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Comments from Courier I find this morning about the FO:
"For the first time in many years Nadal will not be the favourite going into Roland Garros," Courier, who will commentate on the tournament for British channel ITV, said.
"That role is now firmly occupied by Novak Djokovic. Nadal is less vulnerable in Paris, given the best of five-set format which allows him more time to problem solve but there are now guys in the locker room who see him as an opportunity rather than an immovable obstacle."
"Murray is most certainly a threat to go very deep and, if the draw breaks in his favour, a final is attainable," Courier said.
"Once you reach the final, anything goes -- especially now that Nadal is playing like a mortal on the clay again.
"Kei Nishikori is my second favourite behind Djokovic and I firmly believe he is the second best claycourt player today.
"Also, Nick Krygios has the game, aggressive energy and athletic ability to stir things up the way he did at Wimbledon last year and in Australia in January."
http://www.eurosport.com/tennis/fre...ger-favourite-in-paris_sto4738516/story.shtml
"For the first time in many years Nadal will not be the favourite going into Roland Garros," Courier, who will commentate on the tournament for British channel ITV, said.
"That role is now firmly occupied by Novak Djokovic. Nadal is less vulnerable in Paris, given the best of five-set format which allows him more time to problem solve but there are now guys in the locker room who see him as an opportunity rather than an immovable obstacle."
"Murray is most certainly a threat to go very deep and, if the draw breaks in his favour, a final is attainable," Courier said.
"Once you reach the final, anything goes -- especially now that Nadal is playing like a mortal on the clay again.
"Kei Nishikori is my second favourite behind Djokovic and I firmly believe he is the second best claycourt player today.
"Also, Nick Krygios has the game, aggressive energy and athletic ability to stir things up the way he did at Wimbledon last year and in Australia in January."
http://www.eurosport.com/tennis/fre...ger-favourite-in-paris_sto4738516/story.shtml
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