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Federer, Serena aim to advance on Wimbledon's 'Manic Monday'

July 9, 2018 06:06 am JST 6 Comments

By Steven GRIFFITHS

LONDON

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fxgai
July 9, 2018 07:13 am JST

let’s hope Nishikei can make it through the fourth round too.

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timeon
July 9, 2018 09:55 am JST

My ideal scenario: Federer-Nishikori and Nadal-Djokovic semis, and then the ultimate battle: Federer-Nadal for the final. And Federer wins in five sets

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timeon
July 9, 2018 12:36 pm JST

And back to reality: Nadal, Djoko, and Nishikori are on the same side of the draw...

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fxgai
July 9, 2018 12:36 pm JST

Alas Nishikori is in the same half of the draw as Djokovic (potential QF) and Nadal (SF), so we would only get to see a Federer v Nishikei matchup, should Kei defeat Djokovic and Nadal first.

I’m doubtful that will happen, but I hope it does, being a positive thinker!

First step is for Kei to make the Wimbledon QFs, for the first time in his career...

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Chop Chop
July 10, 2018 04:40 am JST

Roger Federer was very lucky or the draw favor him because he won't be faced with strong opponents in his side of draw until Quarter final.

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JeffLee
July 10, 2018 05:54 am JST

Having trouble watching this on NHK, due to the World Cup and the death rains. Tonight's men's coverage is pre-empted by the Belgium soccer game. Not fair.

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Federer, Serena aim to advance on Wimbledon's 'Manic Monday'