Well I am one proud, sobbing Brit! Well done Andy!
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Well I am one proud, sobbing Brit! Well done Andy!
I hope there's not a rule that there's no crying in tennis. If there is, I broke it today with tears of joy!
Not what I had expected . . . and certainly not what I had hoped for. There was definitely something off about Djokovic, right from the very start. The ferocity we usually see was just not there.
Kudos to Andy for ending the 77 year drought of "British" winners on the lawn.
Andy seemed to play better when I wasn't watching, so I started leaving the room and just listening to the play by play. I know that sounds ridiculous, but I didn't want to feel responsible if he lost.
His girlfriend is now getting a lot of internet recognition--her hair has its own facebook page. What I noticed is that when they discussed her art on E! News they showed some lovely drawings/paintings of terriers, which immediately made me like her better (not that I disliked her before--I just didn't have any opinion of her other than that she was pretty, because I didn't know a thing about her).
ATP Rankings - new as of July 8th - have some unexpected names in the top ten. Things are shaking up!
1. Novak Djokovic
2. Andy Murray
3. David Ferrer
4. Rafael Nadal
5. Roger Federer
6. Tomas Berdych
7. Juan Martin Del Potro
8. Jo-Wilfred Tsonga
9. Richard Gasquet
10. Stan Wawrinka