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Old 10-05-2012, 12:49 PM   #21
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He is serving quite good. But I would say relying too much on the serve will catch up to you when you have an off day. Look at Isner or even Andy in the past. It will only get you so far. The returners have gotten a lot better.
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Old 10-05-2012, 12:54 PM   #22
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Milos beat Tipsy (who was rude as ever), but barely. He almost lost the final TB and only clutch serving saved him. He should have won the 1st set TB -- maybe that was the serving he was complaining about.
He lost the first TB because he missed 5 straight BH's badly. Now if he can shore up the backhand and make it a pro level shot then he can go far. He is young and improving for sure.
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Old 10-05-2012, 01:04 PM   #23
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Sounds like he has high standards for himself. Most potential champions do.


Raonic isn't a "potential champion". This is just him being full of crap. He also claimed that he isn't far from Federer, the way he's moving.
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Old 10-05-2012, 01:06 PM   #24
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He also claimed that he isn't far from Federer, the way he's moving.
??? did he actually say that? how arrogant!
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Old 10-05-2012, 01:33 PM   #25
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Raonic isn't a "potential champion". This is just him being full of crap. He also claimed that he isn't far from Federer, the way he's moving.

He is light years away from Fed,and if he thinks otherwise he's only fooling himself.
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Old 10-05-2012, 01:53 PM   #26
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Raonic isn't a "potential champion". This is just him being full of crap. He also claimed that he isn't far from Federer, the way he's moving.
Where lol?
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:05 PM   #27
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Can Raonic Move Well Enough to Win a Slam?

I’m a big guy, 6’5”. I don’t think my hip injury (a partially-torn labrum that required surgery last year after Wimbledon, which kept Raonic sidelined through the U.S. Open) has anything to do with how well I’m moving. I feel like I’m moving better now than last year. I feel like the way I’m moving now, I’m not that far off from Federer.
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:10 PM   #28
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uh, oh ... lol ... what a retard this Milos dude is, can't believe he said that . and I thought he was a humble guy. oh well.
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:11 PM   #29
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Context, context, context. His comment was specifically in relation to his H2H matches with Federer, not his overall record, and the H2H scorelines were indeed very competitive i.e. "not far off".

Still, how the big points are played is a large part of what separates a champion from a pretender. Milos is still in the pretender category as far as challenging for a major now.
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:14 PM   #30
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Context, context, context. His comment was specifically in relation to his H2H matches with Federer, not his overall record, and the H2H scorelines were indeed very competitive i.e. "not far off".
Oh shut up will you. There is no context. Going by that logic, Falla isn't that far off from Federer either.

Also, what makes that comment doubly ridiculous is the fact that he said "the way I'm MOVING now, I'm not that far of from Federer"

There is no way that he will ever move as well as Federer even in his current state.
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Oh shut up will you. There is no context. Going by that logic, Falla isn't that far off from Federer either.

Also, what makes that comment doubly ridiculous is the fact that he said "the way I'm MOVING now, I'm not that far of from Federer"

There is no way that he will ever move as well as Federer even in his current state.
yeah, that's how I read it too. Raonic and Federer shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence anywhere about anything. He is just being a fool comparing himself to Fed, especially in 'the movement' category.
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:22 PM   #32
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yeah, that's how I read it too. Raonic and Federer shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence anywhere about anything. He is just being a fool comparing himself to Fed, especially in 'the movement' category.
Serve?

But then again, Federer doesn't deserve to be mentioned with him either.
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:29 PM   #33
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Oh shut up will you.
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There is no context. Going by that logic, Falla isn't that far off from Federer either.
There have been some times at Wimby when Federer probably wished Falla was a lot farther off.

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Also, what makes that comment doubly ridiculous is the fact that he said "the way I'm MOVING now, I'm not that far of from Federer"
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"the way I'm moving now, it's not so much of a hindrance to my overall game so that in the match scorelines I'm not that far of from Federer"

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This is hilarious from Raonic. He will never ever move even an 1/8 as well as Fed does. His footwork is shoddy,and he moves like a cow. He needs a reality check,stat.
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Serve?

But then again, Federer doesn't deserve to be mentioned with him either.
no, I'm not giving you 'serve' either. Fed's placement is superior.
lol at the second part of your post, good one
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This is hilarious from Raonic. He will never ever move even an 1/8 as well as Fed does. His footwork is shoddy,and he moves like a cow. He needs a reality check,stat.
Giraffe boy doesn't need to move. Wingspan covers entire court just standing in the middle. Coach Blanco is an idiot for not realizing this.
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Giraffe boy doesn't need to move. Wingspan covers entire court just standing in the middle. Coach Blanco is an idiot for not realizing this.
this is brilliant, love it
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no, I'm not giving you 'serve' either. Fed's placement is superior.


Good God in heaven.
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no, I'm not giving you 'serve' either.


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Old 10-05-2012, 03:49 PM   #40
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http://www.atpworldtour.com/Rankings/MatchFacts.aspx

Service games won:

Raonic: 93%
Federer: 91%

1st serve points won:

Raonic: 83%
Federer: 78%

Aces:

Raonic: 858
Federer: 559

Keep in mind that Federer has played 14 matches more.

Aces per match:

Raonic: 15,6
Federer: 8,1

Raonic hits almost TWICE as many aces per match.


Now keep in mind that he is THIS superior, while having only a fraction of Federer's rallying ability. If the rest of his game was as good as Federer's, his serve would be even more superior.
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