Results :

Day 1
i picked up the best ones...to check out other results go to wimbledon.com

Andre Agassi (USA)[3] def. Harel Levy (ISR) 6/0 6/4 6/4

Serena Williams (USA)[2] def. Evie Dominikovic (AUS) 6/1 6/1

Pete Sampras (USA)[6] def. Martin Lee (GBR) 6/3 7/6(1) 6/3

Jennifer Capriati(USA)[3] def. Janette Husarova (SVK) 6/1 6/4

Marat Safin (RUS)[2] def. Cedric Pioline (FRA) 7/6(7) 6/2 6/3

Greg Rusedski (GBR)[23] def. Jurgen Melzer (AUT) 6/1 6/4 7/5

Amelie Mauresmo (FRA)[9] def. Iveta Benesova (CZE) 6/1 6/7 6/2

Thomas Enqvist (SWE)[14] def. Arvind Parmar (GBR) 6/1 6/4 6/4
Tatiana Panova (RUS)[21] def. Anna Kournikova (RUS) 6/1 4/6 6/4 w00t ?

Nicolas Lapentti (ECU)[22] def. Jamie Delgado (GBR) 6/3 6/2 6/7(6) 4/6 7/5

Yevgeny Kafelnikov (RUS)[5] def. Dominik Hrbaty (SVK) 6/1 7/6(4) 7/6(7)

Jelena Dokic (YUG)[7] def. Elena Tatarkova (UKR) 7/6(4) 6/4

Mark Philippoussis (AUS) def. Julien Boutter (FRA) 6/3 3/6 6/1 6/2

Andy Roddick (USA)[11] def. Bohdan Ulihrach (CZE) 6/1 3/1 Ret.



Tomm. Matches some of them

Venus Williams (USA)[1] v. Jane O'Donoghue (GBR)

Lleyton Hewitt (AUS)[1] v. Jonas Bjorkman (SWE)

Mario Ancic (CRO) v. Roger Federer (SUI)[7]

Tim Henman (GBR)[4] v. Jean-Francois Bachelot (FRA)

Juan Carlos Ferrero (ESP)[9] v. Neville Godwin (RSA)

Michael Chang (USA) v. Lars Burgsmuller (GER)

Monica Seles (USA)[4] v. Eva Bes (ESP)


Byron Black (ZIM)
Robbie Koenig (RSA)
v. Stephen Huss (AUS)
Leander Paes (IND)
Go Leander !

yeah i saw some of the games. Exciting :cool:

IVANISEVIC!!!!!! :mambo: :mrpimp: :rockman: :Bow: :brow:

hi
this is tim year. there can only be one man to stop him and that is latan, they should meet in the semi final. but i think tim will beet him this time. i time tim got his ownback from queens club.
COME ON TIGGER TIM!!!!!!!!!!!!
the_tank :rockman:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/38096000/jpg/_38096483_anna151.jpg


Her performance on Monday night while being questioned by Garry Richardson was a microcosm of everything her critics say she is - sulky, arrogant and not that interested in tennis.

Asked whether her confidence was low after defeat by Tatiana Panova, she stood up and asked for the interview to be re-started.

Richardson then said, "Chris Evert, who knows about tennis, has said that when Andre Agassi stepped down to challenger tournaments, that helped him. Is that something that you might do?"


Kournikova's career has fallen away as the endorsements have increased

Kournikova stood up again, asking, "Can we try this again? Am I talking about this match, or what am I talking about?"

"You are asking a question but you are already giving an answer. You are saying my confidence is low and then you are saying you lost, how was your day, well obviously I lost."

Richardson tried again. "How will you get things back on track?

"By working hard."

Richardson: "How tough are things for you at the moment?

Kournikova: "I just try to do my thing and work hard and concentrate on what I have to do."

Richardson: "Do you think when it's not going well, 'I should pack it in, is it worth it?'"

Kournikova crumbles out

Kournikova: "Just like all people sometimes if something is not going well you feel down, but it doesn't mean that everything is a total disaster."

Earlier in the evening she had been asked in a news conference if the number of commercials she makes interferes with her professional career.

