Coup Droit wrote:

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Some people often talk about how our players choke, or can't finish matches, or are mentally weak or whatever. It always annoys me as, although it might be right in very specific cases, my point is that it is SO common as to be normal. Players in the lead blow it. If you go Roehampton for the day, and watch a lot of matches, here and there, (as opposed to just a couple, start to finish) you see it SO often.

The WTA site has summarised a few from yesterday (they focus on the player fighting back - but that;s just the other side of the same coin - look at the ones who lost)

"Amanda Anisimova was one of several players who pulled off remarkable comebacks, overturning a 4-0 second-set deficit to defeat No.4 seed Hailey Baptiste 6-7(3), 7-5, 6-1.

Elsewhere, Alexandra Eala saved eight match points en route to upsetting No.14 seed Tamara Zidansek 1-6, 7-6(9), 6-3 and Anca Todoni came from 3-0 down in the decider to best No.32 seed Kimberly Birrell 6-7(2), 7-5, 6-4.

Playing just the fourth event of her comeback from a two-year injury hiatus, Zarina Diyas came from 5-2 down in the third set to edge No.29 seed Sachia Vickery 3-6, 7-5, 7-5."

And I saw plenty of others too

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 A very good point. Shows how interest in a result can affect how you view a performance. Same applies to media. The idea that our player won or our player lost, not that the other player won.

wales1994 wrote:

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So annoying that the BBC are showing Goffin over Banks.

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 The BBC only have access to show court 1 apparently and I guess it's the All England Club who determine the schedule.  I have commented previously on how pathetic I think this is.  At the French Open qualifying I was able to watch any court I wanted on Discovery Plus.