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World Tour Finals – Day 8
They played against each other third straight Sunday! It was their eighth match of the season which is a new record # Actually Federer should have won it in two sets, but wasted many opportunities in the 2nd set as he led 5:3* having not faced a break point, had also a mini-match point at 5 all (Tsonga missed in that game all 10
Doubles results:
1984: John McEnroe vs. Ivan Lendl (6-1)
1984: John McEnroe vs. Jimmy Connors (6-0)
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Yesterday spanish television said that Björn Borg never lost a match with matchpoint; do you know if is it true?
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May be in its last match against Alexander Volkov in 1993, but I’m not sure.
It isn’t true. He lost at least two matches from match point-up, against McEnroe in ’79 New Orleans, 7-5 1-6 6-7 – 2 mp, and against Volkov in his last match in ’93 Moscow, 6-4 3-6 6-7(7) – 1 mp.
Gary Lineker: “Football is a simple game: 22 men chase a ball for 90 minutes, and at the end, it’s always Germany wins.”
I would say the same thing for tennis: Tennis is a simple game: two men returns the ball, and at the end, it’s always Federer wins.
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PHM / Cilic, ihere are two intruders among its champions 🙂
Thanks Voo de Mar