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Old 11-12-2012, 01:38 PM   #1
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Default Novak is so damn clutch.

The man doesn't feel tension. He doesn't get nervous or anxious. Novak is born to win. Roger is born to choke.
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He's a brave warrior no doubt
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Old 11-12-2012, 01:46 PM   #3
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I think its funny how when I used to watch Nole back in the day, I would get so turned off by his ability to give up so quickly.

He has definitely matured. I would not put him above prime Fed or prime Nadal in clutchness yet though but hes certainly well on his way there.
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Novak threw his body everywhere on the court literally! He had a huge come back and i thought it would continue in the 3rd set. But some credit to federer he plays like hes in his 20's (hes 31) its amazing with all those aces he did and those unbelievable shots, i really hope he could still play longer because tennis is nothing with out him. Novak sacrificed his body, he got scrapes, bruises, and blood just to win the finals. Thats what you call a champ!!!
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Old 11-12-2012, 01:47 PM   #5
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He's a beast. I'm so proud of him.
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He's a beast. I'm so proud of him.
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Old 11-12-2012, 01:55 PM   #7
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The man doesn't feel tension. He doesn't get nervous or anxious. Novak is born to win. Roger is born to choke.
Dude, just get out. You're mad cause Federer lost - that's it.

Federer's one of the clutchest players ever. If he could take every chance he got in his career we could be looking at a player with 25 majors won, 40 Masters and 99 % of his matches.
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Dude, just get out. You're mad cause Federer lost - that's it.

Federer's one of the clutchest players ever. If he could take every chance he got in his career we could be looking at a player with 25 majors won, 40 Masters and 99 % of his matches.
Agree. Why can't we just say that both have been great champions, and today was simply Novak's day?
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Dude, just get out. You're mad cause Federer lost - that's it.

Federer's one of the clutchest players ever. If he could take every chance he got in his career we could be looking at a player with 25 majors won, 40 Masters and 99 % of his matches.

Yes I am mad that he let slip an opportunity to put his WTF title haul out of reach completely.

Fed WAS clutch. Not anymore. You want clutch? Look no further than Sampras, Nadal or Djokovic.
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Yes I am mad that he let slip an opportunity to put his WTF title haul out of reach completely.

Fed WAS clutch. Not anymore. You want clutch? Look no further than Sampras, Nadal or Djokovic.
He's made the WTF final at 31. Just shut up already.
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Yes I am mad that he let slip an opportunity to put his WTF title haul out of reach completely.

Fed WAS clutch. Not anymore. You want clutch? Look no further than Sampras, Nadal or Djokovic.
Every "clutch" player declines FFS, what has Sampras done in 2001-2002 other than one fluked US Open aided by a paethetic draw and Agassi taking out Hewitt in the semis? Where was his clutchness?

My God you people make me sick sometimes. The fact that Federer made this match so competitive while not being enough consistent is a testimony to his greatness. Maybe Sampras seemed more clutch cause he didn't have huge expectations on his shoulders in every match like Federer has?

Man, Federer just had a year when he had a dead even 50 % h2h record against Djokovic, Murray and Nadal who are 5-6 years younger than him. Some people are impossible to please!

I understand you're dissapointed with the loss today (I am as well) but that doesn't give you the right to critisize Federer's effort. Nadal and Murray would get pummeled by Djokovic of today. Murray himself lost to Federer in straight sets while Nadal didn't even bother to play. So much for them being clutch.
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A second thought. Have you ever thought that maybe Federer is that inconsistent or goes for too much because he can't keep up physically with guys younger than him? He knows it perfectly well and has it at the back of his mind that if he doesn't straight set them (or lose 1 set max) he just won't last in the end. Also, Federer doesn't have the privilege of playing on ultra fast surfaces like Sampras has in his day so he can't jus throw in a serve or two to get out of trouble, Fed has to WORK HIS A** OFF in every point to win it. I wanna see Sampras clutchness at 31 years of age. He couldn't even beat freaking Bastl at Wimbledon, let alone Djokovic or Nadal on these slow surfaces.
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A second thought. Have you ever thought that maybe Federer is that inconsistent or goes for too much because he can't keep up physically with guys younger than him? He knows it perfectly well and has it at the back of his mind that if he doesn't straight set them (or lose 1 set max) he just won't last in the end. Also, Federer doesn't have the privilege of playing on ultra fast surfaces like Sampras has in his day so he can't jus throw in a serve or two to get out of trouble, Fed has to WORK HIS A** OFF in every point to win it. I wanna see Sampras clutchness at 31 years of age. He couldn't even beat freaking Bastl at Wimbledon, let alone Djokovic or Nadal on these slow surfaces.
Well said pal!

Pete didn't even qualify for this event at Roger's age
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A second thought. Have you ever thought that maybe Federer is that inconsistent or goes for too much because he can't keep up physically with guys younger than him? He knows it perfectly well and has it at the back of his mind that if he doesn't straight set them (or lose 1 set max) he just won't last in the end. Also, Federer doesn't have the privilege of playing on ultra fast surfaces like Sampras has in his day so he can't jus throw in a serve or two to get out of trouble, Fed has to WORK HIS A** OFF in every point to win it. I wanna see Sampras clutchness at 31 years of age. He couldn't even beat freaking Bastl at Wimbledon, let alone Djokovic or Nadal on these slow surfaces.
Terrific post, especially the part in bold (that is something Petey fans forget when they crap over Fed these days).
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Saved 3 SP vs Berdych and 2 vs Federer in WTFs, 5 MP vs Murray and 4 MP vs Tsonga!
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Saved 3 SP vs Berdych and 2 vs Federer in WTFs, 5 MP vs Murray and 4 MP vs Tsonga!
That is insane, shows how mentally tough he is! Has any other tennis player done that?
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It's getting to be a little ridiculous how he saves set points and match points now. It's almost like he WANTS to do it.
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It's getting to be a little ridiculous how he saves set points and match points now. It's almost like he WANTS to do it.
yeah, I'm starting to associate .
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It's getting to be a little ridiculous how he saves set points and match points now. It's almost like he WANTS to do it.
LOL true dat.
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roger choked agree or not 3-0 up almost got hold of double break , serving for the set at 5-4 which i think he played better for most part reaching deuce on many games. so he definitely choked. any one who saw the match carefully can see it , great players too choke sometimes. anyways gud night its too late.
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