Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer both lead their 2011 Wimbledon quarterfinal matches through three sets, but both players have surprisingly dropped a set. The No. 2 and No. 3 players in the world were both very much in control of the first sets of their matches, but 18-year-old Australian qualifier Bernard Tomic was able to win the second set against Djokovic, while Tsonga surprisingly forced a fourth set by winning the third after going down two sets to love.
Wimbledon 2011 Live Scores: Federer, Djokovic Both Drop Set, Still Lead
Before this tournament, Tomic was probably best known for acting like he was better than Lleyton Hewitt and for his dad being an incredible jerk of a helicopter parent. Fortunately, he’s now famous for beating Robin Soderling and pushing Djokovic in a Wimbledon quarterfinal.
Tsonga was broken in his first service game of the match against Federer, but impressively fought back to force a tiebreak in the second set, then win the third set to force a fourth. Both Djokovic and Federer lead by two sets to one with the fourth set of each of their matches in progress.
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