Yeah I was expecting a better second set from her after getting beat down in the first. Yeah it's cool to see a young American doing something. Having Isner as current young guy drives me crazy because I can't handle how pissed/whiney he gets on court at times.
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Isner is 27. Not so young. The closest thing US tennis has to a young gun these days is Ryan Harrison.
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Yeah I don't mind Harrison. I guess the better term for Isner is "new on the scene", since he went the college route. Jack Sock doesn't seem too bad either.
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Azarenka better get her choking symptoms checked out before it's too late and she goes full blown Almagro out there.
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Djokovic completely dominates Ferrer in the SF with a 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 scoreline. Novak was great, but Ferrer really has nothing to hurt him with. It's when you see noncompetitive matches like this in a slam SF that you know the sport misses Nadal.

Fed/Murray tomorrow should be much more interesting.
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Yeah should be a good measuring stick for where Fed is at. You know he wants revenge on Murray.
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Djokovic vs Murray on right now.
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Have my money on Murray. Don't know that he'll necessarily win but I think it's the right play getting +175 odds.
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Anyone up watching?
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I'm kind of watching on and off. Although it's only 9pm here.
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I'm at work, so I am watching on the tv up here.
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Murrey seems to be struggling with his leg.
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Not quite the epic from last year, but now the first person to win three consecutive Aussie Opens, Novak Djokovic. Adding on to his already incredibly impressive career with a sixth slam.
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Blister in his foot affected him, it seems. It's too bad because I think it would have been far closer otherwise like the USO. But tennis is a game of endurance as much as anything and Novak won that aspect of it today.
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Yea I had no idea what his actual injury was, but I saw him holding his hamstring, so I assumed.
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