harsh.ag
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This never makes sense.
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*Official* Tennis Thread
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Magrat Garlick
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Federer disagrees (well, at least that's what they paid him to say)
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Lillian Thomson
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I think this sort of planning probably explains why she's ranked only 309 at the age of 26.
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Pretty good I'd say. Never thought I'd see anyone surpass Federer's 2006 season but he did it. Rafa at the French is the only one with a chance of stopping him I think. This year it took an extraordinary effort by Wawrinka to do the job. Bouncing back from that disappointment to rule the rest of the season shows his drive. Plus he skipped that meaningless ITPL (or whatever it's called) so he's giving himself every chance.
cpr
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Might put Murray as a sneaky outsider for Australia. He might be a little tired as he's not had the offseason yet, but he might be carrying a chunk of confidence after the Davis Cup. He's shown he knows the route to the final here on numerous occasions, and has shown he can beat Novak in finals before. If he has a good tournament, and catches Novak at less than 100% then he's got a shout.
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I worry if he couldn't do it this year, he never will. Especially given Nadal looks to be getting close to his best again.....
Jono
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yeah that's my thinking too. He copped Stan in top flight which was unlucky, but at the same time he had a year where Muzz was solid, Fed was very good and Stan was strong for the first half. Otherwise he had Nadal and Nishi below par. You'd think Muzz, Rafa and Nishi will be better this year.
Then again its Novak so he could romp them anyway even if they do improve. If he plays like he did from August onwards he'll win all 4. Hard to maintain though.
Then again its Novak so he could romp them anyway even if they do improve. If he plays like he did from August onwards he'll win all 4. Hard to maintain though.
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I didn't say it was a good chance.
Still think Federer's got the best chance of beating him in any random match (and statistics back that up over the last two years), but Novak kicks it up to another level in the ones that really matter.
Anil
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exactly...he can beat himself but i don't think those others can when he is playing close to his best...also nishi in that list...?! he is a good player and all but he has done squat all to indicate that he will pose a challenge for novak...
Anil
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against nadal (anywhere except for maybe indoors) and novak (in majors), he seems to be at a psychological disadvantage before the match starts...but he has won his share of close matches against almost everyone else and even those two earlier in his career...so i don't know that if that adjective applies...