ADSHADE: A match worth watching  Kevin Adshade Send to a friend
Send this article to a friend.   Even people who don't follow
tennis, who wouldn't know a half-volley from a topspin serve,
know that winning a championship on the green lawns of that
London suburb means that you've etched your name in tennis
history.  On this Saturday,  as we in this part of the world
brace for whatever Hurricane Arthur has in store for us, across
the pond, Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard is one win away
from the glory that comes with a Wimbledon title.  Capturing a
French Open, a U.S. Open or Australian Open would be cool enough
(those are the other three Grand Slam events in tennis), but
this is Wimbledon we're talking about, and a Canadian winning
Wimbledon would be a huge deal for sports fans in this country.
Until today, no Canadian had ever reached a Grand Slam singles
final anywhere, and if she beats former Wimbledon champ Petra
Kvitova in the final, Bouchard will be remembered for a long,
long time in the annals o