Re: Wimbledon 2018
: 15 lip 2018, 16:58
2 gemy i Novak doczeka się swojego szlema po 30-stce. 
Spoiler:
ATPWorldTour.com breaks down the 2018 Wimbledon final
Three-time former champion Novak Djokovic, the No. 12 seed from Serbia, leads eighth-seeded South African Kevin Anderson 6-2, 6-2 in the final of The Championships at Wimbledon on Sunday.
Djokovic, who beat World No. 1 and two-time former titlist Rafael Nadal 10-8 in the fifth set of a two-day semi-final, leads Anderson 5-1 in their FedEx ATP Head2Head series. He has captured 12 Grand Slam championship trophies. Anderson, victor over John Isner 26-24 in the fifth set of their semi-final on Friday, is appearing in his second major final (also 2017 US Open).
FIRST SET
Anderson got off to a nervous start, striking a forehand long at 30/30 and then double faulting at break point to gift Djokovic the first game. Djokovic won 12 of the first 15 points to seize early control of the final. Although Anderson has contested the 2017 US Open, the occasion at the All England Club, coupled with nerves and stellar groundstroke play from Djokovic, ensured the South African’s potency on serve and movement was compromised. Djokovic soon led 5-1 after just 21 minutes and Anderson received treatment for a right arm injury at the end of the one-sided first set.
SECOND SET
Djokovic carried the momentum into the second set, breaking Anderson’s serve in the first and fifth games. Although Anderson was more competitive, Djokovic kept the upper hand in longer rallies and kept his opponent on the backfoot with changes in groundstroke pace. Anderson created his first break point at 2-5, 30/40, but he struck a backhand long in an 18-stroke rally and Djokovic won the next two points for a commanding lead.
Three-time former champion Novak Djokovic, the No. 12 seed from Serbia, leads eighth-seeded South African Kevin Anderson 6-2, 6-2 in the final of The Championships at Wimbledon on Sunday.
Djokovic, who beat World No. 1 and two-time former titlist Rafael Nadal 10-8 in the fifth set of a two-day semi-final, leads Anderson 5-1 in their FedEx ATP Head2Head series. He has captured 12 Grand Slam championship trophies. Anderson, victor over John Isner 26-24 in the fifth set of their semi-final on Friday, is appearing in his second major final (also 2017 US Open).
FIRST SET
Anderson got off to a nervous start, striking a forehand long at 30/30 and then double faulting at break point to gift Djokovic the first game. Djokovic won 12 of the first 15 points to seize early control of the final. Although Anderson has contested the 2017 US Open, the occasion at the All England Club, coupled with nerves and stellar groundstroke play from Djokovic, ensured the South African’s potency on serve and movement was compromised. Djokovic soon led 5-1 after just 21 minutes and Anderson received treatment for a right arm injury at the end of the one-sided first set.
SECOND SET
Djokovic carried the momentum into the second set, breaking Anderson’s serve in the first and fifth games. Although Anderson was more competitive, Djokovic kept the upper hand in longer rallies and kept his opponent on the backfoot with changes in groundstroke pace. Anderson created his first break point at 2-5, 30/40, but he struck a backhand long in an 18-stroke rally and Djokovic won the next two points for a commanding lead.
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