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What irks you more? Novak's second Wimbledon or Nadal's early exits last three years?
2009 AO to Federer.
Now instead his tears would be the second time he cried after winning the AO, which would really kill the idiotic anti-Federites. Nastall loses his only AO title to this point, and the first time he'd have beaten Federer in a slam off clay would then be the 2012 AO, when Federer was 30. Federer would have 5 AO titles, the most in the open era.
Someone didn't quite understand the topic...Loads......
2016 Australian Open final - Murray beats Djokovic
2015 Wimbledon final - Federer beats Djokovic
2012 Olympic final - Federer beats Murray
2012 Wimbledon final - Murray beats Federer
2011 French Open final - Federer beats Nadal
2009 Wimbledon final - Roddick beats Federer
2002 US Open final - Agassi beats Sampras
If the above happened the slam count changes as below:
Federer stays on 20 (with Gold medal)
Nadal goes from 17 to 16
Sampras goes from 14 to 13
Djokovic goes from 12 to 10
Agassi goes from 8 to 9
Murray goes from 3 to 5 (drops a Gold medal)
Roddick goes from 1 to 2
If you don't change the title outcome but you employ the butterfly effect I would go as follows:
2018 Australian Open - Federer beats Djokovic in SF instead of Chung
2016 Olympics - Murray beats Nadal in final instead of Del Potro
2016 Wimbledon - Murray beats Federer in final instead of Raonic
2016 French Open - Djokovic beats Nadal in SF instead of Thiem
2014 Wimbledon - Federer beats Nadal in SF instead of Raonic
2012 Wimbledon - Murray beats Nadal in Wimbledon SF instead of Tsonga
2009 French Open - Federer beats Nadal in final instead of Soderling
2006 US Open - Federer beats Nadal in final instead of Roddick
Would improve various head to head records with the top guys and for the most part the new matches would generate more interest than the matches that happened. However too many variables doing that.
That's mine as well. A legacy match if there ever was one.Rome 2006 final (which would change the outcome of many future Fedal matches).
Why Rome 2006? I get that Fed’s never won Rome but it’s just a masters.wimbledon 2008, closely followed by rome 2006
more like what it might have meant down the road, i also think it was one of the best fedal matches in general and i'm not too keen on that match up, find it rather overrated but rome 2006 was great display of clay court tennis and iirc fed did have mps or was very close to winning so i do wonder had he won that,what it might have meant when he faced rafa next on clay. it might have have meant nothing but i do always wish he could win that match.Why Rome 2006? I get that Fed’s never won Rome but it’s just a masters.
Wimbledon 2008 and AO 2009 or USO 2009 should be the ones from a Fed fan perspective imo. AO 2009 because losing to Rafa in the manner that he did was embarrassing and USO 2009 because had he won that he would have 6 USO titles which would surpass Connors and Sampras.
No guarantee he would’ve won the CYGSRG2006. The score was 6–1, 1–6, 4–6, 6–7(4), Nadal. Fed had his chances.
Also, Fed would end the year with a record of 93-4, 13 titles (instead of 92-5), CYGS, YEC, and the most dominant year in tennis history.
No guarantee he would’ve won the CYGS
OP didn’t said that, It’s only the result of a match we can change, We don’t know how it will affect the futureThe topic is about changing only one result, all else the same. It wasn't about 'what would happen if one result changed'.
OP didn’t said that, It’s only the result of a match we can change, We don’t know how it will affect the future
As the title suggests which result would you change.
I would change 2009 Wimbledon final because I think Andy deserves another slam and that was the closest he had gone to beat Fed in a GS
No guarantees McEnroe wins the CYGS, Same for FedererI have a few that I would change:
1984 FO final. I was a huge Mac fan back then. When Mac went up by 2 sets over Lendl, I though that he might come close to going undefeated that year. But !endl pulled off a miraculous comeback. Mac still has the best winning percentage ever by going 82-3 that year. But had Mac won that match, then he likely picks up the CYGS while going 90-2.
2006 FO final. If Fed wins that match, then he goes 93-4 in 2006. That also means that he would have won 7 straight slam events.
2009 Wimbledon final. Roddick deserves a Wimbledon title. I am a fan of Andy. And Fed originally ticked me off when he stole Andy’s thunder. But Fed eventually won me over.
Even winning FO1984 would be enough. AO before 1985 was actually below the YECNo guarantees McEnroe wins the CYGS,
This is the title:
"If you could have changed the result one match. Which match will it be"
This is the OP:
I take it as to have a 'god-moment' to change 1 result, with the advantage of being from the future (year 2018). To me, everything else stays the same bc the OP poster didn't say otherwise.
Make of it what you will.
Novak was in God mode.2011 US Open Semi final - Fed vs Novak. just have Novak miss that saved match put and get Fed into the Final against Nadal so we could finally have that USO fedal match up and both of them be in great form.
French Open 2015 or US Open 2016 for me personally.
Can’t believe Stan has beaten Novak in TWO slam finals.
Why Rome 2006? I get that Fed’s never won Rome but it’s just a masters.
Wimbledon 2008 and AO 2009 or USO 2009 should be the ones from a Fed fan perspective imo. AO 2009 because losing to Rafa in the manner that he did was embarrassing and USO 2009 because had he won that he would have 6 USO titles which would surpass Connors and Sampras.
Australian Open 2017 Final.
If only he'd held onto that break![]()
AO 2012 was such an epic match.Ao 2012 followed closely by Ao 2017.
Ao 2017 is probably more important for the GOAT debate- double CGS and 19-18 for Fed at slams, that would've been close. But the Ao 2012 loss was more painful I think as a Rafa fan.Ao 2012 followed closely by Ao 2017.
No.Can't believe so many Federer & Nadal fans want some match results reversed. Isn't 20 & 17 slame titles good enough?
Serving at 5-3 40-15 it was nothing but a Fed choke at its absolute best. If you believe that the match was on Novak's racquet then I don't know what to say.Novak was in God mode.
He could have bombed down the T, which is always the low-risk approach.Serving at 5-3 40-15 it was nothing but a Fed choke at its absolute best. If you believe that the match was on Novak's racquet then I don't know what to say.
Hell Roger could have blasted one of his golden aces. He could have won it easily without making things complicated.
Novak hit one winner in that game. It was on Fed's racquet and he fckued up.. It's simple as that.
Absolutely man. He could have done any of the Roger Federer stuff. He could have gone with a body serve and then volleyed on a weak return from Novak. There were thousands of different options. Whenever I watch the highlights of that match it hurts to watch him choke like that.He could have bombed down the T, which is always the low-risk approach.