Not easy. Especially when she throws in comments that we would see on TTW. things like "if Rafa gets 20 he is GOAT," and "Fed looks really old now."
I hate that US Open logo so much lol
It was an unneeded change. I like the previous one better too.
Yep, generic is the word for it. Something you would see in a "business starter pack." Surprise logos.com did not already have rights to it ha.
Didn't you predict Fed to win it?
Pardon me, I was talking about the general atmosphere.
I think maybe everyone is waiting to see how the first match or two goes. That's the feeling I get. Either that or dreading Novak SF. I hope he comes out firing and gives everyone a little hope.
Excited as a tennis fan. Worried as a Fed fan.
Where did you hear that?
There is none, and if he's citing this, dream on, it's all nonsense.
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Again, there is absolutely no meat to that article. Blick also regularly reports Hitler is living in Argentina at the age of 130. If and when Nadal or Federer mentions and confirms the invitation, then there's truth to the rumor.Nadal lädt Federer zu seiner Mega-Hochzeit ein
Nach 14 Jahren geben sich Rafael Nadal (33) und Xisca Perello (31) am 19. Oktober das Ja-Wort. Geplant ist eine Mega-Hochzeit auf Mallorca, zu der auch Roger Federer eingeladen ist.
Can't read it. What does it say?Lol
My bad, sometimes I forget you're Roger's spokesperson
He can just show up a day before Basel.Because he's gotta prep for the event of the year
Hardly that, I'm simply pointing out the obvious. This article is identical to Blick and contains zero info on Fed attending the wedding.My bad, sometimes I forget you're Roger's spokesperson
I will say this, it is odd, considering the "pop" culture world we live in that some reporter has not asked Rafa or even Fed about it.
Good news, maybe Roger will be back to winning ways with his beloved "RF" logo
Federer opens up ...
Roger Federer Opens Up
On the eve of his nineteenth U.S. Open, the tennis master sits down with David Remnick. Plus, Jia Tolentino on the corrosiveness of the Internet.www.newyorker.com
USO has not been Fed's arena for quite some time, so I dont expect a lot.
However, this is the most atrocious play I have seen from Fed considering it is against a guy who should not EVER break Fed. I am not going to spend much time talking about the fact that Fed looks mentally rattled from WC, his serve (what is happening here?), the fact he had so many BP's against, so many deuce games, so many points just thrown away, and the fact that he is getting broke at an alarming rate since WC.
We are at the point where a win for Fed is simply a win, no more, even in the first round, and we need to get used to the fact that he can lose to anyone at anytime. No more freebies. Period.
He struggles to serve things out, that is a HUGE problem. He looks tired, slow, and uninterested to be honest. No player is afraid of him.
Fed has reached the peak of FBPD, as you can see from my post...
All of this said... he won, and any win for Fed at 38 is a blessing none of us ever thought we would have. I love rooting for Fed in matches like this... just dont like having to pick up the wreck I make in the house afterwards... and apologize to the wife...
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Agreed.
But what I meant was that Fedr was in god-mode at WB15 SF, then played a level or two below that against Djokr in the finals. I was referring to him peaking too early in the SF against Murray. His WB15 finals form likely beats Murray in 4 or 5, and his SF's form likely beat Djokr in 3 or 4 (5 max). That ideal form progression played out correctly at WB19. He played better as the tournament went on, all the way to the finals. He beat Nadal in the SF while playing well, and played even better against Djokr. He lost due to tennis' scoring system, but he was the better player in the finals (and the finals was his best match of WB19).
I'm hoping for more of the same for USO19 (with the big trophy this time
Only problem is, he has to peak for the SF and Finals this time around if he wants any shot.
