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So I guess that brings up this very question: Are these the value of some one sitting in your box- get you into the top 10 tier, help you stay there and seize any opportunity to upset any one in front you so that you keep moving up and meantime keep yourself from being upset? I certain see that...

Ability to endure long rallies seems to be a must for any player nowadays, Alcaraz is relatively small and Sinner is slim... Shelton should make himself a solid baseliner, is that it?

Alright, concentration build, groundstroke discipline, and technicality. What about choice of shots at different moments? Does he have that instinct, or has he developed that intelligence yet?

I agree if you meant his loopy forehand is not as aggressive and accurate, which needs improvement and I think he is able to make that happen; as far as approach the net, yes with his serve speed, but with 6'4" + ~200 body build, can he?

He's only 22, his take-off timing is not as early as Alcaraz or Sinner and may not getting close just yet, but I would bet he can figure something out...

Just make Sinner play an extra shot for every point will do (I am a Sinner fan)...

I didn't think it was real when he was talking in the press conference after the quarterfinal; and I didn't think it is very serious- just age related fatigue/wanted so much and tried a bit harder and beyond what his body can endure...

Or else and what?

Credits given both Sinner and Alcaraz, especially the latter, for having won multiple slams at such young ages, yet, even old folk like Novak can stop them in quarters or semis, eh?

What we have witnessed 20+ multi-slam individual winning record created by Djokovic, Nadal, and Federer, may not repeat itself, given the multiple talented youngsters in the current men’s circuit, the monotonousness in technical skills and in physicality competition, as well as the convergence...

he improves his footwork, becomes aggressive in groundstroke, and drop out of his head that delusive image that he has had for himself?

So the real question is - Is it more of a Tiafoe/Rublev or rather Sinner/Alcaraz? My bet is 75/25 and 60/40, bar injury...

Berrettini is more likely than Kyrgios to make it in the finals to me...

Seems very likely to me...

Well let the semis tonight reveal...

And by the dark horse Sandgren in the quarter, both ended up epic - What do these imply?

As the Slam is entering the 2nd week, Big 3 remains strong, especially Rafa and Nole, yet Med still is THE favorite of in the last 4 spots...

Like his game much more... well hardly can say that...

I see all the way to Final! Yes, with a close but stunning match in the semi removing Rafa from the draw...

Well, slams... Slams are what all the Big 3's eyes are at...

Endurance + deep baseline strokes on both sides...

he is likely to be worn out by the Russian, losing in the Final and then hurting his bigger plan of evening/exceeding 20...

Ok, is there a good reason for this to be bumped up?

So there is no way to interpret what he did as just speaking his mind, plain and simple?

Zero tolerance to any non-clean athlete, isn't it?

Please provide the page/volume/year of this Nature article/view so that we can take a look into it...

All these so called thoughts can be simplified as - you do it, you take consequences, or "It doesn’t matter if they did it on purpose or not — I don’t really see the difference. You need to know what goes into your body, you have to be 100 per cent sure of what’s going on, if you’re not, you’re...

I can get a bit of sense how well you are educated with your making such a kind of statement...

CYGS, yeah that'd be so elegant! And it's very hard not to think about it after his FO title. And that's actually what the OP was trying to research primarily. If he made it, he would put himself at an indisputable position superior to Laver/Federer, wouldn't he? But, the question is, would...

Sure Djokovic has gained the momentum and a new level of confidence, and he is in-form, but would all of these help him to travel that far until 2017?