LanceStern
Professional
So the date is set, tomorrow it's going to be Federer vs. Murray in the Men's semifinal of the Qatar Open. This type of match puts butts in the seats because we have one star, and one rising star facing each other for the 4th time in 3 months (and 5th time in 5 months including the exhibition). I'm really excited to see the results, and and hoping for a real nailbiter with Federer pulling out the win in the 3rd set.
In their past few meetings however, it's been a similar pattern for 3 setters. Federer wins the 1st set, Fed slips and Murray steps it up to take the second, then they fight tooth and nail with Murray winning it in the third.
If this were to happen tomorrow, or if Federer loses some other way, would that mean anything to you?
- People who don't like Federer may see it as his doomsday
- Murray lovers may see it as Murray is better than Fed
- Others may see it as Murray knows how to beat Fed in 3 setters
- Others may draw absolutely nothing from it. It was just a tennis match.
- Others may try to bring Nadal or other players into the picture to change the subject or lessen the loss etc.
Whatever it is, I'd like to know. I would hope we could do without arguing or riling each other up, but keep insults and harsh opinions to a minimum, unless you end your message with a meaning you willingly knew your comment might stir something up.
With me personally, it would mean that Murray knows how to beat Fed in 3 setters, and Federer would have to change it up just a little bit and find a way to etch out that 3rd set on the crucial points.
In their past few meetings however, it's been a similar pattern for 3 setters. Federer wins the 1st set, Fed slips and Murray steps it up to take the second, then they fight tooth and nail with Murray winning it in the third.
If this were to happen tomorrow, or if Federer loses some other way, would that mean anything to you?
- People who don't like Federer may see it as his doomsday
- Murray lovers may see it as Murray is better than Fed
- Others may see it as Murray knows how to beat Fed in 3 setters
- Others may draw absolutely nothing from it. It was just a tennis match.
- Others may try to bring Nadal or other players into the picture to change the subject or lessen the loss etc.
Whatever it is, I'd like to know. I would hope we could do without arguing or riling each other up, but keep insults and harsh opinions to a minimum, unless you end your message with a meaning you willingly knew your comment might stir something up.
With me personally, it would mean that Murray knows how to beat Fed in 3 setters, and Federer would have to change it up just a little bit and find a way to etch out that 3rd set on the crucial points.