"I don't think it distracts from my tennis," she barked. "I am not involved in a lot of stuff. It's 99% les than what everyone says I do.

"Trust me - if I was not 100% committed to playing, I wouldn't be here."



Others aren't so sure. Pam Shriver, BBC pundit and former Grand Slam doubles winner, thinks Kournikova's career is nearly at its end.

"She is desperate to get it back and she has a great coach in Harold Soloman," says Shriver.

"He is supposedly working on her attitude and trying to make her a better person - but that [interview] was horrible.

Wooohoooo... Angelique Widjaja & Wynne Prakusya beat Anna Smashnova (Israel) and Jana Nejedly (Canada) respectively in the 1st round.

Not bad at all for these 2 Indonesian ladies. :p

http://www.wimbledon.com/scores/cmatch/02ws.html

Day 2


Venus Williams (USA)[1] def. Jane O'Donoghue (GBR) 6/1 6/1

Lleyton Hewitt (AUS)[1] def. Jonas Bjorkman (SWE) 6/4 7/5 6/1

Mario Ancic (CRO) def. Roger Federer (SUI)[7] 6/3 7/6(2) 6/3

Elena Dementieva (RUS)[12] def. Bianka Lamade (GER) 6/4 6/3

Justine Henin (BEL)[6] def. Brie Rippner (USA) 6/2 6/7(4) 6/1

Tim Henman (GBR)[4] def. Jean-Francois Bachelot (FRA) 6/1 6/3 6/2

Juan Carlos Ferrero (ESP)[9] def. Neville Godwin (RSA) 6/7(5) 6/3 6/3 6/3

Michael Chang (USA) def. Lars Burgsmuller (GER) 6/3 7/6(4) 6/4

Monica Seles (USA)[4] def. Eva Bes (ESP) 6/0 6/0

Nicolas Escude (FRA)[16] def. Alex Bogdanovic (GBR) 4/6 6/4 6/4 6/4

Patty Schnyder (SUI)[17] def. Tatiana Perebiynis (UKR) 3/6 7/6(3) 7/5


tomm. matches

Olivier Rochus (BEL) v. Marat Safin (RUS)[2]

Marta Marrero (ESP) v. Jennifer Capriati (USA)[3]

Paradorn Srichaphan (THA) v. Andre Agassi (USA)[3]

Pete Sampras (USA)[6] v. George Bastl (SUI)

James Blake (USA)[29] v. Richard Krajicek (NED)

Mahesh Bhupathi (IND)[3]
Max Mirnyi (BLR)[3]
v. Mardy Fish (USA)
Jeff Morrison (USA)

The SEEDS are falling !


Safin was the biggest upset of the day i think......coz no one expected Sampras to do well anyway .

I just AGASSI can pull it off !

GO ANDRE !:)

hi
it is just like the world cup, full of upsets. sampres and aggasy out, what a day.
COME ON TIGGER TIM!!!!!!!!
the_tank :rockman:

P Sampras 3 2 6 6 4
G Bastl 6 6 4 3 6


P Srichaphan 6 77 6
A Agassi 4 65 2

O Rochus 6 6 3 77
M Safin 2 4 6 61

J Blake 3 4 6 6 9
R Krajicek 6 6 3 4 11
[ I watched this match , really long match]

F Schiavone 3 3
S Williams 6 6


Wimbledon's third day produced one of the most astonishing sequences in the history of The Championships with Pete Sampras, seven times champion, and the 1992 champion, Andre Agassi, being beaten in the second round.

In terms of raw sport, it was a brutal day for both players and it left them shell-shocked. Both are colossal favourites at Wimbledon, with their contrasting playing styles but undeniable thirst for victory. This was their territory - and no longer did they command it.

"This is definitely a low point," said Sampras. "I'm pretty down on what happened here."

Agassi echoed these sentiments. "I am a little stunned," he said. "I never found my rhythm out there."

Sampras, in the unfamiliar surroundings of No. 2 Court, produced the biggest shock when he was beaten over five sets by the lucky loser from Switzerland, George Bastl, who gained a place in the draw because another player withdrew. Bastl won 6-3, 6-2, 4-6, 3-6, 6-4 against the sixth-seeded Sampras.

