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Yep - add Robredo and Linds to the list of those who squeaked by; she was HACKED at the chair ump after that call in the 10th game of the 3rd.

The top half of the women's draw is ridiculously overloaded - check it out. If the winner comes from the bottom half, I'll be at least somewhat surprised.

Momo's had a significant drop over the last year or so. She's reeled off 8 games in a row now, though.

I really like how there's no commentators on the ESPN 360 site. It's much better to be able to hear the sounds of the match.

Undies - any seeds who didn't play yesterday... they're on today! *S* Too long a list to mention. You can check the schedule to get the quickest answer, though.


Men's side: #16 Moya also fell yesterday, and #17 Ljubo got booted within the last hour, in 4 sets. He had a meteoric rise a couple of years ago, but he's been nowhere near maintaining that level of play for a good year and a half, at least.

No upsets amongst the women's seeds thus far today. There was a strange thing, though... Anna Chak. won without (apparently) playing a point; that's not the strange part I'm talking about, though. The win is listed as a 'Retired' situation by her opponent. I thought that it was a 'Walkover' if you didn't play a single point in the match, but as soon as the first point is played, if one player has to drop out, it's then considered that they 'Retired'.

Perhaps they did play at least one point, but her opponent retired during the very first game... thus not having any 'Games score' available for them to show on the results scoreboard.

ETA: And I just found the answer I was looking for. They were tied at deuce in the 1st game when her opponent retired.

Not yet - they're on serve! As y-day's Jankovic match showed, it's not over 'til it's OVER!

I thought that Djokovic - Becker would be a REALLY good match today, but Djoko just steamrolled. He's gonna be a force to be reckoned with for some years to come, I believe.