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isner can do it!!!
if one of these players tries to attack on the return they would have a good chance at a break point
isner can do it!!!
Isner looks geriatric.
I'd say one training session off for whoerver wins!
odds of the score beeing higher than lakers:bosten game 7???
Pretty good. I'd say this game could go into the 80s before one of them is injured or finally loses the ability to coherently make shots.
wow. i was expecting to wake up for a winner, and nope 68-68
will it happen here?
Mahut up 30 love on Isner's serve
3 straight aces for Isner
Mahut misses a drop shot on what should have been a easy pt, since Isner fell down
matchpoint!!!!
thats it!!!...we appreciated history!!! WOW
It's over!!!
That was rather anti-climactic.
both are winners!!!
Incredible.
I hate that tennis matches rarely ever end on a long rally it is always something like that, an error and a player gets behind in the game or a double fault on a serve
...I wish I had 3 televisions.
Italy Slovakia game.....a classic AND this one
Nadal is a big cheater
what'd he do?
He took a medical timeout after holding serve in the 4th set. I think he was up 3-2 in the set, but down 2 sets to 1. In the presser, he said his right knee was bothering him and that his quad muscle was tight. After that timeout, he proceeded to break Petzschner's serve and then won the set 6-2.
He was also given an official warning for coaching.
Last edited by carina_gino20; 06-27-2010 at 11:57 AM.
out all people, I never thought It'd be Nadal doing that. In a sense, he's admitting that he needed to stop Petzschner's momentum. To be fair, everybody does the coaching thing. They should just make it legal already
Yeah, the furore is because he looked fine before and after the timeout, although he did call the trainer for one last time (not a medical TO) after that to rub his knee and quad again. He has also backed out of the Davis Cup this July against France to get treatment done on the right knee.
About the no-coaching rule, why do they keep it?
What? Out of the top guys Nadal is the one that asks for the trainer the most (alongside Djokovic), and always when he's losing.
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