Little more than two hours later, Agassi, the third seed, followed Sampras out of The Championships after being beaten in straight sets on the Centre Court by Thailand's leading player Paradorn Srichaphan.

Srichaphan, in his fourth Wimbledon, took the attack to Agassi and never let up as he came through to victory 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) 6-2. Agassi appeared numbed by the result but did not linger as long on court as Sampras who waited for some time after Bastl had left to prolonged applause.

Sampras came into his 14th Wimbledon on the back on some uneven form, which highlighted the fact that his last victory at the All England Club was two years ago and this year, maybe, was his last significant chance of turning the tide. But the statistics of Sampras's year showed a player in decline and looking at every opportunity for something to restore his confidence and bring a string of victories again.

Agassi had not lost in or before the second round since 1998. He holds seven Grand Slam titles, the first of them gained at Wimbledon, and he was in the Wimbledon final in 1999, losing to Sampras, and in the semi-final for the following two years, losing to Pat Rafter each time.

Srichaphan, who turned 23 this month, had been beaten in the first round in the past two Championships and to defeat Agassi in such a setting and under such pressure added up to today being the most significant of his career.

The departure of class players did not end with the defeats of Sampras and Agassi. Marat Safin, the second seed from Russia, was beaten in four sets by the Belgian Olivier Rochus who won 6-2, 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (7-1).

tommorow's matches....


Juan Carlos Ferrero (ESP)[9] v. Jeff Morrison (USA)

Monica Seles (USA)[4] v. Rossana Neffa-De Los Rios (PAR)

Tim Henman (GBR)[4] v. Scott Draper (AUS)

Lleyton Hewitt (AUS)[1] v. Gregory Carraz (FRA)

Venus Williams (USA)[1] v. Virginia Ruano Pascual (ESP)

Marc Rosset (SUI) v. Nicolas Escude (FRA)[16]

Denisa Chladkova (CZE) v. Justine Henin (BEL)[6]

Elena Likhovtseva (RUS) v. Kim Clijsters (BEL)[5]

Michael Chang (USA) v. Sjeng Schalken (NED)[18]

the seeds have crashing like hell at wimbledon
sampras , agassi , safin , ferrero .......

Day 4
Jeff Morrison (USA) def. Juan Carlos Ferrero (ESP)[9] 6/3 7/5 7/6

Monica Seles (USA)[4] def. Rossana Neffa-De Los Rios (PAR) 6/4 6/0

Tim Henman (GBR)[4] def. Scott Draper (AUS) 3/6 6/3 6/4 6/3

Lleyton Hewitt (AUS)[1] def. Gregory Carraz (FRA) 6/4 7/6(5) 6/2

Venus Williams (USA)[1] def. Virginia Ruano Pascual (ESP) 6/3 6/1

Nicolas Escude (FRA)[16] def. Marc Rosset (SUI) 6/2 5/7 7/5 6/4

Justine Henin (BEL)[6] def. Denisa Chladkova (CZE) 6/2 7/5

Elena Likhovtseva (RUS) def. Kim Clijsters (BEL)[5] 7/6(5) 6/2

Sjeng Schalken (NED)[18] def. Michael Chang (USA) 7/6(2) 6/3 4/6 6/1

Conchita Martinez (ESP) def. Patty Schnyder (SUI)[17] 6/1 6/3


tomm. matches

Jelena Dokic (YUG)[7] v. Nathalie Dechy (FRA)[25]
Yevgeny Kafelnikov (RUS)[5] v. Xavier Malisse (BEL)[27]
Greg Rusedski (GBR)[23] v. Andy Roddick (USA)[11]
Mark Philippoussis (AUS) v. Nicolas Kiefer (GER)

Yeh yeh...Wayne Arthurs and Mark Philippousis are through to the round of 16..with Lleyton on the way in (hopefully) tonight..An all Aussie final with Wayne Arthurs winning would be my preferred scenario..

very good to see 3 players from south america in the quarter-finals :cool: :cool: :mrpimp: :clapwap:

9 of the top 16 seeds are out in the mens section and in the remaining lot , no americans since a long time...

