BBC Two: Mixed Doubles Final Wimbledon

Welcome once again to Wimbledon, we have tennis for you right through

the evening, here, but the big story here on men's finals day, is

that a new champion has been crowned. Novak Djokovic has dreamed

of winning Wimbledon and he did it today on his first Championship

point. Beating the two time winner here, Rafael Nadal. Not only has

Djokovic become the Wimbledon champion, he has become the world

number one as well. He has won 48 matches out of 49 this year. But

this is the one that meant the most. This is when he realised, as a

youngster dreaming of this moment, now it was reality. The wonderful

moment for Novak Djokovic who is the man of men's tennis right now.

Nobody thinking about him before the Championships. Everyone talking

about Rafa, Roger and maybe Andy. This man came through and he

produced awesome tennis in the final, to win it in four sets. 6-4,

6-4. Emotional scenes from his family and for Novak. I am not sure

he will be letting that go for some time. So that was the Tory on

Centre Court earlier. But we are heading back there now, because it

is the mixed doubles final. It is with serve, if you have been

watching on BBC One. We have only missed one game. It is two games to

one to Jurgen Melzer and Iveta Both This one of the final finals.

--. There is a boys' doubles taking place and gentleman's invitational

doubles final, but here we have I am interested to see the level of

the two women out Vesnina a top ten doubles player. She is the second

ranked Russian in doubles. I remember the words of Todd

Woodbridge, and he said he feels so often it depends on the level of

the woman, the performance of the woman that decides the outcome

these kind of matches, so we will be keeping quite a good eye on

Melzer tries to break down Vesnina. It made it very difficult for bup

to get across there. If you watch Mahesh Bhupathi. Think it, I think

he has extra long arms. I think that has been the suck ret of his

success. You look at the extension he gets on his arms. I just think

he has very long arms. I think he is helped by that particular fiscal

attitude -- attribute. I will keep an eye on that! He couldn't reach

This is good from Iveta Benesova. She was nervous in the semifinal,

particularly as they tried to close it out. It is a very big deal for

her to be in a Grand Slam final. First break opportunity for Melzer

and Benesova. Oh, it is Mahesh Bhupathi who fluffs his line and

It has a very Czech feel to it, this year's Wimbledon, with Petra

Kvitova winning the womenle's Singles. Boomer for Melzer.

I was watching the mens' final earlier, the Czechs could bag four

Wimbledon. It gives us a nostalgic feel. Russia seems to have replaced

them. Hell ha was keen to remind me Melzer is an Austrian running the

show at the moment. Benesova played a big role in their run through and

he lost his doubles quarterfinal. He was defending the title. Very

depressed he was after that and they had to go and play mixed

doubles. Melzer and Benesova back up that break. And that evening, it

was a few evenings ago, very down he was and Vesnina was a good

cheerleader. She cheered him up. She is smiley normally. She looks

tense here but she did a great job in thiv -- chivying him up and got

him fired up. Benesova, lost in the second round of the Ladies'

Singless to Azarenka. But an established singles player, in her

own right. A couple of titles in her career. And has a long

established Ladies' Doubles partnership. They lost in the Third

Round here. She has bounced between about 50 and 30 in the singles

ranking. She is only the fifth ranked Czech in doubles and singles.

They play in the Fed Cup final, which is the women's equivalent of

the day vid advice cup. I wonder if Benesova and Vesnina will be

featuring in that final? That could It is great to see Bhupati playing

so well this year at Wimbledon. He's very much a businessman these

days. He has a company called Global Sports. Represents a lot of

India's sports stars, such as Mirza. Spends a lot of time working in the

Yes, when I have seen him he has had his nose buried in a phone.

says it is difficult to hold the ambulance. If you -- balance. If

you need any tips on stocks she the Did you enjoy playing doubles when

you were... Yes, probably more And they will hope to profit now

from the Benesova serve. Rpbts it is not easy playing Benesova and

Melzer. You never get a break on that return of serve. The serve

will be swinging away from you as a You just saw the value there, at

the moment Melzer is the man out here. He is dominating this court

you. See the value of just moving, when your opponent serves. You

don't really have to do anything more dramatic, just make a move. It

If Bhupati starts to connect with a few return, which think he probably

will at some stage, they will have to change the formation, just

switch things up to negate that, but so far, Benesova serving well,

Delegating. Like it. What would you delegate to me Andrew? There is no

One step closer the first set. UMPIRE: New balls please. It is

rather dark and gloomy. It is quite warm though, muggy and Henman Hill

is more sparsely populated. They are the hard-core one, the ones

with staying power. We admire you. They are outside Court One where

the boys' double final is takeing place. Oliver Golding, young

English player involved and is George Morgan is as well.

Golding is playing with Jiri Veseley and Jiri Veseley is a Czech,

so Czechs going very well. I am going to try and not bump into

Elena after all the matches have finished. There is a lot of Czech

bragging at the moment. There is a lot of Czech bragging, in the

nicest possible way. Vesnina Now, what I like about Elena

Vesnina, good solid player. One of a number of Russians in the top 100,

ranked seventh in Russia. She does a smile before she serves, down at

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her opponent. Is she going to smile She lives near the Black Sea.

