Back in Yenagoa, crowds cheered as Jonathan ended his rally.
I cheered upon seeing female athletes talk periods in response to Watson, including Annabel Croft, Paula Radcliffe, and athlete Jessica Judd, who told the BBC that doctors trialled a drug on her because she had her period, and it didn't work.
Safarova, who put Sharapova out in the fourth round, was too sure in her ground strokes for the seventh seed Ivanovic, who won this title in 2008, cheered on here again by the German footballer Bastian Schweinsteiger.
At first the local press cheered the chance to beat the Russians and be part of history.
David Cameron's high-profile speech on Europe has cheered Conservative supporters, but done little to improve the party's chances of success at the next general election, according to polling conducted by the major Tory donor Lord Ashcroft.
She may not have belonged to the greatest country on Earth, but the crowd cheered her anyway.
Last week, as the Tory faithful cheered on George Osborne's new cuts in benefits for the working-age poor, a little story appeared that blew a big hole in the welfare debate.
Archie Young, a 20-year-old actor, was among those who cheered as a lorry driver parped his horn and gave a big thumbs-up to the crowd.
The 1,200 conservatives who gathered in Iowa for a political cattle call on Saturday cheered, whooped and applauded enthusiastically at speakers' sharp criticisms of President Barack Obama's response to Islamist terrorism, signature healthcare reforms and executive action on immigration.
Djokovic was not entirely friendless, and his supporters (including some in the press seats, it has to be said) cheered wildly when Murray hit long in the second game and the Serb grew in strength and determination, powering on to the finish line for the loss of a single game in that concluding set.
