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[BattleMedic]

Come on Andy!

 

[BertramCooper]

So is 28°C/82°F considered super hot for London?

Because both look like they're roasting.

 

[Sane_Man]

Super tennis! Come on Andy.

 

[jdforge]

First blood Murray.

 

[RedShift]

I'm surprised that hold was as easy as it was.

Come on Andy. MORE INCEPTION MUSIC.

 

[The_Hitcher89]

ANDY

Dat Inception music

 

[John Dunbar]

I PM'd you a link.

Murray is looking extremely tired early. The longer this goes the more it favors Djokovic.

i don't know what match you're watching, but djokovic is totally lethargic. murray looks like a duracell bunny in comparison. djokovic does have a habit of getting out of lulls, so it's not terminal yet.

 

[Betta Lines]

What the hell is this shit bbc

 

[Adam Scott Aukerman]

The use of this music is infuriating.

 

[mclem]

Hype montages between sets? BBC, you're spoiling us.

 

[MrPing1000]

BBC breaking out "Time" from Inception from nowhere lol.

 

[Baleoce]

Let's go Murray!! Also what's with this BBC montage rubbish..

 

[caesar]

Yes.

 

[Regulus Tera]

Still not confident Murray won't choke.

 

[GazzaScotland]

So is 28°C/82°F considered super hot for London?

Because both look like they're roasting.

The fact Murray isn't melting is quite impressive.

 

[kharma45]

What the hell is this shit bbc

Feels like watching fucking Sky. Ugh.

 

[Ape Gone Insane]

Lmao. BBC showed a slow motion montage of 9-10 Murray shots, looking all heroic and victorious. And the single shot they showed of Djokovic was him slipping and falling.

 

[Hindle]

He's got to keep his nerve because Novak will be coming back strong.

 

[toff74]

WTF with that 1st set montage.. Lol.

come on Murray.. Great start!

 

[John Dunbar]

So is 28°C/82°F considered super hot for London?

Because both look like they're roasting.

i read from somewhere something about the stadium makes it feel like 35-40°C inside. no idea is that true, though.

 

[Betta Lines]

That ruined everything. They've never done that during a match before. What the fuck

 

[Hystzen]

Got love BBC HD montages

 

[FryHole]

Hype montages between sets? BBC, you're spoiling us.

BBC spies noted low levels of foaming patriotism in your neighbourhood.

 

[saltycigar]

What's Murray doing with his sneakers/trainers?

 

[mclem]

So is 28°C/82°F considered super hot for London?

Because both look like they're roasting.

Yeah. Above 25 is pretty uncommon in the UK, although I've known it occasionally hit 30.

 

[EdibleExplosives]

YESSSSSS.

No cheering of double faults, either - clearly one gets a better class of crowd at the final.
/pimms

Mhmm. Quite.

 

[jdforge]

What's Murray doing with his sneakers/trainers?

Getting into Novaks head!

 

[Winnie the Pimp]

FUCKING YES!!!!!!!!!

YOU PROVED ME WRONG MURRAY

I didn't expect him to take the first set like that...

However, in order to prove ME wrong, he'll have to win the whole damn thing first!

 

[Machine Messiah]

What's Murray doing with his sneakers/trainers?

Filing them down into illegally sized rivets

 

[caesar]

So is 28°C/82°F considered super hot for London?

Because both look like they're roasting.

Hottest day of the year.

 

[Hindle]

Andrew Castle on the BBC saying Murrey has won the first set in the last five matches but gone on to lose against Novak eventually.

It's like the guy wants to jinx him lol.

 

[frankie_baby]

Let's go Murray!! Also what's with this BBC montage rubbish..

no montage in 3d


come on murray in 4 sets

 

[Smellycat]

Hey guys, do you remember that point in the first set when the players were playing a long rally, and then one of the players hit a lob and it landed in, and then they kept on playing, then another lob was hit and smashed but the other player got it back, and then they kept on playing?

 

[kharma45]

i read from somewhere something about the stadium makes it feel like 35-40°C inside. no idea is that true, though.

Dunno how accurate it is but checking Google Now for the temperature at Wimbledon it is tell in me 33 degrees.

 

[mclem]

Lmao. BBC showed a slow motion montage of 9-10 Murray shots, looking all heroic and victorious. And the single shot they showed of Djokovic was him slipping and falling.

I suspect it's intended to show the general theme of the set in question. I suspect a set that Djokovic wins would look rather different.

 

[Acorn]

No cheering of double faults, either - clearly one gets a better class of crowd at the final.
/pimms

Cameron is there, the crowd would of been vetted for working class. Can't have a tory prime minister being booed at a sporting event now.

 

[Delusibeta]

So is 28°C/82°F considered super hot for London?

Because both look like they're roasting.

Apparently, it's closer to twice that in the court for some reason.

 

[Diprosalic]

kinda rooting for murray in this one. him getting a 2nd and djoko lose one is probably the best case scenario for federer fans.

 

[EdibleExplosives]

i read from somewhere something about the stadium makes it feel like 35-40°C inside. no idea is that true, though.

Yeah, the commentators said it's 40 degrees in the court.

 

[Betta Lines]

Dunno how accurate it is but checking Google Now for the temperature at Wimbledon it is tell in me 33 degrees.

The commentator has mentioned that it's about 40 in the stadium

[edit]Beaten

 

[The_Hitcher89]

Lmao. BBC showed a slow motion montage of 9-10 Murray shots, looking all heroic and victorious. And the single shot they showed of Djokovic was him slipping and falling.

The BBC don't often get the chance to throw balance out the window and wear their bias on their sleeve. Its a bit silly if they're controlling the worldwide coverage, but I love having them share my interests as a Briton during sporting events, within reason

 

[BertramCooper]

Yeah. Above 25 is pretty uncommon in the UK, although I've known it occasionally hit 30.

Hottest day of the year.

Lucky ducks.

I wish 82°F were the hottest it ever got here. (And I don't even live in a particularly hot part of the U.S.)

 

[zero_suit]

Yeah, the commentators said it's 40 degrees in the court.

Now, that is hot!

 

[kharma45]

The commentator has mentioned that it's about 40 in the stadium

Would make sense with all those people in there if the general area is 33.

 

[szaromir]

kinda rooting for murray in this one. him getting a 2nd and djoko lose one is probably the best case scenario for federer fans.

Wait, why would Fed's fans care in this case?

 

[Acorn]

The BBC don't often get the chance to throw balance out the window and wear their bias on their sleeve. Its a bit silly if they're controlling the worldwide coverage, but I love having them share my interests as a Briton during sporting events, within reason

Isn't so great during a world cup when you aren't english.

 

[mclem]

Cameron is there, the crowd would of been vetted for working class. Can't have a tory prime minister being booed at a sporting event now.

I remember some of the responses in the Olympic stadium... actually, the biggest boo I recall there was for Putin. It's a wonder Greenwich isn't a crater.

 

[Adam Scott Aukerman]

Lucky ducks.

I wish 82°F were the hottest it ever got here. (And I don't even live in a particularly hot part of the U.S.)

Keep in mind we get weather like this maybe 5 days a year.

Every other year.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

i read from somewhere something about the stadium makes it feel like 35-40°C inside. no idea is that true, though.

At the start of the match they said that the temperature on court was 40°C.

 

[Acorn]

I remember some of the responses in the Olympic stadium... actually, the biggest boo I recall there was for Putin. It's a wonder Greenwich isn't a crater.

Not surprised at Putin being booed. A shit load of Russians in London.