I've got to be on my best behavior for 3 days - otherwise i'd be replying to that post 

Even abuses his sister & girlfriend.

& poor little Prince George

I bet the little royal brat already swears like a navvy, when addressing commoners.

Passing Through wrote: I thought he was really good and the crowd loved him, cheering every point.

E/W Tiafoe.

He'll be on the commentator gig shortly. All of a sudden he will have all the answers

More climate clowns disrupting sporting events last night with some geriatric invading the court and throwing confetti & puzzle pieces all over the place. There was also another group who blocked the track during the mens 400m hurdles at the Stockholm diamond league on Monday morning. Do these plonkers actually think they gain any support with this stuff?

Tiafoe flogged by Dimitrov.

Andy Murray was a victim.

Bianca Andreescu was too.

Jiri Lehecka had to play a fifth set and essentially win his third-round match twice.

Hawk-Eye Live, an electronic line calling system, could have saved the players their set, even their match, but Wimbledon doesn’t use it to its full extent, preferring a more traditional approach. The rest of the year on the professional tours, many tournaments rely exclusively on the technology, allowing players to know with near certainty whether their ball lands in or out because the computer always makes the call.

But when players come to the All England Club for what is widely regarded as the most important tournament of the year, their fates are largely determined by line judges relying on their eyesight. Even more frustrating, because Wimbledon and its television partners have access to the technology, which players can use to challenge a limited number of calls each match, everyone watching the broadcast sees in real time if a ball is in or out. The people for whom the information is most important — the players and the chair umpire, who oversees the match — must rely on the line judge.

The old fuddy duddies.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/10/sports/tennis/wimbledon-line-judges-hawkeye.html?action=click&algo=bandit-all-surfaces-shadow-lda-unique-time-cutoff-30_diversified&alpha=0.05&block=trending_recirc&fellback=false&imp_id=1454314320994849&impression_id=cf3e0778-1f8e-11ee-8628-4b3cf6a8d575&index=2&pgtype=Article&pool=published-assets-db-4-ls&region=footer&req_id=3131602272461760&shadow_vec_sim=0.39155572846623693&surface=eos-most-popular-story&variant=0_pers_engBandit

Come on Novak, wipe the floor with him

Second set a different story! Alcaraz won a hard fought tie break to level it up one set all.

Edited by VSP. - 17 Jul 2023 at 5:30am

Alcaraz takes the third set easily - 6 / 1.

Edited by VSP. - 17 Jul 2023 at 5:30am

Alcaraz wins the fifth 6 / 4.