First round
Djokovic over Golubev in 3, Stepanek over Cuevas in 3
Simon over Kravchuk in 3, Haase over Pospisil in 4
Youzhny over Ward in 5, Wang over Gonzalez in 4
Querrey over Klahn in 3, Melzer over Tsonga in 5
Gulbis over Zopp in 4, Stakhovsky over Berlocq in 4
Chardy over Cox in 3, Verdasco over Matosevic in 4
Cilic over Mathieu in 4, Edmund over Haider-Maurer in 4
Donskoy over Tomic in 5, Berdych over Hanescu in 3
Murray over Goffin in 3, Andujar over Rola in 5
Kamke over Hernych in 4, Bautista Agut over Johnson in 4
Anderson over Bedene in 3, Roger-Vasselin over Volandri in 3
Gabashvili over Puetz in 4, Fognini over Kuznetsov in 4
Dimitrov over Harrison in 3, Thiem over Saville in 4
Becker over Young in 5, Dolgopolov over Groth in 4
Seppi over Mayer in 4, Brown over Baghdatis in 4
Kuznetsov over Evans in 5, Ferrer over Carreno Busta in 3
Wawrinka over Sousa in 3, Lu over Nedovyesov in 4
Reister over Russell in 5, Istomin over Tursunov in 4
Lopez over Sugita is 3, Falla over Pavic in 3
Nieminen over Delbonis in 4, Isner over Smethurst in 3
Janowicz over Devvarman in 3, Hewitt over Przysiezny in 3
Mannarino over Riba in 3, Robredo over Lacko in 4
Mahut over Granollers in 4, Giraldo over Gimeno-Traver in 4
Muller over Benneteau in 5, Federer over Lorenzi in 3
Raonic over Ebden in 3, Sock over Herbert in 4
Kubot over Struff in 4, Garcia-Lopez over Lajovic in 4
Kohlschreiber over Sijsling in 3, Bolelli over Ito in 5
Kudla over Ilhan in 4, Nishikori over De Schepper in 5
Gasquet over Duckworth in 3, Kyrgios over Robert in 4
Vesely over Estrella Burgos in 3, Monfils over Jaziri in 3
Karlovic over Dancevic in 4, Kukushkin over Sela in 4
Rosol over Paire in 4, Nadal over Klizan in 3
Second round
Djokovic over Stepanek in 3
Simon over Haase in 5
Youzhny over Wang in 4
Melzer over Querrey in 4
Stakhovsky over Gulbis in 5
Verdasco over Chardy in 4
Cilic over Edmund in 4
Berdych over Donskoy in 4
Murray over Andujar in 3
Bautista Agut over Kamke in 4
Anderson over Roger-Vasselin in 4
Fognini over Gabashvili in 4
Dimitrov over Thiem in 4
Becker over Dolgopolov in 4
Seppi over Brown in 5
Ferrer over Kuznetsov in 3
Wawrinka over Lu in 3
Istomin over Reister in 3
Lopez over Falla in 4
Isner over Nieminen in 4
Hewitt over Janowicz in 4
Robredo over Mannarino in 4
Mahut over Giraldo in 5
Federer over Muller in 3
Raonic over Sock in 3
Kubot over Garcia-Lopez in 5
Kohlschreiber over Bolelli in 3
Nishikori over Kudla in 4
Gasquet over Kyrgios in 3
Monfils over Vesely in 4
Karlovic over Kukushkin in 4
Nadal over Rosol in 3
Third round
Djokovic over Simon in 3
Melzer over Youzhny in 4
Verdasco over Stakhovsky in 4
Berdych over Cilic in 4
Murray over Bautista Agut in 3
Anderson over Fognini in 3
Dimitrov over Becker in 4
Ferrer over Seppi in 3
Wawrinka over Istomin in 4
Lopez over Isner in 4
Hewitt over Robredo in 4
Federer over Mahut in 3
Raonic over Kubot in 3
Kohlschreiber over Nishikori in 4
Gasquet over Monfils in 4
Karlovic over Nadal in 4
Fourth round
Djokovic over Melzer in 3
Berdych over Verdasco in 5
Murray over Anderson in 3
Ferrer over Dimitrov in 4
Lopez over Wawrinka in 4
Federer over Hewitt in 3
Kohlschreiber over Raonic in 5
Gasquet over Karlovic in 4
Quarterfinals
Djokovic over Berdych in 4
Murray over Ferrer in 4
Federer over Lopez in 4
Kohlschreiber over Gasquet in 5
Semifinals
Murray over Djokovic in 5
Federer over Kohlschreiber in 3
Final
Federer over Murray in 4
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Comments and your own predictions are appreciated!