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Forces Melzer at least to serve for He might have lost a little bit of

He really is playing well in doubles these days, Jurgen Melzer.

We always saw him as a wonderful singles player. He got to the semi-

final of the French and beat Roger Federer in Monte Carlo this year. A

former Boys' Singles winner here. I have always thought of him as a

player as a bit like a bull in a china shop, but he really does show

a lot of feel, which is remarkable considering how tight G-strings his

racket. Put to good use their and Quite a bit of British success in

the Mixed Doubles over the years. John Lloyd and Wendy Turnbull in

1983 and 1984. And of course Janey married four years ago. And

peerages Jurgen Melzer and Elena Benesova with the first set. -- and

he kitties. More people trickling What I like about these two is they

have really good chemistry. I wonder if we will get a smile from

Benesova. She smiles through her singles matches through the years,

and a very jolly person. They have combined really well together

almost instantly. Not one that is a dominant force, they really

complement each other. I think Jurgen Melzer's girlfriend is here.

She is a swimmer, a very good swimmer. She is an Olympic bronze

medallist. I think she is not here because the world swimming

championships are in Shanghai in a couple of weeks' time, so she is

preparing for that. But I am sure she is watching this match from

some sort of portal, whether they are in Croatia or may be out in

Bhupathi to serve to stop the He has done a career Mixed Doubles

He has not been at his sharpest, I have to say. I wonder if he has

been busy trading on the phone You talk about his use of different

partners over the years. Seven Mixed doubles Grand Slam titles.

Everyone with different partners. And he is also a wonderful Mixed

Doubles player. The queue around the block when Mahesh Bhupathi is

And they get off to a good start in Originally from Madras. He has a

house there, and in London. That is They have been very smart,

tactically. They have not allowed Bhupathi to get settled on the

returns. You can see Benesova being allowed to do her thing on the

Talking about his racket earlier, he has these luxury nylon strings

that cost �70. I don't know how expensive the frame that her whole

cities. Sometimes they go up to �75. It is extraordinary -- I don't know

how expensive the frame at ease Just at the moment the team are

able to make hay, because Vesnina and Bhupathi are not doing the

basics well, making returns and They are rattling through this

Still thousands upon thousands of the little green fly in the air.

There were plenty day yesterday It is not just the greenfly, did

you see the swarm of bees over Court No. 18, during the ladies

Invitational final? They were buzzing around near the highlights

studio and just came whizzing through. They probably took out a

It was Vesnina who has a bit of a straight up-and-down delivery. Not

a lot on the second serve. A slightly slower version of her

first serve, particularly by Russian standards, as they are not

known for one before serving. But the second serve has not a lot of

cake. It is vulnerable and sits up. Melzer wins the battle of the

reaction at the net. He really has channelled all of his fury into

losing in the doubles quarter-final into the Mixed Doubles. I've never

seen him so passionate about the Mixed Doubles. He has been super

Vesnina does nothing wrong, maybe slightly short of a length, but

And it brings up to break points. - I thought there might be an

extensive discussion. Surely it If no? They are staying

That second serve was there to be punished by Melzer, and they take

And they are in control and nail. - - now. He does like to use a hammer

to crack a nut, Jurgen Melzer. A wonderful stroke maker. He had a

wonderful year on tour in the singles and elevated himself from a

player that was always around 15 bought 20 in the world into the top

10. Always going up in the shadow of the former French Open champion,

Thomas Berdych, and very physical player. That was tough, always

trying to live up to those kinds of expectations and levels. There is a

lot of talk about former winners of the Boys' Singles like Pat Cash,

Roger Federer, and Jurgen Melzer was in 1999. He has always had

great promise. I think sometimes that was the frustration when he

went on to the main tour, because he is a fiery character. He has

calmed down in recent years and the results have improved because of

that. I think he was frustrated with not being so successful on the

Well, if this Russian and Indian pairing are to get back into the

match they have to be a little more proactive and take a few more

chances and get a bit more This pair have served very well

between them. Winning almost 90 % Not often the way in doubles, but

we have -- not unusual in doubles, but we have not had prolonged

rallies. Well the reason for that is that their opposition are only

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Bhupathi will rule that. They just didn't really pressure the Benesova

serve at all. Benesova is the least She certainly looks nervous trying

to serve out for a place in the final. There were all sorts of

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discussions. Vesnina much more Well, they do what they had to do.

Might not re, but last year, it was Vesnina who had to be the shoulder

the cry on for Vera Zvonareva because they made the finals last

year, and that her fellow Russian had it tough. Losing in the singles.

