milanhime夜未眠

2015溫布敦 milanhime其實有關心

寶貝的賽事默默的也看了三場

雖然不一定是全程 but 等於前三輪通通都為他加油了

不過 昨晚的十六強賽事(第四輪)

一方面太晚開賽  再方面前兩盤實在太過刺激

所以 milanhime早早就決定放生寶貝 讓他自生自滅

早上起床第一件事就是先確認寶貝有沒有存活

結果呢  打了三個鐘頭又兩分鐘 比分 2-2   天色已晚 順延到今天

能夠輸兩盤 再拿回兩盤 這個毅力跟決心還是球王本色

不過 順延再賽   這真的有點不妙

碰上203公分巨人的大砲型選手 一旦慢熱 發球輸人 機會就沒了

前兩盤的狀況差不多就是如此 打到搶七就危險了

還好溫布敦的決勝盤是打長盤 這一點對寶貝來說 還算是有保障一點

milanhime昨晚並沒看球 只上官網看看即時比分就覺得緊張了

因為當時轉播的是中央球場Federer的賽事

在第一球場比賽的寶貝 透過網路還是能夠觀賽 不過milanhime沒那麼勤勞

目前八強中七強席次已定 就只剩第一種子與十四種子之間的最後決勝盤

懶散的milanhime最近大賽都不再每場一一紀錄

而是一次把各回合賽事成果報告一下

寶貝如果打得不夠好 milanhime就會不會想留紀錄

可是 這一次溫布敦 決定還是先做個紀錄好了 算是為寶貝加油集氣一下囉

以下留個路透社報導 data for reference

Bad light stops Djokovic after epic fightback

By Alan Baldwin

LONDON (Reuters) - Holder and top seed Novak Djokovic suffered an almighty scare against South African giant Kevin Anderson before bad light halted play with the score tied at two sets all in their fourth round match at Wimbledon on Monday.

The world number one lost the first two sets 7-6(8) 7-6(8) on tiebreaks before roaring back to win the next two 6-1 6-4 and remain on course for a 25th successive grand slam quarter-final.

No respecter of reputations, 14th seed Anderson out-ran and out-reached the shaken Serb over the first two hours to send shudders of anticipation around Court One as a shock upset loomed.

They were the first sets the twice champion had dropped in this year's tournament and Djokovic looked uncomfortable against his opponent's booming 130mph deliveries and barely slower second serves.

With his back to the wall and staring at the earliest exit by a top seed in 14 years, the Serb then found a sudden burst of energy to raise his game and take the third set in a rattling 24 minutes.

He carried the momentum over into the fourth, racing against the fading of the light, and broke Anderson in the third game before serving out 6-4 as the clock passed the three hours mark.

Boos and shouts from the crowd of "play some more" greeted the umpire's decision to suspend the match until Tuesday on the same court -- when rain threatens -- as the players packed their bags and walked off.

If anyone was smiling, it was Djokovic -- calm restored and everything to play for.

Anderson had started aggressively, keeping Djokovic on the defensive through an opening set that went with serve to the tiebreak that the South African won with an ace after the champion had rescued one set point and then double-faulted.

The South African made the first break of the match in the second set, going 3-1 up before Djokovic broke back.

The Serb saved two set points against his serve to level at 6-6 and set up a tiebreak that could have gone either way before Anderson served an ace and then broke Djokovic's serve for the set.

"Anderson came out and meant business," commented former champion John McEnroe on the BBC.

"What changed (after the second set) was Anderson realised he could win this match and that mindset puts the stress on you and you start to think 'Can I actually win this?' Djokovic just kept on working."