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*Official* Tennis Thread
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centurymaker
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Djokovic has 24 slams
Nadal 22 slams
Federer 20 slams
The difference between Djokovic and Nadal is just 2 points. For eg, if Nadal wins 2012 Aus Open Final after being up a break in the 5th set, then both Nadal and Djokovic finish on 23 slams each.
Nadal was just 2 points away from winning the match. So the 2 slam difference is literally only 2 points. So imo there's barely any gap between Djokovic, Nadal and Federer.
Nadal 22 slams
Federer 20 slams
The difference between Djokovic and Nadal is just 2 points. For eg, if Nadal wins 2012 Aus Open Final after being up a break in the 5th set, then both Nadal and Djokovic finish on 23 slams each.
Nadal was just 2 points away from winning the match. So the 2 slam difference is literally only 2 points. So imo there's barely any gap between Djokovic, Nadal and Federer.
ashley bach
Cricketer Of The Year
Some incredible points being played as they head into the 2nd set tiebreak
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Women's tennis obviously has a bit of form here with the Monica Seles incident. Good to see reasonably prompt action in this case.
Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
I watched quite a bit of this match. It was on a small outside court with hardly any spectators (all on one side). It wouldn't have been hard for anyone dodgy to make themselves visible. Credit also to Muchova, who once she realised what was going on went behind the umpire's chair to look after Raducanu until the guy had been removed.
Not entirely sure how you keep people out of worldwide tennis events, but good that they're going to try.