Novak Djokovic Fights Through Anderson's Flying Missiles

It took Novak Djokovic over two 2 sets to get hold of Kevin Anderson's serving missiles as both first two sets were won by Anderson in tie-break.  It just seemed impossible for anyone to break Kevin until 3rd set and 4th Novak finally found the answer.  And as the match seemed to have definitely bounced back to Djokovic, the dark fell on Wimbledon and the game was postponed for another day.

Another day on Wimbledon started two players where they started their game a day before, with powerful serves winning 10 of first 12 points.  And it was obvious that the advantage and momentum Djokovic created the day before have all disappeared and that the game was right where it started.  Except, the fifth set in Wimbledon cannot be won in a tie-break, so we were all set to watch some monumental continuation that some hoped would go for who knows how long.  But nothing of that happened as Nole took Anderson’s 6^th game and drove it home for 7:5 win in the last set. 

The match in all was certainly a demonstration of power servers that dominated the whole   5 sets, but it was not enough for Anderson’s 30+ aces to give him a win.