Wimbledon 2025

[Euler]

Despite her best efforts, Raducanu never went odds-on.

[Euler]

Bit concerning if the system can be switched on and off. That's wide open to abuse.

"Due to operator error the system was deactivated on the point in question," A Wimbledon spokesperson said.

[Euler]

Norrie got there in the end!

[Euler]

Two double faults hand a double break to De Minaur

[Euler]

Djokovic loses the first set 1-6

[Morrid4]

Could almost sense him targeting that first service break back. De minaur not serving great either.

[Euler]

Good match so far

[Kai]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIo09AZzkis

AI is miles off btw

He said "F**king statue for f**k sake, what a spin man!"

[tomipraikkonen]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIo09AZzkis

AI is miles off btw

He said "F**king statue for f**k sake, what a spin man!"

Fuck that f**king spin, what a f**king spin

This is what he said

[Kai]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIo09AZzkis

AI is miles off btw

He said "F**king statue for f**k sake, what a spin man!"

Fuck that f**king spin, what a f**king spin

This is what he said

I thought I heard "spin" the first time as well, but the woman interjecting there made it sound like "jebote stup te jebote"

Sounds a bit more clearer on my headset now so I think he probably does say spin twice, but the cussing parts have no direct translation

"F**k that f**king spin, what a spin man!"

[Euler]

Maybe is was because I asked for it in Croatian by mistake? I was watching Cilic and it sort of slipped out.

[Euler]

SInner money buyers a little nervous.

[Kai]

Maybe is was because I asked for it in Croatian by mistake? I was watching Cilic and it sort of slipped out.

It's the same language though, being native in one means being 99% fluent in the other

[Euler]

Maybe is was because I asked for it in Croatian by mistake? I was watching Cilic and it sort of slipped out.

It's the same language though, being native in one means being 99% fluent in the other

Didn't know that.

How close is “close”?
Linguists often compare them to British vs American English—or Norwegian Bokmål vs Danish—but slightly closer grammatically. A Serb could follow the Croatian national news as effortlessly as a Brit follows the BBC after living in Australia for a month.