Sweet Fifteen!
RO: Fifteen grand slams. What a match! I hated to see Andy Roddick lose after he had such a great tournament, and played an almost perfect match today. And 16-14 in the fifth.? I can't believe I sat still for 5 hours, but I do it every year...and I don't even play.
And now back to the book stuff......
Labels: andy roddick, Roger Federer, Wimbledon
4 Comments:
They should have called it a tie at 12 all and awarded two trophies. My heart bled for Andy--so very close and nothing really he could blame himself for. he played the match of his life!
It was awesome. And I'm rooting for Andy at the US OPEN.
What a match!
I may have to root for Andy at the Open, too. He was terrific. I go to the Open every year, but next year maybe Wimbledon, too.
Ro
Yeah, I can't believe I sat there and watched the entire match (another non-tennis player). Usually I have the tv on and wander in and out while I do other stuff.
I think Roger really wanted this one after losing last year.
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