Break points. I vaguely remember seeing those before somewhere...
*goes to look them up on Wikipedia*
A break point occurs if the receiver, not the server, has a chance to win the game in the next rally. Break points are of particular importance because serving is generally advantageous.
-- Edited by RBBOT on Wednesday 23rd of June 2010 07:03:23 PM
55-55! I only just tuned in to the epicness that is this match, I cannot believe my own eyes! This is... this is mad, this is crazy... this is hilariously, absurdly, the most WONDERFULLY EPIC match in the history of tennis!!!!
Mr Isner, Mr Mahut - I salute you!
-- Edited by LadyTigress on Wednesday 23rd of June 2010 07:49:35 PM
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Including qualifying, Mahut has now played 15 more games @Wimbledon 2010 than Roger Federer had to play to win the whole thing in 2009! (that's even with Fed's epic v Duckboy in the Final!)
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GB on a shirt, Davis Cup still gleaming, 79 years of hurt, never stopped us dreaming ... 29/11/2015 that dream came true!
And John Inverdale has just asked John McEnroe if the match should be stuck on Centre Court with the roof lights or if it should be allowed to go to a THIRD day? McEnroe says stick'em on Centre Court because both men NEED the relief of someone winning.
Inverdale has pointed out that last night in the highlights show they discussed whether Isner vs Mahut should be put on Centre Court to finish, and that if they HAD done that last night, that Isner and Mahut would not have finished before dawn today.
Awesome stuff.
Guardian blog is hilarious, loving it!
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King of Slice "He's on a one-man mission to bring the slice back to tennis." Inverdale
Including qualifying, Mahut has now played 15 more games @Wimbledon 2010 than Roger Federer had to play to win the whole thing in 2009! (that's even with Fed's epic v Duckboy in the Final!)
Epic stat, steven.
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King of Slice "He's on a one-man mission to bring the slice back to tennis." Inverdale
McEnroe, Henman and Inverdale debated whether or not Isner vs Mahut ought to be moved to Centre Court tomorrow, so they will play in front of the Queen, in recognition of their efforts. Henman says no. McEnroe disagrees and would like to see that happen.
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King of Slice "He's on a one-man mission to bring the slice back to tennis." Inverdale