Isner doesn't let his fatigue show as he holds on to his service! A point each as the score now reads 15-15.  Anderson gets off to a 30-15 lead on the Isner serve AND ISNER HAS A MONTROUS FOREHAND SHOT We are into the 4th set! Isner to serve! Anderson gets a beautiful backhand winner in and it's 4-3! Into the 3rd set it's Anderson on serve! Back to the South African's serve, it's 15 ALL We are about to begin with the match soon!  Hello and welcome. It's a new day at the All England Club and there is a blockbuster match later on. But for now, we have John Isner and Roger Federer-slayer, Kevin Anderson, fighting for a place in Sunday's final. While the news of the established tennis rockstars sell hot and easy, let’s put the spotlight on the other two tennis newbies of winning shots, but lesser fame -- Kevin Anderson and John Isner, as it is one of them who will go on to fight one of the former talked about Slam champions in the finals. Isner and Anderson are the stories of persistence, patience, and truckloads of sweat, who are now finally at their dream spot. At 6'10", Isner’s pace on the court makes for a sight to behold and a challenge for the opponent to overcome. He knows how to use basic techniques cleverly to his advantage. At 33, with an experience of 10 years spent on tennis courts, he has finally found a spot in top 10 on the list of ATP rankings, thanks to his impressive game in Miami tournament, held in March of 2018. Anderson, on the other hand, has garnered the identity of a dangerous player, who has been a little brittle in the recent past. But this match could be a showdown of all showdowns for him. Until a couple of years ago, Anderson suffered multiple injuries, which compelled him to miss the Australian Open last year, but he threw himself into work and thus, emerging refreshed and more powerful. And this magical recovery flew him to the finals of the US Open last September. He has now secured an impressive ATP rank of 8 on the list of top tennis players.
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