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4 minutes ago, ChitHappens said:

Djoker played "keep the ball in play" and hope Fed hits an error for most of the match, very passive. 

 

Fed bout to cry any minute now.

Novak was awful on return. He usually plays Roger so well.

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Two of the greatest players just played one of the best Wimbledon finals match.  This is why most people watch to see Federer/Djokovic, or Federer/Nadal, or Nadal/Djokovic – best vs best.   Was rooting, and had money on Roger, so I was disappointed to see him lose with having two match points on his serve.   Novak is only 32?  If he stays healthy, he definitely could get to 20+, especially with no future superstars coming up.   There’s no reason for the big 3 to retire as long as they keep going deep in grand slams. 

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This is super cool. I’m sure his reception in Japan will be massive.

 

 

STAT. How clutch was Novak during those TBs? He really tightened up his game, but Roger really came unglued.

 

 

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This is funny. Federer makes the same play with Djokovic on the left and Murray on the right, with very different results.

 

 

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Huge ratings for the men’s final for ESPN. It was the No. 1 broadcast in all of cable Sunday, including primetime. Massive increase from last year, which faced the World Cup, and a huge increase from the last time Novak and Roger played a Wimbledon final in 2015.

 

Men’s Finals Ratings - Wimbledon 

2019 Djokovic vs Federer: 0.8 18-49, 3.329 million viewers 

 

2018 Djokovic vs Anderson: 0.24 18-49, 1.056 million viewers 

 

2017 Federer vs Cilic: 0.38 18-49, 1.393 million viewers 

 

2016 Murray vs Raonic: 0.49 18-49, 1.791 million viewers 

 

2015 Djokovic vs Federer: 0.55 18-49, 2.022 million viewers 

 

 

 

 

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I wonder how many non-U.S. players could get caught up in this issue.

 

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On 7/17/2019 at 9:13 PM, Faulkner said:

Huge ratings for the men’s final for ESPN. It was the No. 1 broadcast in all of cable Sunday, including primetime. Massive increase from last year, which faced the World Cup, and a huge increase from the last time Novak and Roger played a Wimbledon final in 2015.

 

Men’s Finals Ratings - Wimbledon 

2019 Djokovic vs Federer: 0.8 18-49, 3.329 million viewers

 

No surprise there.  That's what happens with you get two of the best all time players playing in a 5th set tie break for the championship.    Speaking of tie breaks, I really think Wimbledon should change the rules for the 5th set again.   I would love it for them to go back to "win by 2" in the 5th set just for the championship - there's no next match to be tired for. 

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