Tsurenko & Bondar Play Longest-Ever Tie-Break At Grand Slam At Wimbledon

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When it comes to Wimbledon and records it
When it comes to Wimbledon and records it's mostly about how 'long' something is and the 'long family' of records has a new addition this year thanks to Lesia Tsurenko and Anna Bondar. We've seen quite a few 'long records' at Wimbledon over the years. From the longest match ever to the longest final, it's been a lot of long ones. Lesia Tsurenko and Anna Bondar played a very competitive match. The Ukranian is having a rather spectacular year so far which doesn't have many negative highlights. Retiring against Swiatek was one of those but for the most, she's put together an impressive year on the WTA Tour considering the situation back home which is always on her mind . She got another great win at Wimbledon by beating Bondar though this one featured a new record. The final set tie-break at Wimbledon is played in first to 10 format in order to avoid the 2010 madness of a match finishing 70-68 in the final set. Tsurenko and Bondar did a mini version of that Mahut and Isner epic by playing 38 points total in the