La familia real en Wimbledon 2017 ( 3 de julio al 16 de julio)
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Lo esperaba. Su lesión no le ayudó en este torneo. Entonces será Djokovic vs Federer?? Me voy con mi macho Roger [emoji7] [emoji7] [emoji7] [emoji7]Ha perdido Murray, se va mi final de el y Federer.
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Sorry que el móvil de Mr. missMaryanne es completamente americano (el mío está muerto después de las miles de fotos que tomé ayer en el juego de estrellas de la MLB)
Andy Murray Upset by Sam Querrey in 5th Round of 2017 Wimbledon Quarter-Final
MATT JONESJULY 12, 2017
DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/Getty Images
Sam Querrey stunned Centre Court on Wednesday, as he came from behind twice to beat defending champion and top seed Andy Murray 3-6, 6-4, 6-7 (4), 6-1, 6-1 in their Wimbledon quarter-final.
At points, Murray looked to be in total control of the contest and was expected to hammer home the advantages he had crafted. But Querrey, seeded 24th, roared back in the final two sets and overpowered the Scotsman, who was evidently feeling the effects of an injury.
Next up for the man from the United States will be the winner of the clash between Marin Cilic and Gilles Muller.
Murray started the match quickly by holding serve routinely in the opening game. His opponent, by contrast, began with the ball in hand with a double fault and set the tempo for the first set.
Murray was in control of the contest to begin with.Clive Brunskill/Getty Images
Querrey was unable to hold serve at the first time of asking and Murray zoomed into a 3-0 lead. From there, it was a challenge for the American to get back in contention, as the home favourite seized the set.
As noted by the Eurosport UK Twitter feed, it didn’t take the top seed long to edge in front:
The second set seemed poised to follow a similar pattern, with Murray again capitalising on some sloppy serving to break and go 4-3 ahead.
But to his credit, Querrey showed the kind of big-hitting that has taken him so far at Wimbledon by finding better angles with his groundstrokes and making smarter decisions at the net. He broke back to make it 4-4 and then held serve to move in front.
From that point on in the set, it was Murray who looked ragged, with errors creeping into his game at a decisive stage. Querrey was emboldened and whipped away a backhand to take the second set.
Dan Kilpatrick of ESPN FC picked up on the drop-off in standards from the defending champion:
Remarkably, with momentum behind him at the start of the third set, Querrey put together a rotten service game, which allowed Murray to immediately get a break with a beautifully angled drop shot.
The set seemed routine for Murray from that point, as each man held his serve, which handed the top seed a chance to serve for a 2-1 lead. Yet once again, uncharacteristically, the Scot wobbled under pressure.
Murray fended off Querrey to take the third set.Michael Steele/Getty Images
It allowed Querrey to find a foothold and eventually send the third stanza to a tiebreak. The American wasn’t able to assert himself in the breaker, though, as Murray blitzed into a 6-1 lead and eventually took it 7-4.
As noted by Ben Rothenberg of the New York Times, while the champion wasn’t at his best, Querrey was not making the most of his chances:
In the fourth set he did. A sloppy second service game from Murray allowed Querrey an early advantage and this time, the American was relentless in pursuing more points and broke the champion for a second time and then a third on the way to a 6-1 set win.
Although the underdog had clearly stepped up a gear, all was not well with the champion, who was struggling to chase down balls. Thoughts quickly turned to the hip problems that had hampered him pre-tournament.
Querrey capitalised on an injured Murray in the final two sets.Clive Brunskill/Getty Images
Murray’s chin was buried in his chest at the changeover and as noted by the tournament’s official Twitter feed, there was no halting Querrey at the start of the deciding set:
Although Murray was able to finally stop the rot and make it 3-1, it was obvious he was suffering with some sort of fitness issue, with his mobility limited. At times, he could only watch gettable balls fly past him.
Querrey, taking no chances, continued to apply pressure with thunderous serving. With his opponent a sitting duck on the other side, Querrey coasted to the biggest win of his career.