The match Djoko vs Stepanek has lasted over 180 minutes. Great! The longer, the better!
Good job, Stepanek! 5 sets would have been better!
Why? Novak is quite fit. He’s not going to be tired out from a match like this. In fact, it could be quite the opposite. Since he hasn’t played any matches prior to Wimbledon, this match could give him the match play that he didn’t get prior to the tournament.
It was a surprising decision. I guess he felt confident he could win the game anyway.
…….. and if it went to a TB he would get the match.
lol…you’l never give djokovic credit, ed 😛 it was an awesome display of sportsmanship, nothing else… when the point is so big, you cannot pretend …
At RG IN 2011, it was set point to Lorenzi against Rafa and Rafa conceded a point to him and has done it countless times. Djoker and Rafa do it all the time much more than Fed and Muzz.
You’re right. It was a display of good sportsmanship and it is curmudgeonly of me to say it was a calculated risk.
Rafa never played Lorenzi at RG in 2011 !, are you talking about rome?
yes, rafa also concedes points… but this one here by djokovic was quite remarkable… cleaning a ball mark on clay before the umpire comes is good sportsmanship but in that scenario its delaying the inevitable because the umpire will eventually check…rafa , has however, conceded some points portraying great spirit..
I agree that rafa and nole concede the most points…
@vamosrafa,
You are absolutely correct. That was a crucial point in the match. If Novak was broken at that point, then Steps would be serving to win the fourth set and send it into a fifth set. In this instance, I give Novak credit for doing that.
Of course, Rafa concedes points. He is a great sportsman. But what does Novak conceding a critical point in a match have to do with Rafa/
Maybe Nole felt bad for when his racquet went over the net vs Muzz and he didn’t concede the point and is now trying to make up for it.
To give Djoko his due, he does that all the time, so does Rafa.
So much for BB’s input 🙂
lol…djokovic has been lucky in the tie break…match pnt
Will we see bandages?
I guess Rafa will be on Ct 1 tomorrow.
why are they not releasing the order of play ! waitinggg…Rafa HAS to get revenge..VAMOS
Rafa first on Centre court !!! I WILL BE IN OFFICE at that time 🙁 🙁
It will be warm and partly cloudy
http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=uk7dayx7;page=2;ct=9616~London%20Borough%20of%20Ealing;sess=#forecast
Just hope the roof is open for sure. Rafa is 1st on CC tomorrow.
Fed didn’t get his wish and should STFU about his laughings…
https://twitter.com/PseudoFed/status/481859887157501952
https://twitter.com/PseudoFed/status/481857217596260352
^^Woot! Too funny @PseudoFed, 1st tweet……….
Please tell me that they won’t have to close the roof for Rafa’s match!
Rafa needs to take it to Rosol and dispense with him once and for all!
Ohhh snap nny! 🙂
Because they are…. two wild and craaaazy guys!!!!
https://twitter.com/ATPWorldTour/status/481873495177981953
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpFNC7puU2M
Beauty and the beast. 🙂
^^Hawkeye, you and I think alike. When I saw the Step/Berdy bit on another website, the old SNL Martin/Aykroyd skits were the first thing I thought of. Those wild and crazy Czechs….
Too funny!
About time, Fab’s antics are not fab any more………….
RT @ESPNTennis: “Fognini’s first round antics, which included this scene, earned him a total of $27,500 in fines from Wimbledon http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=11124351 …”
Watch Rafa’s ball control skills, he really would have been a good footballer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEfuFtOeOoU&feature=youtu.be
Playing football with his little cousins, he really is relaxed about his match tomorrow.
Vamos Rafa!!
Another video of Rafa goofing around with his cousins today……
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyEH7Ir9k3o&feature=youtu.be
Gosh, what’s not to love about this guy? He cooks, he is close to his extended family. Just presses all the right buttons. Yum yum……….
“Cooking dinner after a long day of training and preparing for tomorrow!”
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152312825671026
So Steps did challenged Nole, as expected.
#OldIsGold
#NotWeak
#tingTingHawkeye (or HoldsEye)
Play of the Day belonged to Steps. So would have been a good match, no.
#HoldsEyeLogic
#YouAreWelcomeAgain (I’m bored now though, :p)
#HopeThisDoesn’tContinue
A full on drama as Djokovic falls over and rolls onto his shoulder.
^^^posted on the wrong thread