Will Age Or Ranking Retire Fed

Jaitock1991 · 02-07-2013, 02:48 PM

Hmmm.. Considering how rediculously pathetic the coming generation is, AND how physical Rafa's and Murkovic's games are, I would really advice him to keep playing for quite a while yet.

Seriously. It's no impossibilty that the mentioned players' bodies will break down sooner than Roger's will, despite the fact that Roger is 5 years older. And if that happens, Fed could easilly turn back to being the superior #1 again, aged 36-37 for quite a few more years, and end up in the high 20s, slam counting wise. Maybe I'm just dreaming. Haha....

02-07-2013, 02:48 PM	#30
Jaitock1991 Rookie Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 113	Hmmm.. Considering how rediculously pathetic the coming generation is, AND how physical Rafa's and Murkovic's games are, I would really advice him to keep playing for quite a while yet. Seriously. It's no impossibilty that the mentioned players' bodies will break down sooner than Roger's will, despite the fact that Roger is 5 years older. And if that happens, Fed could easilly turn back to being the superior #1 again, aged 36-37 for quite a few more years, and end up in the high 20s, slam counting wise. Maybe I'm just dreaming. Haha.... __________________ Rafa: "It was an honor playing with you too, John. Thank you." McEnroe: "Thank you very much... For lying..."

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