[SirFozzie]

Round of 16: Quadrant 2

Match 1: Jo Wilfried Tsonga (3-A, FOREHAND, volley, footwork, endurance, savvy, hard court) vs David Ferrer (3-A, forehand, FOOTWORK, ENDURANCE, -BACKHAND (Clay), -clay court)

Note: The game doesn't note how to break Seeding rules if they're the same , so I'm arbitrarily going to make Tsonga the higher seed because he has a hard court specialty and Ferrer does not.

Set 1: Volley-Endurance (EVEN), Tsonga (Higher seed) leads 5-4, Result: Tsonga Wins Set 7-5.
Set 2:forehand-Footowrk (EVEN), , Tsonga leads 5-4, Result: Tsonga Wins Set 7-5
Set 3: Backhand-Hard Court (Tsonga +1), UNUSUAL! Ferrer has a confidence boost, goes on a tear, leads 5-2, UNPREDICTABLE OUTCOME! (footwork-Endurance, Ferrer +2) Final Result: Ferrer 7-5.
Set 4: Endurance-Hard Court (EVEN), Tsonga leads 5-4, Result: Tsonga 6-4

FINAL: Jo Wilfried Tsonga defeats David Ferrer 7-5, 7-5, 5-7, 6-4

Note: That was a lot of rolling for the third set, but really shows the ebb and flow of a match, Ferrer jumped out to a 5-2 lead due to the unusual result, then things went awry, and he gave the lead right back, only for the unpredictable outcome to pop up, giving him the advantage, and taking the set. But this was a match where Tsonga just played better at key moments.

Match 2: Novak Djokovic (1-A, forehand, BACKHAND, volley, FOOTWORK, ENDURANCE, HARD COURT (-CLAY COURT, -GRASS COURT) vs Tim Henmam (3-A, VOLLEY, footwoork, SAVVY, hard court, (-forehand (Grass Court), -Grass Court

Set 1: Volley-Endurance (Djokovic +1), Djokovic TRAILS 5-4, Result: UNPREDICTABLE! (forehand, footwork- Djokovic +2), Final Result: Djokovic wins 7-6
Set 2: forehand-Endurance (Djokovic +3), Djokovic Trails 5-4, Result: UNPREDICTABLE! (backhand-Hard Court- Djokovic +3), Final Result: Djokovic 7-5
Set 3: Volley-Endurance (Djokovic +1), Djokovic Trails 5-4, Result: UNPREDICTABLE! (volley-Hard Court (EVEN)), Final Result: Henman Wins 7-6
Set 4: Forehand-Volley (EVEN), Djokovic leads 5-1, Result: Djokovic Wins 6-2

FINAL: Novak Djokovic defeats Tim Henman 7-6, 7-5, 6-7, 6-2

Note: Sheesh, Novak. Apparently he refused to take Henman seriously, because in each of the first three sets he had the advantage, based off skills, but ended up having to come back from Henman playing for the set. The first two times, he managed to come back and win the set by changing things around, but in the third set, Henman managed to win the tiebreak. That apparently woke up Djokovoic, because he then ran over Henman in the final set.