The strawberries and cream have been abundant as usual, but a diverse principle of competitiveness has comprised The Wimbledon Championships in 2010.

We’ve seen the extensive match in history, headed by a speed bump in the famous run of Roger Federer. Andy Murray once again provided his yearly English campaign everything he had, but came up short (once again) to a trigger happy competitor.

Tomas Berdych at last came of age, while starting his descent to accomplishing the planned prospective that was laid out for him an early age.

Nevertheless, there is still one match to play—the match that means the most—for history, and all the glory.

This year’s closing will pit the familiar swashbuckling face of Rafael Nadal versus the skyscraper existence of Czech Berdych.

There is several realities to that age old saying that “anything can happen once a final rolls around,” but do we really accept that Berdych’s Cinderella charge still has one more monumental upset left on deck?

Well it’s now time to sit back and take a look at what may happen during Sunday’s Super Bowl final that will take place in the cathedral called Wimbledon.

Rafael Nadal just earned himself a slot in this year’s Wimbledon finals, his fourth in as many years. WOW! The Spaniard is eyeing his second Wimbledon title and if he wins it, it will also be his eighth career Grand Slam championships.

On Sunday we will get to see this year’s Men’s Wimbledon finals. Rafael Nadal will face against Tomas Berdych, the 12th seed going into the tournament. Berdych beat 3rd seed, Novak Djokovic 6-3, 7-6 (9), 6-3. This will be the first finals appearance on a Grand Slam championship by Berdych.

Who will win Sunday? I think everyone is predicting the same thing but I don’t know about this one. Maybe we’ll see a very dramatic finish and an upset? Stay tuned Friday and we’ll have updates for everyone before, during and after the match.