Anderson has lost his last 5 break chances. Where was this vs Federer?

Not sure it is as much Tennis as it is serving practice.

They've each traveled about 2.5 miles in points alone.

JUburton wrote:They've each traveled about 2.5 miles in points alone.

They've played 88 games and are going on 6 hours. I am guessing that 2.5 miles is pretty low per game played but I doubt those stats exist.

Quick google search says average running distance in a normal match is 3 miles so this is very low.

Interesting that they've each reached or exceeded 250 serves. Glad there's no pitch count.

136 mph serve from Isner still. Good God.

Someone already has the match posted in the wikipedia article on longest tennis matches with the note [still playing.] That seems a little obsessive.

isner finally gets broken. 24-25. no idea why, at 0-15, he lobbed it over when anderson was laying on the ground.

Ever watching 7 Days in Hell with Andy Samberg and Kit Harrington?

Shit

anderson closes it out.

Isner is a classy guy. I would have started bawling and ran away maybe.

heyeaglefn wrote:

JUburton wrote:They've each traveled about 2.5 miles in points alone.

They've played 88 games and are going on 6 hours. I am guessing that 2.5 miles is pretty low per game played but I doubt those stats exist.

Quick google search says average running distance in a normal match is 3 miles so this is very low.

This is via the IBM Stattrack of the match. They were at about 12500-13000 feet when I posted it.

http://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/scores/stats/1601.html

JUburton wrote:

heyeaglefn wrote:

JUburton wrote:They've each traveled about 2.5 miles in points alone.

They've played 88 games and are going on 6 hours. I am guessing that 2.5 miles is pretty low per game played but I doubt those stats exist.

Quick google search says average running distance in a normal match is 3 miles so this is very low.

This is via the IBM Stattrack of the match. They were at about 12500-13000 feet when I posted it.

http://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/scores/stats/1601.html

If you average it out per game played it is very low. But when you have over 100 total aces you aren't going to have many long rallies.

Joker looks amazing.

Classic going on in the fifth here.

Hope this keeps going

Djok wins 10-8. Hope his whiney ass loses tomorrow.

Crazy he could get his 13th major

Kerber up a set and a break.