TheGhostOfAgassi
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I think the crowd will cheer equally on both!
And @Rafaisdabest I’m with you today
But I’d say Fed will win in 3.
And @Rafaisdabest I’m with you today
But I’d say Fed will win in 3.
He likes revenge.
In fairness to him, the Predator was invisible.
Federer isn't winning if it goes to 5 sets. He crumbles under the pressure when it goes to 5. He has to win in 3 or 4.Fed wins a 5th set superbreaker after saving two match points.
Federer isn't winning if it goes to 5 sets. He crumbles under the pressure when it goes to 5.
If this match would be played on Melbourne Arena which is all Aussie players’ favourite (accessible with ground pass), I’d be a little worried. But it’s playing on RLA so there is no doubt who the crowd will get behind. They will of course still cheer for Millman and want a competitive match, but there is no question who they want to win
He's older now. Look what happened in Wimbledon and USO last year. Went to 5 sets and screwed both those matches up.Like in the 2017 Australian Open final against Nadal and the 2018 Australian Open final against Marin Cilic?
I wonder if you would root for Millman or some other Australian if they were playing your beloved Rafa.
Age is weird reason to use considering he didn't lose that Wimbledon final due to fatigue. By the end of that match he still looked just as fresh as Djoker.He's older now. Look what happened in Wimbledon and USO last year. Went to 5 sets and screwed both those matches up.
Age is weird reason to use considering he didn't lose that Wimbledon final due to fatigue. By the end of that match he still looked just as fresh as Djoker.
Age affected the performance in the sense that peak Fed would never have even been dragged to a 4th or 5th set that day. But I'm saying his age had nothing to do with him blowing 2 match points on serve, which is the #1 reason he lost the match. Nor did it have anything to do with him playing Nadal the round before.How easily you dismiss the mental edge lost due to age. On top of that having to playing a18 slam winner and 15 slam winner back to back at age 38.
So unless you see Fed limping you won’t acknowledge age has got anything to do with Fed’s performance is my takeaway.
Unfortunately, after a certain point in any career, age has a lot to do with everything.
fed could take this easily...or millman could hang tough, retrieve like crazy, make him hit too many balls, and cause problems....
Look at who are warming these guys up. What a world
he requested the match not be played on RLA.
Everyone can request, tournaments just don't accept everyone's requestssince when can you do that?
ohhhhhh
R u at RLA?
Arrogant-ererWhy is fed exchanging so many baseline rallies with Millman? He doesn’t have any upper hand once it goes above a few rallies