Andy Murray Upset by Sam Querrey in 5th Round of 2017 Wimbledon Quarter-Final
MATT JONESJULY 12, 2017
DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/Getty Images
Sam Querrey stunned Centre Court on Wednesday, as he came from behind twice to beat defending champion and top seed Andy Murray 3-6, 6-4, 6-7 (4), 6-1, 6-1 in their Wimbledon quarter-final.
At points, Murray looked to be in total control of the contest and was expected to hammer home the advantages he had crafted. But Querrey, seeded 24th, roared back in the final two sets and overpowered the Scotsman, who was evidently feeling the effects of an injury.
Next up for the man from the United States will be the winner of the clash between Marin Cilic and Gilles Muller.
Murray started the match quickly by holding serve routinely in the opening game. His opponent, by contrast, began with the ball in hand with a double fault and set the tempo for the first set.
Murray was in control of the contest to begin with.Clive Brunskill/Getty Images
Querrey was unable to hold serve at the first time of asking and Murray zoomed into a 3-0 lead. From there, it was a challenge for the American to get back in contention, as the home favourite seized the set.
As noted by the Eurosport UK Twitter feed, it didn’t take the top seed long to edge in front:
The second set seemed poised to follow a similar pattern, with Murray again capitalising on some sloppy serving to break and go 4-3 ahead.
But to his credit, Querrey showed the kind of big-hitting that has taken him so far at Wimbledon by finding better angles with his groundstrokes and making smarter decisions at the net. He broke back to make it 4-4 and then held serve to move in front.
From that point on in the set, it was Murray who looked ragged, with errors creeping into his game at a decisive stage. Querrey was emboldened and whipped away a backhand to take the second set.
Dan Kilpatrick of ESPN FC picked up on the drop-off in standards from the defending champion:
Remarkably, with momentum behind him at the start of the third set, Querrey put together a rotten service game, which allowed Murray to immediately get a break with a beautifully angled drop shot.
The set seemed routine for Murray from that point, as each man held his serve, which handed the top seed a chance to serve for a 2-1 lead. Yet once again, uncharacteristically, the Scot wobbled under pressure.
Murray fended off Querrey to take the third set.Michael Steele/Getty Images
It allowed Querrey to find a foothold and eventually send the third stanza to a tiebreak. The American wasn’t able to assert himself in the breaker, though, as Murray blitzed into a 6-1 lead and eventually took it 7-4.
As noted by Ben Rothenberg of the New York Times, while the champion wasn’t at his best, Querrey was not making the most of his chances:
In the fourth set he did. A sloppy second service game from Murray allowed Querrey an early advantage and this time, the American was relentless in pursuing more points and broke the champion for a second time and then a third on the way to a 6-1 set win.
Although the underdog had clearly stepped up a gear, all was not well with the champion, who was struggling to chase down balls. Thoughts quickly turned to the hip problems that had hampered him pre-tournament.
Querrey capitalised on an injured Murray in the final two sets.Clive Brunskill/Getty Images
Murray’s chin was buried in his chest at the changeover and as noted by the tournament’s official Twitter feed, there was no halting Querrey at the start of the deciding set:
Although Murray was able to finally stop the rot and make it 3-1, it was obvious he was suffering with some sort of fitness issue, with his mobility limited. At times, he could only watch gettable balls fly past him.
Querrey, taking no chances, continued to apply pressure with thunderous serving. With his opponent a sitting duck on the other side, Querrey coasted to the biggest win of his career.
Chicas no he podido mirar mucho. Sólo vi el último set de nuestro chico. He llegado para sufrir en el último minuto. Gracias por los datos. Llegando Roger a la final, lo demás es secundario. Los del ESPN deben estar muriéndose de rabia. No podían disimularlo con Nadal el otro día. Supongo que el juego de Murray sería igual y que se retirará su chico estrella too much.
Vamos Roger carajo!!
Vamos Roger carajo!!
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hoy no pude ver partidos. Tuve que viajar... Pero me alegro que Roger pase a semifinal #TeamFederer [emoji7][emoji7]
Siento que los de ESPN no son parciales en lo referente a Rafa Nadal, cuando pierde siempre es por que el tiene algo, nunca o casi nunca le dan el merito al jugador que le gana.
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Y no han visto a los de Eurosport España, da grima, lo juro!!!
