Sexi's 2013 Schedule

[Steve0904]

Originally Posted by TheNatural

Will Davis cup be in the schedule too, or has he given up on ever winning the Davis cup?

As far as I know, he hasn't cared to win the DC lately, if at all. It's not as if he could do it alone anyway. I like the schedule. I think he'll play Canada and Cincy since I don't see him winning Wimby again

[power level 800]

Originally Posted by Ms Nadal

Fed will probably add to his schedule as the year goes on, especially if he doesn't do as well as he hopes he will in certain tourneys. Anyway, I am glad that we will have another year of Roger on the tour. He is a special player.

Hope so. I just would want him to finish on a good run.

[forzamilan90]

Originally Posted by Beryl

Playing Rotterdam and Dubai but skipping Monte Carlo and Miami? What a vulture.

old school tactic, I think he'll be racking up some titles next year (no shame in them being smaller events, ahem Lendl and Connors style)

[Sabratha]

Don't see Federer ending the year in the top two again with this scedule. He will end 2013 at #4, I think.

[TheNatural]

Originally Posted by Steve0904

As far as I know, he hasn't cared to win the DC lately, if at all. It's not as if he could do it alone anyway. I like the schedule. I think he'll play Canada and Cincy since I don't see him winning Wimby again

Unfortunately Fed lost to Isner in straights on clay and blew Switzerland's chances. If Stepanek and Berdych can manage the Davis cup, Fed and Wawrinka have no excuses. Then again it's very tough to win the Davis cup while also winning major tournaments, it takes something special! Maybe Fed should ask the Davis Cup player of the era, Rafa, how it's done.

[Steve0904]

Originally Posted by TheNatural

Unfortunately Fed lost to Isner in straights on clay and blew Switzerland's chances. If Stepanek and Berdych can manage the Davis cup, Fed and Wawrinka have no excuses. Then again it's very tough to win the Davis cup while also winning major tournaments, it takes something special! Maybe Fed should ask the Davis Cup player of the era, Rafa, how it's done.

I couldn't give two ***** if Federer won the DC.

[batz]

Originally Posted by Sabratha

Don't see Federer ending the year in the top two again with this scedule. He will end 2013 at #4, I think.

So, if Roger is finishing 4, and Murray and Rafa are finishing outside the top 4 - who are in positions 1-3?

[joeri888]

Originally Posted by batz

So, if Roger is finishing 4, and Murray and Rafa are finishing outside the top 4 - who are in positions 1-3?

You shouldn't confront trolls with statements they made in different topics, that's cruel.

Anyway, I expect Roger to be somewhere between 3-5 in 12 months.

[batz]

Originally Posted by Steve0904

I couldn't give two ***** if Federer won the DC.

Indeed. Why some people think DC in anyway adds or detracts from a singles player's CV is utterly beyond me, given that it is a team event where success and failure is completely outside the control of an individual team member. It is as relevant as pointing out that Roger has never flown unaided or visited another Galaxy.

[Goosehead]

Originally Posted by batz

Indeed. Why some people think DC in anyway adds or detracts from a singles player's CV is utterly beyond me, given that it is a team event where success and failure is completely outside the control of an individual team member. It is as relevant as pointing out that Roger has never flown unaided or visited another Galaxy.

thats until someone posts a photoshopped pic of federer as captain kirk on the bridge of the u.s.s. enterprise in star trek..

then it will be..oh look, federer has clearly visited another galaxy..here is the evidence.