Hi everyone, Andreas here. This report will be a bit shorter as I got back so late but hopefully you will still enjoy it.

I got to the courts a bit later today and by that time Chakvetadze was already a set up over Wörle. She was better than yesterday but Wörle really had nothing to hurt her with. Her forehand was a mess and it quickly became monotonous and boring watching her hitting forehand error after forehand error. Even though the scoreline indicates a fairly close match, the win for Chakvetadze was inevitable.

The next match on was Elena Bovina vs. Alexa ‘Big Al’ Glatch. Bovina started off really well and was hitting winners from all over the court as well as approaching the net to play some spectacular volleys. However, as the set went on she unravelled. Glatch was more consistent and played the big point extremely well and that was the difference in the first set. As usual, Bovina was screaming after every point (even a double fault from Big Al) and looking scary as ever.

Stefi Voegele vs. Julia Gorgeous was next and though they are two talented, young players it was a bad, bad match. Miss Gorgeous wasn’t playing particularly well and she gave Stefanie so many chances to make the match closer but every single time she had a chance she would just slap a ball into the bottom of the net.

Zakopalova is such a frustrating player to watch. She is so inconsistent and made things so much harder than they should have been today. I was literally just sitting there and shaking my head throughout the whole match as Zakopalova would hit a gorgeous winner from an awkward position, followed by two horrific errors in the most neutral position. De los Rios had nothing to hurt her with and just waited/hoped that the error would come and more often than not it did. After Zakopalova choked away the third set and 5 (FIVE!) match points, I just had to get away from there but thank god she eventually got the win!

The next match was of course the doubles match of Miss Wozniacki and Ejdesgaard against Voegele and The Meusburger. It was pretty hilarious that after sitting in near-empty stands for the first two days and even earlier on today also, so many people just came out of nowhere to watch. By the time the match had begun, it was full to the brim. The Danish pair played very well but Voegele continued from where she left off in her singles match and The Burger was herself – just getting the ball over the net and not really very much else and so it was an easy win for the Danes.

The final match of the day was between Na Li and the Wimbledon Junior Champion Kristyna Pliskova. It wasn’t awfully thrilling as after a great start in the beginning, Li began to commit so many errors. Pliskova served well but it turned out to be a ‘Big Babe Tennis’ at its worst as the points were short and mostly ended in an error. Pliskova seemed to give up towards the end.

Random:

- No sighting of the Queen of Denmark, Miss Wozniacki as there is so much security around her. I did see Piotr Wozniacki though. On Center Court there are screens which constantly show a phone commercial starring Caroline and he was discussing it with another guy. No doubt he was discussing her paycheck from that advert.

- Wozniacki broke her own service speed record today as she hit a 199 km/h serve. Ejdesgaard was quick to bring it up after the match and they joked about it for a bit. - A foot fault was called on Ejdesgaard, to which Wozniacki turned around and shook her head at the linesjudge. I have a feeling I won’t see that linesjudge again tomorrow…

- I caught the last game of Domachowska’s win and hilariously this time Kosinska was coaching her. No wonder Marta has been so terrible recently

- Bovina asked for a towel but the ball girl (the ball kids have been terrible this week) just brought her the first and towel she saw – A.K.A. Alexa Glatch’s sweaty towel.

I believe the livestreaming on livescorescorehunter begins today so i’ll try to really keep my eyes peeled for even more drama today. Wish me luck!
Andreas.