As they were losing in the doubles, Vera really started to crack a

little, and I have to say, Elena was terrific in just getting them

at least through the match, without too many dramas. They didn't win

but she is experienced at this level. She has developed, but

lovely player. Struggles to break- in to the Russian teams. But really

making a name for herself in the doubles now. And lost in the second

round of the singles here to Vera Zvonareva. Reached the semifinals

of the Ladies' Doubles as the number four seeds with Mirza. Lost

to the eventual winners. Now, If you are a good singles player

and a decent doubles player with plenty of stamina, you can pick up

a bit of cash. Not that that is what it is all about. Early on in

your career, that is, what it is about. So many of the eastern

Europeans and the Russian, they play doubles because that is only

way they are going to get from A to You can see that black sweat band

on her right wrist. She has had terrible, terrible wrist problems

this year. Her partner in women's doubles has had the same problem.

They have been able to help each other. Mirzy has been useful as a

doubles partner. They made the final of Roland Garros but also

medical advice, that is what I call great value in a double s partner.

I can hear some Serbian singing Makes me feel we are at the

Australian Open. There was a lot of Serbian singing tat Australian open.

That is what I have been waiting for from Bhupati. This is

Melzer is untroubled in his serve. You suspect it will have to be on

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APPLAUSE. Amazing from Melzer. I am not sure he has missed a ball out

here. He has the bit between his Again, the pressure pouring down on

tn Vesnina serve. If they are to have a chance, they surely have to

At 15-30 and second serve by Vesnina to Melzer. You fear for

APPLAUSE. It is the only shot they have got these two. Hold it and try

and pressure Benesova. I am sure as this set gets to the end game,

really, for Benesova and Melzer. It will be Benesova, I am not saying

this unfairly. I think she will feel it out there, the enormity of

the moment, so the more they can pressure her, the better. They will

Look at this end range power from Melzer on the stretch. So strong,

so strong with the right arm coming through there. On the double hander.

He is very concerned. He would love the double break here. I think they

feel it is certainly on. I wonder if he will look to move across

straight after his partner has return serve. Keep an eye out for

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You're kidding me. The space opens There was everything in that point,

there was the delegation that you like so much, and then there was

the kitchen sink from Vesnina and Melzer again. Wonderful

anticipation and execution... not sure Vesnina knows where to

serve for, this is when your partner can help you out. Give you

just a bit of support on your decision. They are going to go I

formation. They would love to get the first volley after that return.

Almost inevitable. Double break for That is the former women's doubles

champion there with Hingis, and her brother used to play mixed doubles

together. I will avoid her if this match is wrapped up here, I will

duck her definitely on the way out! Give her her moment. It is not a

lot these two can do about this. They have tried to switch things up.

Apart from doing the basics a little better, it has been the

Jurgen Melzer show. Happily backed up by Iveta Benesova, who has been

given loads of things to put away The honour t duty, the pressure of

serving for this Championship falls upon Iveta Benesova. And serving

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No science of pressure. -- signs of It has taken a little time, the

noise inside Centre Court grows. As it always does, from when they

anticipate the end. Three That is long. It is there. A smile

and a squeal and a hug. Jurgen Melzer and Iveta Benesova. The

A first doubles Grand Slam title for Benesova. Melzer has been here

before in the mens. Showing their appreciate to -- appreciation to

the crowd. Who have of course seen a marvellous day's tennis here on

Centre Court. And this round it off well. Comfortable controlled

winners as well They played the perfect match. They did everything

right. I thought Jurgen Melzer was the stand out player on the court.