V Williams 6 6
L Raymond 1 2

C Rubin 3 3
S Williams 6 6

L Hewitt 6 6 7
M Youzhny 3 3 5

T Henman 77 62 4 6 6
M Kratochvil 65 77 6 3 2


day 8 matches

Mark Philippoussis (AUS) v. Richard Krajicek (NED)

Eleni Daniilidou (GRE) v. Jennifer Capriati (USA)[3] T/F 1/6 6/3

Serena Williams (USA)[3]
Venus Williams (USA)[3]
v. Laura Montalvo (ARG)
Elena Tatarkova (UKR)

Jonas Bjorkman (SWE)[7]
Anna Kournikova (RUS)[7]
v. Todd Woodbridge (AUS)
Martina Navratilova (USA)

boy Henman was lucky to survive.....but i think Hewitt is too much for the Brit.

Woohoo.....Anna in action today :D

Hewitt hasn't lost a set yet !

yeah henman barely survived....

rusedksi out..so all hopes on henman
capriati also out...!

D Hantuchova 3 2
S Williams 6 6

A Mauresmo 6 6
J Capriati 3 2


M Philippoussis 77 64 77 65 4
R Krajicek 62 77 61 77 6


J Bjorkman
A Kournikova 3 6 6

T Woodbridge
M Navratilova 6 4 2



tomm. matches
Gentlemen's Singles - Qtr. Finals
Tim Henman (GBR)[4] leads Andre Sa (BRA) T/F 6/3
followed by:
2. Ladies' Singles - Semis
Venus Williams (USA)[1] v. Justine Henin (BEL)[6]
3. Ladies' Singles - Semis
Amelie Mauresmo (FRA)[9] v. Serena Williams (USA)[2]

Gentlemen's Singles - Qtr. Finals
Lleyton Hewitt (AUS)[1] v. Sjeng Schalken (NED)[18]
followed by:
2. Gentlemen's Singles - Qtr. Finals
Xavier Malisse (BEL)[27] v. Richard Krajicek (NED)
3. Mixed Doubles - 3rd Rnd.
Jonas Bjorkman (SWE)[7]
Anna Kournikova (RUS)[7]
v. Andrew Kratzmann (AUS)
Trudi Musgrave (AUS)

Damn, Williams' sisters are again in the finals. :mrpimp:

Originally posted by internazionale
Damn, Williams' sisters are again in the finals. :mrpimp:

Yeah, and Hewit won the final againt Henman!!

Originally posted by g-14


Yeah, and Hewit won the final againt Henman!!

not the final. it was the Semi final.

Nalbandian meets Hewitt in the final after his win over Xavier Malisse of Belgium.

Malisse showed lot of courage after playing the match with a heart problem.

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BATTLE OF THE WILLAMS
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Not that it really makes any difference......but yeah :mambo: ........

Serena won the crown beating Venus in straight sets -7-6 (4), 6-3

Just to get my facts straight, Serena's the one with the bigger ( . )( . )'s right? :brow: :hump: :Bow: :crazyboy: :D

Originally posted by Dragan T
Just to get my facts straight, Serena's the one with the bigger ( . )( . )'s right? :brow: :hump: :Bow:


muhahahha :D yeah:hump:

Leyton Hewwit should win from here . . .

with some customry "COME ON'S" :D

is he the timmmmmmmmmmmmmmmah of tennis? :D

Congrats to Serena Williams. :D

YEAH HEWITT WINS !!
i knew he was going to thrash Nalbandion!!

HEWITT IS NUMBER 1!!

WHOOHOOO!

Originally posted by Grassy56
Leyton Hewwit should win from here . . .

with some customry "COME ON'S" :D

is he the timmmmmmmmmmmmmmmah of tennis? :D

Although i obviously supported Henman, I love it when Hewitt starts shoutin,he shows his emotion which i think is right, Henman just speaks to himsel miming 'Come on'

This is late but still........... C'MON LLEYTON. He is good.:D



He is way better than Phillipousis. THE POO.:p