Well this won’t be quite as good as that, but it’s still funny. Or gross. Depends on your mood.

Andy Murray extended the drought British men have faced at Wimbledon to 76 years after a third consecutive semifinal loss at the tournament. He lost to Spain’s Rafael Nadal, who is the second Spaniard in as many matches to give him trouble.

Earlier in the tournament, when Murray was scheduled for face Lopez, news tore through the media about Murray’s mother Judy having the hots for her son’s opponent, having referred to Lopez as “Deliciano” on her Twitter feed a week before. There’s no need to get into mothers using social media. Nothing good ever happens when mothers and fathers start running in the same circles – virtual or otherwise – as their children. This instance wasn’t any different. It just can’t be helpful for bookies to place 10-1 odds on your mother blowing your opponent a kiss at some point during the match. Athletes don’t think like us regular folk. They’re far more tuned into the task at hand than we would be. They’ve had more practice, they most likely have more of an emotional armor than the average non-athlete. Still, a mom is a mom and most athletes would never assume their own mothers would ever be part of a story, or part of a bookmakers betting package.