For all those sympathisers of World No 2 Rafael Nadal, who went down to unknown World No 100 Lukas Rosol of Czech Republic in Round Two of the Wimbledon tennis championships on Friday, here’s a flip side.

For far too long have men’s tennis’ Big Four — Novak Djokovic, Nadal, Roger Federer and Andy Murray — totally dominated the game. So, an upset of this sort is more than welcome. In fact, the extent of domination is aptly highlighted in the ranking points of the world’s top four players — Djokovic 12,280, Nadal 10,060, Federer 9,435, Murray 6,980.