Heading down to London today for the tennis. Got tix for wed/thu so hopefully Murray and nole both win today so they play each other on Wednesday. Canny wait
Results 1 to 30 of 63
Thread: O2 tennis
-
05-11-2012 10:44 AM #1
O2 tennis
-
05-11-2012 01:25 PM #2
Dinnae understand the way the groups are set up.
1 3 5 7 & 2 4 6 8 which gives Federer the easiest draw, surely it should be 1 4 5 8 & 2 3 6 7.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
07-11-2012 03:11 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
-
07-11-2012 03:16 PM #12
Djokovic now serving to stay in the match. You cannae beat matches between these two!
-
07-11-2012 03:17 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
-
07-11-2012 03:27 PM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
-
-
07-11-2012 04:23 PM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
-
08-11-2012 08:14 AM #17
Off to O2 again today. Fed v ferrer and del Potro v tipsarivic. Only downer is no nadal this year. Last time I saw him down here was just amazing. Gives everything to every shot
-
08-11-2012 09:37 AM #18
Shame to see Murray lose this but im sure he will have more Grand Slam success. IMO, Federer (whilst probably the best tennis player thats ever lived) is in his twilight and Nadal looks like injuries have caught up with him so these are the top two now
-
08-11-2012 09:40 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Who is that gorgeous lady in your avatar?
-
08-11-2012 03:23 PM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
-
-
08-11-2012 10:56 PM #22
Not seen much of this so far this year but I'm off tomorrow so I'll be watching Murray tomorrow night against Tsonga.
There's a lot of permutations regarding qualification for the semi finals from that group, in fact it's actually possible for Murray to win tomorrow and still go out (if Berdych beats Djokovic in straight sets and Murray beats Tsonga in three sets then Murray will finish 3rd).
If Murray loses tomorrow, he'll still qualify as long as he takes a set against Tsonga and Djokovic beats Berdych.
The good thing for Murray is that he plays second tomorrow so he'll know exactly what he has to do to qualify. Although extremely unlikely, it is still possible that Djokovic won't qualify so he won't be wanting to take any chances tomorrow against Berdych.
If Djokovic wins, Murray knows that if he takes the opening set then he will be through.
Tsonga could also be eliminated by the time he takes to the court against Murray. Unless Djokovic beats Berdych in straight sets, Tsonga will be out, regardless of how he gets on against Murray so that may go in Murray's favour as well.
The problem will be if Berdych beats Djokovic, the pressure will really be on as Murray will then have to beat Tsonga, possibly in straight sets, to go through.
-
09-11-2012 02:17 PM #23
Djokovic takes the opening set 6-2 and is a break up in the second set.
As long as Berdych doesn't come back to win this, Murray will be through if he takes a set tonight against Tsonga.
A straight sets win for Djokovic, though, does keep Tsonga's hopes alive so he will know that he has nothing to lose tonight if this match goes as planned.
-
-
09-11-2012 02:32 PM #25This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Your doppleganger keeps confusing me!
Incidentally, we did a tour of Wimbledon whilst down in London not too long ago - very interesting indeed!Madness, as you know, is a lot like gravity. All it takes is a little push.
-
09-11-2012 03:54 PM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Been off yesterday and today though so enjoying watching the tennis.
Was that in the museum etc? I've never actually been in there despite being down for the tennis over the past few years. It really is an iconic place to be though, particularly when you get into Centre Court. There's just something special about being inside the Centre Court at Wimbledon. I remember feeling like an excited wee boy on Christmas morning, only a few years ago, when I went in there for the very first time.
I think you just recognise the history that comes with Wimbledon over the past 100 years or so whenever you're in there. Amazing place.
-
09-11-2012 04:09 PM #27
Djokovic won 6-2 7-6 and knocks Tomas Berdych out of this year's tournament, whilst he goes through as group winner with a 100% record.
Berdych looked like taking the match into a decider in the tiebreak but Djokovic saved 3 set points and won 5 points in a row to win the tiebreak 8-6.
That result now means that Andy Murray will join him, as long as he manages to win at least a set tonight against Jo Wilfried Tsonga. However Tsonga also has an outside chance of qualifying, despite losing his first two matches, but only if he wins in straight sets.
Djokovic will now play the runner up of Group B on Sunday, in the semi finals. At the moment, it's really too close to call.
-
-
09-11-2012 07:32 PM #29
Murray takes the opening set, 6-2 and takes his place in Sunday's semis.
Far too easy so far and really disappointing from Tsonga who really had to go for it from the start if he was going to have any chance of making the last four.
-
Log in to remove the advert |
Bookmarks