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<\/a>These pix are all me, watching the Men’s Final.<\/p><\/div>\n
So, this column will be short, but far from sweet.\u00a0 (If you’d like to read all the colorful stories that led up to this point in this year’s Wimbledon, here are my two previous columns telling all the deets of the fortnight, in order:\u00a0 itsnotaboutme.tv\/news\/tennissporst-wimbledon-2015-first-week-updates<\/a> and itsnotaboutme.tv\/news\/tennissports-wimbledon-2015-week-two-updates<\/a>.)<\/p>\n Luckily for me, I was in San Francisco for both week-end finals, so, watching them in spurts on my iPad sort-of softened the blows.\u00a0 The action wasn’t gigantic and in my face, as it is on my big screen at home, sitting glued to it.\u00a0 I was able to focus instead on my own<\/em> life action, which was that of being an apt tourist.<\/p>\n First, I have to admit that although I can’t stand anything about Serena Williams, the most ungracious athlete ever, her accomplishments are pretty amazing.\u00a0 I do have to laud her for that.\u00a0 I’m<\/em> always so insecure, (even when I was the “it” girl, being the toast of the town due to the success of my former television show.)\u00a0 I’ve rarely thought that I’m the best at anything.\u00a0 So, that Serena has been able to keep that mind-set about herself, believing that no one can beat her, is pretty incredible.\u00a0 That mental toughness is to be applauded, no matter how obnoxious she is.<\/p>\n In the case of the Ladies Final, I’m not sad<\/em> for anyone, just disgusted about the victor.<\/p>\n But, in the case of the Men’s<\/em> Final, I seriously cannot discuss it even here.\u00a0 My fingers just won’t type all my sad thoughts.\u00a0 I have a feeling Roger<\/em> will be over his loss sooner than I<\/em> will.<\/p>\n