move nadal around and get him out of breath, and then nadal takes all the time he wants. you cannot tell me that it was not an issue. as far as tsonga needing to man up, he shouldn't have to in that respect. the rules are there for...

nobody mentions the time issue?!?! Tsonga was dominating Nadal at the beginning, and yes, he failed to take advantage of a lot of break points... but there can be no question that Tsonga was clearly irritated by Nadal taking more than the 25 seconds allowed between points. some will say that...

Monaco doesn't believe, that's his problem.

El Secreto de Sus Ojos - The Secret in Their Eyes. fantastic movie

that's not really a fair assessment, now is it? fair enough about the net game but the serve and backhand?!? he can serve huge when he wants to and has great variety, he just doesn't use it very often and ends up hitting 3/4 serves a lot of the time. His backhand is solid and if he gets a...

Posted this in another thread, thought some Uk posters here might be interested: Final offer for tickets to semis tomorrow. I have 2 tickets for afternoon session and 2 tickets for evening session: Lower Level 1 Block 105 Row R Tickets for each session are £50 each (face value + booking fee...

I have the following tickets for sale: 2 x Thursday 26th November all day Level 1 Lower Block 106 Row FF 5 x Saturday 28th November - semis - all day Level 1 Lower Block 105 Row R 2 x Sunday 29th November - the final Level 1 Lower Block 115 Row GG I have the tickets in hand. drop me an...

I have the following tickets for sale: 2 x Thursday 26th November all day Level 1 Lower Block 106 Row FF 5 x Saturday 28th November - semis - all day Level 1 Lower Block 105 Row R 2 x Sunday 29th November - the final Level 1 Lower Block 115 Row GG I have the tickets in hand. drop me an...

car crash tennis at its best

he's just messing with us for drama, gonna win it in a tie-break!

The real question is this: would you take crystal meth if it meant you could hit the ball like Agassi for a couple of hours?

anybody else watching on tennistv.com? there's no sound.