Having witnessed the insane pace of rallies during the Davydenko match and the way Federer adjusted to Davydenko's challenge in the middle of the second set, made me think this was the key to steam-rolling both Tsonga and Murray afterwards. In both the semis and the final Federer seemed to have extra time for setting up his shots, something which he aqcuired during the Davy match. What are your thoughts?
Getting used to Davy's pace was Fed's key to winning AO
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bhallic24
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ya davy and even his first round matchup was more of a challenge than the last two.
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nikdom
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Keep on daydreaming. Too bad your dreams are filled with the bitter bile of your hatred.
Nothing more enjoyable for Fed fans like me to see guys like you slow roast in your disappointment and bitterness.
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bhallic24
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Keep on daydreaming. Too bad your dreams are filled with the bitter bile of your hatred.
Nothing more enjoyable for Fed fans like me to see guys like you slow roast in your disappointment and bitterness.
I love the ATP icon in your avatar btw. Damn wish I woulda came up with that.
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nikdom
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oh thanks! I was lucky I snagged it before they changed the logo. The new one is lame.
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bhallic24
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ya they should definitely switch back.
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