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I'll agree to disagree on that. But, I'll support my case with the fact that Federer looks extremely comfortable on clay, and has a natural game for clay. He's never had to adjust too much, and the slightly faster conditions at RG will help him. He dropped only one set en route to the final last year and has consistently made the final of RG since 06, barring 2010. |
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Yeah, too bad about Federer's 2010, especially after he made 4 straight grand slam finals in 2009 and won the channel slam. And he won the 2010 Australian Open, but then just dropped off randomly at Roland Garros (despite making the Madrid final and being in good clay form). Momentum, strange thing. You think you have it, but you don't. Last edited by nadalwon2012 : 03-19-2012 at 07:56 AM. |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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everything from now until the indoor season will decide federers fate in 2012
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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no sheet Einsten...? he did say that, now! i wish a was near you just so i could be close to someone so smart!!
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#1 Nadal fan : Surfaces are perfect the way they are. Funny how every time Fed loses, the surface is at fault. How about: the player is at fault? |
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Fed has a lot less to worry about defending than either Djoker or Nadal.
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Talk Tennis Guru
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Didn't know Federer's fate was up for decisions. Especially after having won almost everything in his career and still playing decently at 31.
I would rather think the younger guys need some help. Like someone who hasn't won an ATP title since RG. |
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losing like 7 finals in a row to another great player doesnt happen often. Even nadal cannot do that to federer and the matchup is much in favor of nadal there. Nadal was close in AO, but it was because novak was dead tired after playing murray. it was an embarassing choke from nadal that he couldnt defeat djokovic after having a break in the 5th set and an open court for the backhand. no other great player of the level of nadal has endured such a terrible streak in performance against another player in finals. Dont be so certain it will not continue. nadal has no gameplan for djokovic. he has tried everything in australia and still lost. the final straw will be RG where nadal will become owned by a player of the same generation, even something that didnt happen to federer. djokovic is only one year younger than nadal. nadal better pray that federer beats djokovic in the sf or he can go home to mallorca. |
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