Wimbledon

Yes, maybe...

Originally posted by Corran
But why Tiger?

...he likes Frosties. They're great, apparently.

He made a meal of that match at times though eh?

Easier than I thought for Henman today...

I cant seem to catch it on tv!!!😠
I like that brown ground,whats it called in english?😑

Clay?

yeh thats it.😄 I'm so stupid!
I like Guga!! Love Guga! And that spanish player, Ferrero I think. The blond kid.Their cool.There is also this big guy that they call Bear! Is huge!

teehee! the top-4 on the WTA list are in the semi-finals

...And French player Sébastien Grosjean has won and reached the quarter-finals 🙂

There are only 4 grand slam tournaments: US Open, French Open (at Roland Garros), Wimbledon and the Australian Open.

Unfortunately, without telly at work, I have to suffice with watching the scores live on the BBC website, it's quite riveting! I did, however, go to the All England Club last Tuesday. I saw Alicia Molick beat some Russian girl, a French guy beat an Italian-American guy, Robin Soderling beat Verkerk (who was seeded, but injured), the end of the Henin match on the screen on the hill and Sebastian Grosjean (I think) playing Thomas Enqvist. Twas a very long day and I got a tad red!

Neat! I have always wanted to go to Wimbledon. My brother normally goes each year but couldn't this time. He said it was amazing to see Roddick play; he doesn't know how he was ever beaten, based on what he saw.

I find Roddick a tad boring. Plus he has weird serve, kind of sticks his bum out!

What a cad!

He does seem to have this habit of either thrashing his opponent or totally losing it, though. A man like Rusedski WOULD have had a chance of stoppijng him but... well... y'know...

That was actually very funny; I have NEVER seen language like that on the BBC in mid-afternoon before and McEnroe's commentary was to die for!

Originally posted by G.P
...And French player Sébastien Grosjean has won and reached the quarter-finals 🙂

And he'll begin playing our Tim Henman in just a few minutes (hopefully)!

Which is why they are discussing the tennis on Andrew McNeil's 'The Daily Politics' programme... weird!

What is your call for that match, Darla?

Five sets. Henman might lose.

If Henman wins do you think he'll make the final?

Playing Philpoussis? Unlikely.

Actually, I think he would rather play Philopoussis than Agassi... I dunno...

Well, THAT didn't start very well... luckily the English weather God has sent rain to give Henman a break...