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How to go Glaken
WIMBLEDON, England — Two-time champion Serena Williams lost today at Wimbledon one round shy of another showdown with sister Venus.
Still rusty following a layoff and slowed by an ankle injury, Serena was upset by fellow American Jill Craybas 6-3, 7-6 (4).
Williams departed hours after her older sister advanced to the fourth round by beating Daniela Hantuchova 7-5, 6-3. Venus will next play Craybas, who arrived at Wimbledon with a career record of 7-23 in Grand Slam tournaments.
The match was scheduled as the last of the day on Centre Court, but because other matches there ran long, Williams and Craybas were moved to Court 2 — the "Graveyard of Champions." Past losers there have included Andre Agassi, Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe and seven-time champion Pete Sampras in his final match at Wimbledon.
Williams made a late decision to play at Wimbledon following a six-week layoff because of a left ankle injury. Earlier this week she said for the first time that her ankle was slightly broken.
Associated Press
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WIMBLEDON, England — Two-time champion Serena Williams lost today at Wimbledon one round shy of another showdown with sister Venus.
Still rusty following a layoff and slowed by an ankle injury, Serena was upset by fellow American Jill Craybas 6-3, 7-6 (4).
Williams departed hours after her older sister advanced to the fourth round by beating Daniela Hantuchova 7-5, 6-3. Venus will next play Craybas, who arrived at Wimbledon with a career record of 7-23 in Grand Slam tournaments.
The match was scheduled as the last of the day on Centre Court, but because other matches there ran long, Williams and Craybas were moved to Court 2 — the "Graveyard of Champions." Past losers there have included Andre Agassi, Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe and seven-time champion Pete Sampras in his final match at Wimbledon.
Williams made a late decision to play at Wimbledon following a six-week layoff because of a left ankle injury. Earlier this week she said for the first time that her ankle was slightly broken.
Associated Press
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I have heard the man's name pronounced 2 ways:
1. Glock'n
2. Glay-ken
which is right
who knows
I was on the phone with him talking about the traker forum, and I just kept saying the second one the whole time. thats it. he never corrected me or gave me a real name unless it actually says "Glaken" on his birth certificate. I guess if I could pick +894 dogs, I wouldnt be giving much info up either.
1. Glock'n
2. Glay-ken
which is right
who knows
I was on the phone with him talking about the traker forum, and I just kept saying the second one the whole time. thats it. he never corrected me or gave me a real name unless it actually says "Glaken" on his birth certificate. I guess if I could pick +894 dogs, I wouldnt be giving much info up either.
Who's Glock'n ?
Hey Guys Thanks !!
I appreciate it.....its great when we can cash a big dog ticket once in a while, eh ? Gotta give a shout out to the linesmakers for blowin this one....no way Craybas should've been +894......maybe +275-330 max. But as the ole Panther would say "a toast to the linemaker" and "a toast to us" and " a toast to Craybas"....LOL. This was a classic example of the chalkers paying too much attention to past meetings & numbers than to recent events. The Serena that beat Craybas two years ago is in no way the same Serena of today. Anyway Congrats to us and thanks again guys.
G
p.s. - Hey Rob, its pronunciation #2 btw ..... the only person that calls me glock'n is your new daddy Wilheim ..... but he's aloud since he's from Baaston and doesn't know any better - plus he has some years on us, too ....LOL.:howdy:
Hey Guys Thanks !!
I appreciate it.....its great when we can cash a big dog ticket once in a while, eh ? Gotta give a shout out to the linesmakers for blowin this one....no way Craybas should've been +894......maybe +275-330 max. But as the ole Panther would say "a toast to the linemaker" and "a toast to us" and " a toast to Craybas"....LOL. This was a classic example of the chalkers paying too much attention to past meetings & numbers than to recent events. The Serena that beat Craybas two years ago is in no way the same Serena of today. Anyway Congrats to us and thanks again guys.
G
p.s. - Hey Rob, its pronunciation #2 btw ..... the only person that calls me glock'n is your new daddy Wilheim ..... but he's aloud since he's from Baaston and doesn't know any better - plus he has some years on us, too ....LOL.:howdy:
