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The Longest Match | John Isner vs Nicolas Mahut Wimbledon 2010

United KingdomPublished July 5, 2020

Views 400K  |  Likes 4.25K  |  Comments 158
Views#906,231Global
Views#37,359United Kingdom

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WimbledonWimbledon
2.64M subs7.55K videosMar 2006

This video has 400K views and 4.25K likes, ranking #906,231 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

400,471

Likes

4,251

Comments

158

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Total (all-time): $280 – $801

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

10 years on from the longest match, John Isner takes a trip down memory lane. This is the official Wimbledon YouTube page. To keep up with Wimbledon throughout the year, visit wimbledon.com/mywimbledon

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July 5, 2020
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