Maybe that goes some way to erasing the disappointment for not

defending his men's title. Iveta Benesova what a moment for her,

lovely player, lovely young woman. Been on tour a long time and this

is the high light probably, of all those years out there playing

professional tennis. As is the tradition for the double, the

presentation is down upstairs, as Andrew points out with a handshake

to Jurgen Melzer. He will know the form. Up that go to the Royal Box

to collect their silverware, and a cheque, vulgar to mention such

things but �92,000 for the winning pair. They can divide it as they

So, they will disappear from moment, A reminder of the scoreline, and it

was quite simple for Melzer and Beating the 4th seeds, 6-3, 6-2 in

just 51 minutes. And the moment of victory and celebration here. The

new partnership. Perhaps we will see them again. They are off to a

There is Helena Sukova leading the applause, thinking of things to say

The runners up, Mahesh Bhupathi and Elena Vesnina. Sir, To the runners

up, Elena Vesnina, followed by Mahesh Bhupathi, a silver salver

A few tears from Elena Vesnina. And again, warm appreciation from the

crowd. It has been a great run. the Wimbledon mixed doubles

champions 2011, Jurgen Melzer and Iveta Benesova. Champions on Centre

Court at Wimbledon. Whether singles or doubles, it is a special, a

The 2011 mixed doubles champions, Each collecting one of the

Challenge Cups. That a company's their healthy checks and smiles for

the photographers there. And a very nice way to round off the action

I think everybody thought that would be a long and close match,

but they have been in tremendous for -- form, Melzer and Benesova,

and they are enjoying their moment in the royal box. So that is the

last match completed on Centre Court at these championships. But

earlier today there were scenes of joy for this man, Novak Djokovic,

kissing the trophy, the trophy he has dreamed about holding since he

started, the tournament he wanted to win above all others. He has a

tight grip on that famous trophy. BP -- she became world No. 1 on

Friday and he defeated Rafael Nadal in four sex and played awesome

tennis. Novak Djokovic is the big story of the championships -- in

The junior girls' singles was completed earlier, one by the

Australian, who put out the much higher ranked player of Russia. She

won it 7-5, 7-6. And what a shock to finish on. Well done, and I'm

sure we will hear a lot more from That makes it a double for the

Australians, because look Savell won the boys' singles yesterday,

and there isn't Eighteen-year-old called Bernard Tom which he was

doing well. And then to look out Talking of the juniors, we will

take you to court number one, because we are guaranteed a British

winner. Oliver Golding will be up against Morgan in the boys' doubles.

It is one set apiece as we join We did mention earlier that

sometimes Goulding does let the cork popped out of the bottle.

Important that they respond positively here. No time for a

It is all about returns down to the diagonal service box at this stage.

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Returns need to be firmly struck. Again, not quite the right shot

from Oliver Golding. You have to go hard and flat from that position.

We did talk about the fact that there are power houses there, but

have you seen enough variation to impress you so far in the match? Or

are they in need of the ability to hit the odd shot with top-spin,

dink it to the feet. We saw the lob from Oliver Golding in the first

set, but we didn't see much in the second. They did start out with a

rich variety but now they are going to their natural game, powering

through. That one needed to go down to the toes. That is what happens

when you get a little tight. The hands can stiffen up a bit. Of

course, this is such a big stage and the big occasion for all four

boys. You can understand how that might happen. But they do have to

take care of the small moments and the big moment will take care of

It is all about you can get it together, right here, right now.

One ball at a time, they have to Oliver Golding has just gone off

the boil a little bit. And when that happens in doubles it is

important for your partner to the GU up and get the focus back on

This happened in yesterday's game, and Oliver Golding went walkabout

on a service game. But he got pulled through by his partner. They

He is earning the court and giving them a hard time. They will have to

change the scenery and maybe do and by a formation. Some sort of

different stance all look. Too many I think Oliver Golding has put off

But you do have to be prepared for Good skills from Oliver Golding,

but he was distracted, but he brought it back and refocused. He

did not let that contaminate the 810 shot rally. Each and every

Another phenomenal rally. Oliver Golding apologises, but he

certainly wanted to make a statement there and was able to do

A nice bruise there tomorrow, but I can't recall the last time that

Working that ball back into play. It streamy focused, isn't he? --

That was a very sensible shot from And, of course, that could be a

He has got to be careful. Just losing his rag a bit at the moment.

You can understand the anguish and the pain. But the match isn't over

yet. He needs a positive response No question that Morgan and his

partner have wrestled the momentum He just took his eye off the ball

Hesitancy there. Having missed the penultimate volley just now, very

hesitant around the volley. That puts George Morgan Ilic -- in a

little bit of a serving a whole. He will have to get the big ones M. --

It just shows you how important the first point of the game is. An easy

volley, took his eye off it, it missed it and suddenly there is the

merest hint of a chance for Oliver On reflection, you could say that

the one easy forehand volley could cost them the title. A nice

response, and a lot of responsibility on his shoulders,

because his partner is struggling and that was a good response and he

will talk him round and keeping calm and get back on track. That

The 13th day of the 125th Championships at SW19. An historic

day on Centre Court. Creating our own little piece of history out on

Court No. 1 but as far as the Fabulous match so far. Of course,

we are not beautifully poised, early stages of this deciding set,

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APPLAUSE. Ninth ace seals the game. Such a bonus when you can hold

service as comfortably as that. We were talking about the momentum

switch in the early stages of this third set. That has gone now. And

if anything, it is now with Golding Well taken, George Morgans calls

assertively. "That's mine." He despatchs that nicely. Good, calm

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No call. The umpire steps in. Good Pavic was backing off there, he

didn't fancy another in the ribs, did he? Absolutely. Once bitten

That will get them back on track. It is a little quieter now on

Henman Hill. All the excitement earlier today of Novak Djokovic

winning his first Wimbledon title, defeating Rafael Nadal in keeping

an eye on the mixed doubles there. Just about to get the trophy now.

It is a nice way to finish the Championships that. The screens

have been a real bonus, Henman Hill t screen on number one court,

number two and three where fans can Shame, that was a good return

Morgan has started to hit that forehand a little better but too

much spin on the last one. A little This will help Golding I think,

after that poor service game in the early stages of this deciding set.

This one started an awful lot It is tricky for gold in that

situation, because that team are playing catch up the whole time.

They are always having, they are having to tie up to three all, four

all and it is quite a strain, but him doing with, so with aplomb

there, holding to love very assertive game. Interesting eye

Bag to regulation for the second. That is what normally happens. --

Oh such a shame. What a rally. What Great get from George Morgan there.

