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Doesn't warrant a card because he usually celebrates like that apparently and never been booked in the past.

Would love to see Westwood finally win a major, always just missed out...

I see La Liga going back to the two team show, Athletico have struggled to hold on to their best players while Barca and Madrid break transfer records.

Nope you are right, he does have Tourette's and apparently that is suppose to make him an even better keeper.

Like the African teams, should win the World Cup soon...

Be good to see the sport grow in the states, it is clear over the last few years they are improving. Very hard to beat, well organised unit. I'm sure just giving the size of the country they can improve far more. Just wish our rubbish FA would get their heads out of the sand and start putting proper coaching systems in place.

Nadal's struggles on grass continues, but not to take anything from kyrgios he has announced himself on the scene tonight... Lets see if he can finish the job...

Isner must get fed up with tie breaks, I don't think I have ever seen a player play so many

Never are, but you can win a bit if you do accumulators, I usually do three and go different ways... but if like Nadal was to lose I have him on all my cards so that ruins it ...

He is costing me money regardless ...1 set up, destroying all three of my acummalators...

Indeed, he did have talent but felt other things were more important.... Dan Evans is showing commitment and I feel he will reach that top 100 ranking...

Kingfox who is your favourite player? and out of the young crop coming through who do you think will be the next major winner?

Looking forward to the Kyrgios, Vesely match both potential future stars... should be an exciting game... I'm tipping Vesely for this one though

Murray usually cuts up players like Anderson... I see a comfortable victory...

Murray looking every bit the player we saw win this last year, I certainly believe he will win this again. Murray just looks at home here

Just caught the Monfils match, did he realise this wasn't an exhibition?

or do they flip a coin to see who wins? or just settle for the draw and a point each?

Rosol hitting heavy, grass is certainly makes Nadal very beatable, hasn't played well on it for a few years now not since he won in 2010

Tsonga game starting to remind me of the isner mahut match, play suspended for the night.... neither player looking like dropping serve.. I don't it will reach anywhere near that match though ... can see this lasting maybe another 6 games tomorrow, I love the no tie break in fifth set..

Since coming back from surgery you mean, not been great but not bad either, quarter final at us open with a back injury... at Aussie open despite not playing any real tennis for many months he got the the quarters... and semi final at the French which is his worst surface.... Grass is Murrays favoured surface and he is starting to get that confidence back into his game after the injury, negotiated a tricky opponent yesterday in style. Djokovic, hasn't won a slam for a while, and Murray does have the better game on grass IMO

Same here it is almost like Djokovic is somehow going to come back

Watching the repeat of the Wimbledon final last year, making me excited for the couple of weeks ahead. It will be good watching a Brit who can genuinely win rather than the rubbish the England football team put on at the World Cup.

Well he has been injured, and clay isn't his best surface yet that is the one championship he made it to the semis in... The Aussie open came too early after coming back from injury, don't write him off just because he is struggling for form after back injury and change if coach

Murray seems to have turned into a grand slam only player, during his run of Wimbledon final, Olympic gold, US Winner, AO Final, RG QF, Wimbledon Winner in the other tournaments he had some terrible results... While the year before all that he was performing a lot better in the masters and ATP 250, 500 events.

Well I doubt any player in history could live with Nadal today, conditions were perfect for him and he didn't miss... respect to the greatest clay courter ever, however I'm far from calling him the best Tennis player ever. Federer and Sampras won US, Australia and Wimbledon regularly... While Nadal is one of the best he is still very beatable on hard or grass courts. Clay just completely gives Nadal a massive advantage esoecially in such conditions, he will always be one of the best but if he wins another 5-8 French opens then I wouldn't call him the best tennis player, he needs to add majors on the other surfaces...