Tennis. Funny Moments - Part 3

Roger? Rota! No, Roger. Rota! Roger. Rota! Roger. Rota! Roger. Roger! Yeah. Good shape. He's on, and he's prepared for it. He's been on the edge lately. He's still uncompromising in the fact that he's going to play for him. I'm afraid. Now, but keep an eye on Rafa at the back. Bang! You can hear it. Actually hit his head on the door. Laughing with Gilles Muller there. Oh, that wasn't the way. No, that wasn't the way to go. It's like a streaker in football, but it's the cat. I think the cat's going to win. I just have a feeling. And he has gone. It's going to be good, I tell you. Come on. He's lost the point. Laughing. He's a player who has to be respected, especially here. Do you like this table? Well, it's special. Laughing. I want to have a salute. Laughing. Making the lightning start as we see Rafael Nadal signing. That's a bra. 34C. Goodness me. He wasn't affected by that at all. Oh, but now he's checking her out. When she turns her back. She's popping off to put it back on. Great opportunity now for Del Potro. Good hearted. Everybody use it. You know, there are players who don't use it and who like to have a better feeling without it. But I use it, especially at this part, if you can see. That's a basic joke of tennis. Great hot shots, amazing trick shots and really entertaining the fans when you're on court. Is it a fun... Laughing. You look like so serious. I feel like if I'm serious, you might be serious too. Now you've done the hat trick. You won a Grand Slam. You won the Davis Cup. You won the Olympics. Is it fair to ask you which one meant the most? No. So it's not fair? It's not fair, no. I mean, the Olympics in London for me was special. I mean, very few athletes get the chance to compete for their country in a home Olympics. And then to win the gold medal there was obviously very special. But within tennis, I mean, Wimbledon's, you know, the biggest event for us. And, you know, that had been a long, long wait since Britain had had a male winner at Wimbledon. And I got reminded about that pretty much every day of my life for about 10 years. The country's a bit miserable right now. We need a new prime minister, a new England football manager, a new Top Gear presenter and Wales are losing. So how does it feel to be the nation's last hope? It's not that bad, is it? I won't say no if Andy Murray decides now. All right, he's a nice guy, Rog, he's a father and let's... I won't say no. But I know that he'd like to win the first for British tennis in, what is it, 150,000 years, so... BBC now, would you like to wave to the BBC now? No, that was more, you know, to think of Andy, the poor guy who has to go through those moments over and over again. That, you know, it would be so nice for him to win and everything. He's going to give away his T-shirt. A nice guy, but I can tell you that he got scared. He's a real scarecrow, Guillermo Correa. Wait a minute, there's still the supervisor coming on the pitch. Yes, we asked the supervisor to come. And the picker is called. Yes, so we're still recalling the rules. If the law is applied to the letter, when a player... Done! There are some excellent barbers in Singapore. But we've just seen Asvetlana Kuznetsova decide to cut her own hair. You ever done this before, Alicia? You might be next in line here, but I can think of two reasons. One, she's feeling heavy on the court and taking a bit of weight off, or potentially it's just really at an awkward length where it's clearly disturbing her. Please strike back. Yeah!