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A tip of the cap to the Wimbledon player who caught his hat when it fell off but still won a point
- Jordan Thompson won a set-ending point at Wimbledon while holding his hat after it fell off during a serve, leading to a match victory against Darderi with scores of 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3.
- This victory marked Thompson's advancement to the fourth round at the All England Club for the first time.
- The point lasted seven strokes, and Darderi remarked that it was strange to play with a hat in hand but emphasized that it was just one point and didn’t change the match.
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BBC commentator forced to explain little-known rule after Wimbledon ace meltdown
WIMBLEDON star Luciano Darderi had a blazing row with the umpire over a little-known rule. The incident occurred on Court 18 yesterday as the Italian was defeated in four sets by Jordan Thompson. BBCJordan Thompson caught his hat mid-point[/caption] BBCThe Aussie then played on while holding it and won the point[/caption] BBCLuciano Darderi was left raging as he believed it broke a little-known rule[/caption] BBCDarderi chucked his racquet durin…
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A tip of the cap to the Wimbledon player who caught his hat when it fell off but still won a point
Perhaps Jordan Thompson deserves a tip of the cap for winning a set-ending point at Wimbledon while clutching his hat after it fell off his head during a serve.
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