Play-By-Play Commentary

Hard Reign

The Kid all but obliterated Neil's color palette, and I am wondering where the type is ("this dress looks nice" doesn't count, especially since I don't like the dress), but I am loving the sexy strut across the catwalk. Given the speed of the return volley, I am also mulling the possibility that The Kid had this in the can.

Couple of touches I particularly like:

--the Magritte-esque/Thomas Crown Affair hat

--the juxtaposition of stripes layered over the swirls of Neil's serve

--the lady bug. just because. But what's with the piano? Back to you, Neil. Hope you know how to play.

Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Debbie Millman.

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