Gets up to his feet. And ready to spring and so he does. Clash of

racket, too much power, the ball sent long. Having a great time out

Nicely done, so close to the net, those angles are a lot easier as a

result. Of course, they are so confident, they are not going to

get lobbed off such a big serve, that is, why why they can get nice

and tight on the net. But we saw Golding use the lob intelligently

Again Pavic with great hands here, getting the ball nice down wide of

APPLAUSE. Dropping the hammer again, We are now very much this the

business end of this deciding set. Who is your money on Paul? It is

really tight. It is hard to say. I mean, the momentum can sway so fast

can't it, double fault here and suddenly it sways back. I am going

to sit on the fence at this stage, just for a change! It is only a two

horse race. Who is your money on? The third pair. I don't know, it is

tough isn't it. At the moment, I'm going with Morgan Pavic, because

they seem to have an edge of momentum but we know how quickly

that can swivel round. You? Perhaps because they have that one game

advantage as well, as you get to the tail end of the third set, that

could prove vital. Yes, we have spoke oven that early. Abound with

energy as well right now. We need She didn't look particularly happy

with it? Think she got some in her hair! Now is this the chance, a

sloppy volley there, first point of the game. A chance now for Morgan

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They only hit at 94mph but APPLAUSE. Well they have not had a

lot of... Opportunity the returning team there, that is so far a very

solid service game from Vesely and Morgan. He keeps the weight on the

serve, very difficult to make inroads on return when he is

getting the first serve in, Jiri Veseley, window of opportunity here,

Beautiful hand skills. Gets the ball up and down with aplomb.

Vesely didn't quite commit to chasing that one, I think he

thought it was going out P -- out. He has some lovely feel, those

ground strokes. Yeah, he has rarely missed a return, the man in the

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It is all about holding your nerve now. At this stage in the final.

has certainly been nip and tuck the He let the racket head drop on this

volley a little too fast. He is losing control. That sometimes

happens with players who double hand backhand, when the other hand

comes off their occasionally lose control. -- they occasionally lose

Just made it. Great anticipation there from Vesely. He knew that

they were trying to create the angle with the volley, so he was

already on the move. And a very sensible shot, in the middle of the

court. Such a good tactic to use. They have created a window of

Again the return from Golding, not quite hit with enough spin. We have

seen him struggle in that regard, throughout the course of the match.

Likes the power play. Doesn't necessarily have control of the

ball when trying to dip it to the UMPIRE: Mr Morgan is challenging

the call on the right. The ball was That was a good serve. Excellent

second serve from Pavic. A lot of movement on it, through the air and

off the court. It was difficult for Golding to get that back in play.

Nice Hanger time from Morgan. he did seem to hang up there on a

stepladder. A great dispatch. A There have not been many of those

today. Just a sloppy volley from Morgan. Again, under pressure. The

tension of the occasion and the hands stiffening up. It is tough to

The slightly better return, a Remember, they were a break down in

the early stages of this deciding set, now an opportunity to break to

give them just one game away from A courageous shot from Pavic.

I don't know many players who would have gone with that option. Very,

very brave under that sort of pressure. Most people would have

So where are we going to serve? White, middle, body? Are you going

It is always quite telling in those discussions at this stage in such

an important match who makes the decision. The service, because

clarity is power and -- clarity is paramount. He has to put the serve

Again, there is the top spin. That did the damage. A really good shot

from Golding. Yes, he got it up and down very quickly, Golding and got

some pace in it. Always a tough This takes courage from the Croat.

The regular service is hard, but it takes bravery to go out with your

least favourite surface. -- least Beautifully done. Terrific hands

A really great a lengthy exchange. Dispatched this at -- assertively

by the Croat. Very, very alert. What a big holder of serve that was

for him. If you weren't we this earlier in the match, it was Pavic

who took the match either struck -- graph of the neck in a certain set

-- second set. It was Morgan who had played a good game and Pavic

really took the responsibility in the second set to say they would

get back into the match and this is how we will do it. And again,

taking responsibility well throughout the course of the last

service game. Yes, he has taken the ownership, and it comes down to

mental toughness skills. Focus, body language, positivity and

showing the other team you need a business. These two were are doing

well in snowballing their momentum. Interesting to see if Oliver

Golding can rise to the occasion At least Vesely was positive. There

is nothing worse than missing the Well, he is apologising because he

did not quite get hold of the volley. Withstanding a barrage of

That is a little sloppy. Just seemed to lay back on the wrist,

and it spilled over the baseline. Real pressure now on Morgan and

Again, the return of serve, dipping to the feet of Golding. Remember,

he lost his serve in the early stages of this deciding set. Can he

recover here or will it cost him? He threw everything bar the kitchen

sink at the top seeds there. Stood Cometh the hour, cometh the man.

