Djokovic & Tsonga pics from the quarterfinals at Roland Garros 2012

Amazing. Incroyable. Fantastique. What a match between Djokovic and Tsonga. Have a look at some pics.

Novak Djokovic defeated Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-1, 5-7, 5-7, 7-6, 6-1 in an epic match with many twists and turns. Djokovic came out firing and won the first set in about 20 minutes or so but then the crowd rallied Jo back into the match. Jo had four match points in the fourth set but couldn’t take one, the set went to a tiebreak which Djokovic won and then went on to win the fifth set and the match.

Tsonga coming on to the court

 

 

Djokovic coming on to the court

hitting up

Tsonga

Djokovic

Tsonga

Djokovic

Djokovic

Djokovic

Djokovic serving

TV presentation section in the corner of Court Philippe Chatrier

Tsonga

Djokovic's peeps

Where did I go wrong? (fourth set)

Saves four match points in the fourth set

Tsonga shirt change for set five

Victory!

Hand shakes

Wow!

Tsonga interviewed at the end of the match, the crowd adore him

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5 Responses to “Djokovic & Tsonga pics from the quarterfinals at Roland Garros 2012” »

  1. Comment by Tash — June 5, 2012 @ 11:06 pm

    Jo looks like Mr T!!!
    Great photos!

  2. Comment by grandslamgal — June 6, 2012 @ 6:32 am

    lol with a little less gold neckware though. Thanks for your comment :)

  3. Comment by Sara — June 6, 2012 @ 7:32 am

    EXCELLENT match…the crowd was amazing. Thanks for your photos!

  4. Comment by grandslamgal — June 6, 2012 @ 4:57 pm

    Cheers Sara, it was such a top match, I liked both Jo and Nole before but now I have even more respect for both of them for how they played and also for how great the were in the interviews at the end of the match

  5. Comment by Pauline — June 6, 2012 @ 8:34 pm

    Looks like you were in a great spot. The pics are lovely. Out of all the matches I’ve seen, this is the one I enjoyed the most. Djokovic is not a player I warm to but I was very impressed with his play. Some of the commentators on British TV noted that a lot of the crowd left after the fourth set. I didn’t notice that, did you? Also, Tsonga seems affected by the crowd a little too much. At times he seemed distressed when the crowd was cheering. I can’t imagine the weight of responsibility he was feeling.

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