After winning the world's longest tennis match yesterday (it took three days) John Isner stumbled to his second-round Wimbledon match today and promptly lost. Losing took 75 minutes. "I didn't really have a chance," he said. [NYT, image: AP]

After three days and 11 hours of play, American John Isner finally beat France's Nicolas Mahut, 70-68. His reward: Stumbling to his second-round Wimbledon match this afternoon, to play again. [StragithSets, image via AP]

After 9hrs and 58mins—the longest tennis match in history—John Isner is STILL tied with Nicolas Mahut at Wimbledon; they'll continue tomorrow. Inside, video of Isner's disappointment at the decision to cancel, prompted by Mahut's refusal to play on.

American John Isner (pictured) and Frenchman Nicolas Mahut are stuck at 58-59 in the longest tennis match ever, spanning three days and nearly ten hours. Wimbledon really needs a way to deal with ties. Update: They need a third day.