Golding performing very well under What a crucial hold. Showing real

Never easy when you missed a relatively routine shots like he

did midway through the game, but he recovered valiantly. The course,

the more often you are in that situation, it is of Peps weight --

What a rat-a-tat it was. Jiri Vesely going down the line of

Morgan. Vesely not quite getting Probably indicative of a little

That is a nice smash. He did not Pavic has such quick hands at the

The nice team work to help each other around. Morgan and Pavic are

rock solid. Yes, looking very solid around the net, and Morgan ruled

that in and 91 mph but very accurate. He has recorded one at

125 mph early in the match that is A lovely change it from Vesely. --

Dropping Le Hamel once more, and that is even bigger. 127 mph --

Even though there is only one game in it, you get the impression it is

Morgan and Pavic who have just worked the momentum a little bit

better in the deciding set. Of course, they do have the advantage

of being a game ahead and there is always more pressure on Golding and

Vesely. Yes, has returned so well and created the micro opportunities

earlier in the game, then Morgan started to steamroller, but it is a

well contested and spirited match. But both teams have acquitted

For a nice bonus for those with tickets to Court Number One. They

have seen some great matches. This They handled the pressure initially

of having to hold serve to stay in the match. Can they do it again at

George Morgan did well to get the forehand down to Jiri Vesely, who

was a tall boy at 6 ft 4. He dropped his racket and did not

quite get his big frame down to the He really was a lurch and focused

to this, Oliver Golding. Right on to the middle of a string -- really

That is the favourite return of Morgan. So solid off the backhand.

Just taking a bit of pace of the return, so it makes it more

difficult for the volley. Another Good hands. But again the point set

us wonderfully well by Pavic. Morgan's certainly playing his part

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A victory for the second seeds, over the top seeds. In a

magnificent final. All four players certainly playing their parts in a

highly entertaining match. But it is Morgan and Pavic who eventually

SUE BARKER: And a big cheer from Court Number One crowd and they

were given their trophy by Anne Jones who was on court. There they

are, the champions of Wimbledon. Congratulations to George Morgan

and to Mate Pavic, winners of the Boys' Doubles. And we are going to

stay on the air for about another half hour to look back at these

Championships. Raise John is still with me and John, we are talking

there about the boy, because Liam Broady got through to the singles

final and then George beating Oliver Golding. We had two in the

doubles final. It is, has been a good Championships for the

youngsters. It has been. But as always we have to be temperate a

bit. There is some juniors that could be playing here that are on

the main tour, so it is not the best in the world here in this

junior, so we can't go overboard. What we have to look at is whether

the juniors we are watch, do they have the parts of the game they

will be able to make the transition into the seniors? So often in the

past we don't. There is something different about Liam Broady. He is

fiesty, think we have to take it down a level, a bit. Not go vover

board. See how they do when they get in with the big guys. Heather

Watson and Laura Robson in the women, we saw Laura pushing Maria

Sharapova. They can do it but we should just take it easy, it was

good, good experience, get good wins in front of a lot of people.

It is what counts when they get to the next level. It's a good start.

Bernard Tomic who was 18, and he went right the way through the draw

to the quarterfinals, you know, he is, he is a rarity in way because

he was the youngest one in this tournament, so in the mens they

take longer to develop don't they? There is no question. If you look t

the average age on the top 100 is 24, 25 maybe. So yes, it does. You

have to look at whether or not we are building, we have juniors in

there that have all round games, that will, when they go up against

the senior, they can make that difference and not just be sort of

good juniors but don't have the power to go to the next level. But

there is good signs, but there is a long way to go yet. We will talk in

a moment, we have friends of ours to tell them what happened in their

matches, first of all we had the senior mens' doubles.. No title for

Britain this time but as Jeremy Bates was beaten. So Cash and

Woodforde won their title 10-5 in that tie-break. And Hingis, the

champion here in 97 as a 1-year-old along with our BBC colleague

Lindsay Davenport. They won over Martina Navratilova and her partner.

Well done to them. Now in the last few days out on court 14, the stars

of wheelchair tennis have been Newcastle in action. Two finals

were completed and Nick Hope can Peter fo for folk and his partner

are the two big names in the world of wheelchair tennis. Ladies first.

She is simply a champion like no other. Five Paralympic golds,

undefeated in singles since 2003. That is a run that stretches over

400 matches. I know I can win a tournament. I know I can beat

everybody, but then, you know I everybody, but then, you know I

have to tell myself it is not a for sure thing. That is what makes me,

you know, eager to win every single time. Something she has done in

doubles for the last two years. know it is a dream, a dream playing

here, it's a dream coming here, and the venue looks great. The people

are awesome. It's the whole add mots fear and the tradition based

here. -- atmosphere. In the final they took the opening sets 6-4 but

things were more tricky in the second and after the match was

levelled the favourites found themselves 5-2 in the decider. Cue

It was close to losing but I never felt that we didn't have a chance,,

so you know, even 5-2 down I was like, you know, we have to change

something. But we still have a chance, and you know, being in the

final gives you just a bit extra motivation to fight for it, and try

your hardest. And despite being a two time plim tick -- Paralympic

Having experienced the Centre Court atmosphere, he is keen to change

that. I did the coin toss for Roger and Andy Roddick. It is one of

those experiences that is fantastic. A bit like when you are going into

a Paralympics. We are trying to get the Quad exhibition here for next

year, leading into the Paralympics. It is one of those challenges I

haven't succeeded in. I would love to win a Wimbledon Championship. I

have won most things but not that yet. There were some guys in action.

