All we could do was hope that we would get to see one of the
old timers that still make it to the final rounds in most tournaments. Surprisingly,
Djokovic was ousted early but as the tournament progressed, both Federer and
Nadal were having decisive wins. To see them both in the final would have been
a dream, but it was not to be. In his quarter final victory, Nadal incurred a
leg injury, and when it came time for the semi-final round with Federer, he had
to withdraw.
The day of the finals was beautiful, and the tickets the
Woman got put us on the net – we were so much in center that we couldn’t even
see the net, just the white stripe on top! Both the women’s and men’s finals
went to three sets, but sadly it wasn’t going to be our day to see Roger get his
101st career win – 100 was in Dubai. But we did get to see two folks
get their first major tournament win – Canadian Bianca Andreescu eked out a
late break to defeat Angelique Kerber, and Roger, who was tied one set all and 5
games all in the third set with Dominic Theim, unbelievably got broke, and
Theim served for his first career win.
Oh, and this time was much like the last. We spent 3 hours
in the Eisenhower Emergency Room the day before our tennis date after the Woman
had a wine accident – won’t say any more than that – you’ll have to talk to her
if you want details. Anyway, 9 stitches later we were discharged.
Talk to you soon.
Talk to you soon.
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