Wimbledon

The Amazing World of Yen-Hsun Lu

Wimbledon Monday, in which all the men and women play their fourth round matches, is perhaps the most sought-after ticket short of the men's championships itself.  While fourth round matches generally favor the higher seed, with eight matches being played, there is usually an upset.  Indeed, form almost held, but there was one upset.  Andy

Wimby Day 7: Lu Upsets Roddick in 5 (4R)

This is Yen-Hsun's resume heading into Wimbledon.  First round loss in Chennai.  First round loss in the Australian Open.  Reached the quarterfinals of Johannesburg (losing to Monfils).  First round loss in San Jose.  Second round loss in Memphis (to Andy Roddick).  Second round loss to Indian Wells (to Andy Roddick).  Second round loss in Miami. 

Wimby Day 7: Soderling over Ferrer in 5! (4R)

Sometimes, a match comes down to nerves.  Soderling was cruising in this match.  Almost right out of the gate, Ferrer seemed despondent, thinking Soderling might overpower him.  Now, Ferrer probably wasn't thinking that.  Ferrer is one of the better competitors on tour.  Despite his diminutive size, he is quick and chases down lots of balls.

Wimby Day 7: Federer steamrolls Melzer (4R)

Federer usually has a few easy matches en route to a Slam.  Sometimes it's one or two, as in the French, when he had one easy match against Gael Monfils, and technically, the final was pretty easy too. Already, Federer has beaten Arnaud Clement, someone that he hasn't lost to in years.  Today, Roger faced

Tennis Channel Pulls Off Nifty Wimby Re-telecast

When I heard that Tennis Channel was going to use the middle Sunday, where is a rest day for all players, to re-telecast every point of the Isner-Mahut match, I wondered if they had gone insane.  The match was 8 hours and 11 minutes long.  While it was exciting to watch the match as it

Wimby Day 7: Preview

With the middle Sunday as a rest day (unique among Slams that generally want to make money off this day), Day 7 is really Monday and not Sunday. Let's take this opportunity to look at Monday.  On Monday, all men and women will play their fourth round matches in Wimbledon's version of "Super Saturday" except

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