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Serb # Novak_Djokovic finished fifth at Wimbledon #, the third Grand Slam of tennis, defeating Rafael Nadal's No. 1 Marathon Saturday, number 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (11-9) , 3 6, 10-8 in a two-day match.
The two-year-old Serbian Wimbledon trio player in 2011, 2014 and 2015, will face South African Kevin Anderson, winner of the American John Eisner 6 hours 36 minutes later, in the second longest match of the history of the Grand Slam.
Djokovic, 12, has qualified for the finals of a major tournament for the first time since Flushing Meadows in 2016 because of the injury that kept him in the running. gap and affected his level. With Djokovic crowned, he won his 13th Grand Slam title, four Nadal titles and seven Roger Federer.
Djokovic dropped a lot after Flushing Meadows in 2016 when he fell to Swiss Stanislaw Wawrinka, losing the top spot in the world rankings and slipped to the current position 21, and lost his motivation after an operation in his right elbow at start …
After a marathon day between Anderson and Isner, Nadal, champion of 2008 and 2010, and Djokovic return to Wimbledon after the roof of the stadium closed despite the blue sky in the capital of fog, suspended Friday by Djokovic in front of two matches. According to the non-harassment laws enforced by the local authorities.
Under the eyes of Katharine Duke of Cambridge and Megan Duchess of Sussex, Nadal hit hard in the fourth set, breaking his angry opponent 5-3 and finishing 6-3. However, the players advanced their best in the fifth, which rose to 18 stages and was beaten by 10-8 Serbian after 5 hours and 15 minutes, to be the second-longest semifinal match after the first Friday.
The big competition that gave the crowd on the field during the five-hour match gave rise to the last female singles between Serena Williams and German Angelique Kerber.
Djokovic said after his victory: "It's hard to pick words … I'm coming back to the things and pictures of the last 15 months, all the things I've experienced to get here." "To win the best player in the world, in one of the longest matches I've ever had, it's something exciting for you."
"It's really unique, things could have been different, obviously, things separate us," he said. Djokovic hit 23 in a row and 73 hits, and the winner was ripped off despite translating just four balls to break his opponent out of 19.
"Even the last ball, I did not know if I was going to win.
Nadal said, "I think it was a good level of players and it was a great show for the public."
The Spaniards commented that the roof of the main stadium was to be opened today: "It is true that the program was a bit crowded, knowing that the first match (in the semifinals) took place between two great sparrows. "
"Perhaps it would have been better to have my first match with Djokovic at one o'clock."
Djokovic, who won the first four titles between 2015 and 2016, defeated Anderson, who will face him 5-1. South Africa won its only victory over Djokovic in 2008, while the second beat him twice at Wimbledon.
And Anderson, the weary Djokovic said, "I hope we can both play!" The giant Anderson (2.03 m), who beat Roger Federer's quarterfinal 21 hours on the field in the current tournament.
Djokovic, who will compete in the 22nd Grand Prix Final, said: "He had an extra day of rest and that means a lot, I would have liked to have one also a day."
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