The men's doubles final was contested between the French

pairing and the Dutch pair. It was a repeat of last month's French

Open final but it was the Dutch pair who triumphed here. We didn't

do bad this week. I mean, it means really a lot for us, we won,, three

Grand Slams before, we never won this. Winning is really important

for us, especially, the fourth Grand Slam for us, and last week we

lost from them in a final, in the French Open, so now we beat them,

and then at Wimbledon, it is incredible. Lovely to see them here,

it was a good day for the Dutch. We wish them well in their preparation

for the Paralympic. Someone who didn't have a good day on Centre

Court was Rafael Nadal. He was on a 20 match winning streak but that

came to an end where he was beaten by an inspired Novak Djokovic who a

couple of days has taken his world number one ranking. Let us hear

from him. I am sorry about the result, give us your story of the

match. Well, the story is... He played better than me. He is 2

champion. For sure I have to analyse whether, but today, I think,

I did a few things. When you won that third set, you must have

thought "I've got a chance now." Well, always. Even with two sets

there, I am fighting every moment, but... Yeah, first set was

important set, but that's, that's the thing is, I didn't play well.

The important moment during the match. To win this kind of match,

you have to play really well mentally and all the important

moment, that is, something I didn't. Is that what makes the result so

much more disappointing and annoying, because you know you

didn't play your best? No, no, no. You know, I accept that the sport,

you cannot win every time. I am happy to be here, enjoying this

moment, enjoying the final, you know. He played better than me.

That's what I can do, the thing that I can do, is keep working hard,

try the find the way the try to beat him this time. And you know,

be the second of Wimbledon is a fantastic result for me. You are

still very young, only 25. Could you even describe how you get over

such a sporting disappointment? You are maying in the biggest final in

the world, yet you have lost. How long does it take you to recover

from a disappointing result like this? You know, life is more

important than game. You know it is impossible to win every time. I was

with the trophy in Roland Garros a few weeks ago. Today I I lost but I

was in the final. I was there. I am a good competitor, I like to win,

but I accept when somebody plays better than myself, and when

somebody is doing a few things better than me. Today, that is what

happen. Tomorrow we are at home enjoying the summer. You are going

to fly home to Majorca, do you go fishing, do you play golf, do you

sit on the beach to get over the disappointment? I have a lot of

people round. I have a fantastic family round me, fantastic friends.

A lot of people supporting me. Even today, when I lost, the crowd here

were supporting me a lot, and that is something that is impossible to

to fill outside of this tournament You will still think yourself I

have won ten Grand Slam, which is a wonderful achievement I for sure,

if I stopped my career today, what I won is more that I ever dreamed,

so, I have got everything. I cannot be very disappointing, to lose

today, for sure I want to win, but I already won a lot of times in the

past. Yes, he has to remember that. That is the interview no plauer

wants to give is it, your heart is broke, and you have to sit there

and go through all the duties. and he will reflect in the next few

day, because that is what they do, the champion, because he will want

to make sure it doesn't happen again, and he will realise today on

big points he's didn't play well, which is unusual for him. Credit to

Novak, but Rafa can play better than that, he will be disappointed

but has the US Open coming up round the corner and he will be back for

that for sure. You know he will pick himself up. He is young, he is

only 25, and he has many more years at his best, at his peak to do it.

Absolutely, I mean he has won ten, he could still win another ten bg

easily. But he will be disappointed. He will work on thing, he will

analyse it with his coach, with Uncle Toni, they will say this is

what we immediate to do to beat Novak. They will come up with a

plan. I want to see what he does next time he plays him. Today

belonged to Novak Djokovic. He has the President of Serbia in the

Royal Box, but also the Foreign Minister of Serbia, who is also the

President of the Tennis Association, we can hear from him, because after

he spoke to John Inverdale. Listen, here we are surrounded by a load of

Serbian fans, what does today mean for your country? This is probably

the most important day in the sporting history of the country.

Today everyone is very proud. I don't think there is a Serb who

lives anywhere in the world who is not very very proud. How can you

reward Novak for what he has done for your country today? Well, it is

very very difficult to reward him for today, but what we did is, he

was made ambassador, and Foreign Minister I so made his ambassador

for Serbia. Ha was a small thing we could do to help him facilitate, to

travel round the world and keep doing what he is doing for Serbia.

