#final set

Hey Inter World, this is the final set of these questions. I did them as a summer series and now it's coming to a close. If you guys would like me to do more than please do let me know. I do thank all of you who liked, and even answered the questions from time to time, I love hearing from you. Well here we go...

56. Do you think it's to late to do certain things in your life? Why?

57. If your life was a movie, what would the title be?

58. Are you afraid of being your true self around others?

59. How often do your biggest worries and fears come true?

60. What lessons in life did you learn the hard way?

Let me know what you think and pass the thought along.

For once, I have no issue with the article.

But the comments - for the love of the gods.......

The amount of sexist bullshit that is being peddled is beyond belief, from (what I expect is) a bunch of men who really don’t seem to understand tennis.

The article doesn’t say “the fifth set” - it says “the final set”

Men play five sets, and women play three sets. So in the women’s game the final set will be the third set. 

This means the tie-breaker will be introduced in the third and final set.

And yet the fuckwhit neanderthals who want to make their sexist, misogynist points are just ranting on about “women doing less work” without paying any fucking attention to the article, or the rules of tennis.

All they see is an excuse to peddle their bigoted, fucked up agenda, and they take it with one hand. (I assume the other hand is on their cock, because they are quite literally a bunch of wankers).

Wimbledon does not have a tie-break in the final set, and from 2019 it will. Fifth set for men, third set for women. 

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WIMBLEDON, England — All England Club says Wimbledon will introduce fifth-set tiebreakers starting next year.

By   Associated Press

WIMBLEDON, England | Wimbledon to introduce 5th-set tiebreakers starting in 2019

WIMBLEDON, England — The All England Club says it will introduce fifth-set tiebreakers at Wimbledon next year when a match reaches 12-12.

The grass-court Grand Slam tournament is the second of the four majors to use a fifth-set tiebreaker to determine a singles match.

The U.S. Open, however, start its fifth-set tiebreakers at 6-6.

At the Australian Open and the French Open, players still have to…