I'm so glad that Azarenka won the 3rd set.
Not so much because I care about the outcome of the match, but because I'm getting Brent Musberger syndrome:
That's where the announcers fawn all over one player (or team) so much that you start to hate that player.
"Serena has the greatest serve, Isn't Serena great, no one can play anywhere as good as she does, Serena has the greatest return, Isn't Serena great, no one can play anywhere as good as she does, Serena has the best groundstrokes, Isn't Serena great, no one can play anywhere as good as she does, This will be Serena's (insert record here), Serena is the best mover on court, Isn't Serena great, no one can play anywhere as good as she does, Serena is the mentally strongest, Isn't Serena great, no one can play anywhere as good as she does, Oh Serena missed a shot - it's only because of the wind, Isn't Serena great, no one can play anywhere as good as she does..."
McEnroe just said, "Somehow the momentum got on her (Azareka's) side." If he'd bothered to pay attention to the match, he would have seen what was going on.
The CBS announcers have been saying throughout the tournament that "Serena is the overwhelming favorite," and "Serena is the prohibitive favorite." Why were they saying that when they knew perfectly well Azarenka had beater her on hard courts the last two times they played and at last year's US Open it was an even match?
Right now, it is still 50/50 on who will win the match; I hope they will pay attention.