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Quoted: Darren Cahill doing an on court interview with Novak Djokovic after he defeats Radek Stepanek. Djokovic does a Johnny Mac impersonation and calls McEnroe dow...

Quoted: What’s wrong with this picture? It’s the final Friday of Wimbledon and I’m reduced to either watching a pirated feed from a place where the broadcasters value live sports or following the Andy Roddick-Andy Murray match vicariously through Twitters and live blogs.

Quoted: Rafael Nadal looked hampered by his injured knees during a 6-4, 6-3 loss to Lleyton Hewitt in an exhibition Thursday. He will decide Friday if he can defend his Wimbledon title. Nadal played without tape on his knees but frequently appeared a step slow on the grass court at Hurlingham Club. This was Nadal's first match since his loss to Robin Soderling in the fourth round of the French Open. - Tennis news

Video of the guy who jumped on the court and ran towards Federer during the final today. You then see the security guards chasing the guy, eventually tackling him and dragging him off court.

Quoted: Jimmy Jump always jumping!! With Bara or everywhere. Jump with him!! JUMP, JUMP, JIMMY JUMP!!

Quoted: The man ran onto the court during the second set of Sunday’s French Open final. According to the Associated Press, he waved a flag and ...

Federer wins. He ties Sampras' record and has now won all 4 Grand Slams. He's now officially the best player ever.

Wow, Federer beats Nadal on clay just when people thought Federer might be fading away.

Quoted: Roger Federer beats world number one Rafael Nadal beats to win the Madrid Open and extend his unbeaten run on clay.

It was nice to see Federer playing his best tennis again.

Quoted: Roger Federer showed Andy Murray and the world that he’s far from done. On Monday night, in front a capacity crowd in Arthur Ashe Stadium, Federer dominated the 21-year-old Scot, dictating play from start to finish to win his fifth straight United States Open.

You can watch the US Open Men's Final live (on right now) here:

Quoted: Click here to watch a live webcast of the 2008 US Open Men's Singles Final between Roger Federer and Andy Murray, in association with CBSSports.com.
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