Novak Djokovic is the best ambassador, that Serbia has ever

had, probably. Now Now you have had two women be world number one, now

you have a man at the top. Number one tomorrow. How important for

Serbia is tennis, if I say a political web, do you know what I

mean, the way of spreading how your country is at the moment? This is

indeed the case. Serbia is doing exceptionally well in tennis, and

probably we are punching above our weight in the tennis sport, but

Novak has made it possible, in every corner of the world they know

about Serbia, and they know in the best possible light about Serbia,

because there is so much to be known about Serbia. It is nobody is

listening, except to Novak, everybody is listening to him and

that is why he is is doing a great job for his country. Your country

has had so many issue, ten, 15, 20 years ago, is this in a sense a

great opportunity for a very positive spin, about Serbia and its

future? Definitely. I think that nobody can doubt the fact that

Novak is a positive face of Serbia, everybody is excited about his

victory, everybody was a bit surprised that jock wasn't greet

here in Wimbledon after he had won, like our champions but I am sure

when he comes next year and the year after and when he wins next

year and the year after next the crowd will warm up to him. Let me

ask you in Belgrade and everywhere else, a few parties do you think?

think the entire nation will be partying tonight. Watch for the

news bulletins from Serbia, I think there are things to be seen from

Are you going to sing a song for I think they will be singing for

some time in Serbia. Novak Djokovic has merged into this superstar of

the game. We are lucky. We had Roger Federer and Nadal and we were

blessed with those two players because they got what it was about

to be number one and all the things you do outside of the sport to make

tennis bigger and bigger, and now we have Novak Djokovic who has

great personality and will be a fabulous number one. He is very

charismatic. I think he will be a megastar. Winning 48 out of 49

matches, he will be number one for some time. So he should be. It's an

unbelievable record with the US Open coming up and he is the

favourite to win that. You cannot see anyone beating him at the

moment. A brief line on Andy Murray, you were saying that he needs a

coach and he should give Jimmy Connors a call. The suggestion is

if you want to be a great, you hire someone who was a great. That is

someone who has been there and done it, and someone like Jimmy, we have

seen that Andy has got the game, because we saw it against Nadal for

eight set and a bit, but the mental side is a bit behind the top two or

three. With someone like Jimmy in his corner every practice session

will getting tougher so he can compete at a level he needs to. It

would not be a bad suggestion. says he wants to think about it and

get it right and he has taken on at that clothing line. Darren Cahill

is a wonderful coach, but he has other people in the job he has to

work with because he is not full time. When you talk about what

separates the top, you want someone who is not part time, in my opinion.

Not a bad championship for him. A bad set, and it let him get away.

He has made two semi-finals in the last two Grand Slams. He just needs

an extra bit, but quite a bit at the moment, and he can do it.

2011 championships coming to a close. We have ground to new

champions here, but let's remind you of what has been happening over

the last fortnight. Phil Jones For it was a wonderful 120 fit

celebration. Something special was stirring. In close-up, back from

her self-titled deathbed experience, Serena Williams was moved to

emotion never before seen from a champion. Relieved to be through

her opener, but more relieved to be playing at all, to have more

tomorrows. Tears as well for British teenager Heather Watson,

but so so many bright tomorrow's for her on this painful evidence.

She led, she was hurt, she fought, she lost, but the guts and guile

For marathon man was back. A year after winning the long this man --

match of all time he was pitched into a shoot-out with his old

gunslinger in power. This was a sequel less gripping, and beat John

was the hottest shot again. -- be Dijon. There was a new young gun in

town, Australia's burgeoning hot Oh my goodness! Around the net

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And he knew it was coming, and he Screams were a theme. The trilogy

kept our brave hard going in week one, and the shrieking had it ear-

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piercing pitch around the ground. Out of this world. That was

Feliciano Lopez in week one. Mrs Venus, back from five months of

injury woes, found the force was not with her. Zapped for a second

year by a Bulgarian in orbit. Her sister Serena Williams used to have

opponents at her will, but not after a year of injury and illness.

Marion Bartoli beat her in the last A new headline star, practically

Wimbledon is like a box of chocolates. You never know what

you're going to get, and like a tough young but not too hard and

the soft centre. Or a brittle legend, fudging it and falling when

two sets to the good. An unwelcome first for the great man. Jo-

Wilfried Tsonga seized his moment, and it was a comeback extraordinary

from the win some Frenchmen. Andy Murray insisted there was no place

like home. Brains, heart, all on show in his road to the semis. But

Nadal's Tornado sent him into another mesmerising and

kaleidoscopic whirl. The wizardry of Rafael Nadal just two magical.

Until Novak Djokovic pulled back the curtain and realise that Nadal

is a mere mortal after all. He took his number one ranking, his

Wimbledon title and has lost just once all year. The air is a new

champion at Wimbledon! Novak Djokovic! A Serbian twist in the

tail at the end of the fortnight. Pure box-office. Wimbledon, yearly

sequel, and never equalled. And just like that it was Gone With the

And indeed that is the end of the Championships. We have had some

entertaining tennis and welcomed back some old favourites, but in

the end we saw some new champion's crown and some players who could

stay at the top of a game for some time. It is time for me to say

goodbye and everybody here at Wimbledon is making their way home

after an exciting day of tennis. Where we saw Novak Djokovic crowned