Roger Federer won another five-set thriller last night at Wimbledon.

“I faced her many times in the juniors,” said Sharapova, who was broken twice in the second set. “She used to be a nightmare for me because she used to slice and drop shot on clay. We used to have real battles, and we haven’t played since then. I knew her game really well and she didn’t have time to do all of that today on grass. If I’m hitting a hard-paced shot I don’t think she has time to create, which is something she likes to do. That’s her game, lots of slices and drop shots, get people kind of crazy.”

Roger Federer escapes the clutches of Julien Benneteau at Wimbledon on Friday.

Rafael Nadal suffered one of his worst losses of his career in the Wimbledon second round yesterday.

Lukas Rosol met the press after his historic win yesterday over Rafael Nadal in the second round at Wimbledon.

Rafael Nadal was handed one of his most stunning losses of his career Thursday at Wimbledon.

Former world No. 1 junior Arantxa Rus ousted No. 5 Sam Stosur 6-2, 0-6, 6-4, and Austrian Tamira Paszek outlasted former No. 1 and No. 7 seed Caroline Wozniacki 5-7, 7-6(4), 6-4 to lead the charge of the unseeded.

In upsets Tuesday, Finn Jarkko Nieminen ousted No. 14 Feliciano “F-Lo” Lopez in four, Belgian wildcard David Goffin surprised No. 20 Bernard Tomic in four, and Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov defeated No. 32 Kevin “Mr.” Anderson in four.

Rafael Nadal met the press in Wimbledon after his first round win.

Andy Murray says he’ll let his tennis do the talking.