heres the real part of the interview that the person above didnt post. nice try dude, tryin to make it look like davydenko is bashing federer.
Q. What's the one thing that makes Roger Federer so tough?
NIKOLAY DAVYDENKO: Lucky. He's lucky sometimes. You know, like if he gets a chance in the third set, I think everybody see like I try winning by 5‑4 and double set point, okay, one returning bad. But play from baseline, you know, hitting like, like happening not first time against him already. Like happening Australian Open. I have set point and I hitting, play from baseline rally, and like try, you know, move him, and you know, make some little bit mistake like today. But by 5‑4, I was just try, you know, concentration like hundred percent. Just keep all my power, you know, winning third set. And then like I losing 5‑5, and I lose game and set.
Q. Is luck something just happens or is luck something that you make?
NIKOLAY DAVYDENKO: I don't know. I think Federer's always lucky. Really, like some many points, like I was surprising how hitting. Like sometimes he make some great slice, you know, from cross. Because I try to push. Sometimes I try to make moving him like from right and left, and then just some points he just play like so good. You know, I don't understand how you can. You know, guys running right, left, you get not so great control from baseline. He just keeping balls back. But he like sometimes plays so well and then you losing points. You like surprising because you don't know how is possible. That's was okay, but, you know, he's play well. He try always to play very good, but, you know, today was windy. It's pretty tough to play very good from baseline.
