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Some have noted that Federer has a chance of finishing his H2H against the other members of the big 4 with a losing record
Currently,
Nadal 10-23
Murray 10-11
Djokovic 18-17
Many have noted that this isn't really a fair statistic because of the ages of the players involved, and while I tend to agree somewhat, I don't think that's enough to completely mitigate the statistic as being somewhat noteworthy and meaningful. But that's for a different thread.
I think even with Murray's seemingly precipitous decline, the odds are he stays in front of Fed, especially if he avoids him on clay.
Djokovic currently trails Fed by one. I can see them meeting at least 6 more times.
My question is where is Federer's best shot to beat him going forward? And has he scored his last win over the Djoker in Monte Carlo?
I think Wimbledon was his best shot at a slam win over Nole, but he'll be one year older next year, and while so will Djokovic, I think the decline is steeper over 30. I don't see Federer beating Djokovic anywhere anymore in B05.
So currently, I would say his best shot is on a fast hard court in a B03 masters. WTF seems to suit Nole quite well too, I question how truly 'fast' those courts play, the bounce seems to be a higher than you might expect.
I'd say currently Fed's best shot to score another win over Djoker is at Toronto coming up, and especially Cincy, and perhaps Dubai next year if Fed is still playing well.
What do you all think?
Currently,
Nadal 10-23
Murray 10-11
Djokovic 18-17
Many have noted that this isn't really a fair statistic because of the ages of the players involved, and while I tend to agree somewhat, I don't think that's enough to completely mitigate the statistic as being somewhat noteworthy and meaningful. But that's for a different thread.
I think even with Murray's seemingly precipitous decline, the odds are he stays in front of Fed, especially if he avoids him on clay.
Djokovic currently trails Fed by one. I can see them meeting at least 6 more times.
My question is where is Federer's best shot to beat him going forward? And has he scored his last win over the Djoker in Monte Carlo?
I think Wimbledon was his best shot at a slam win over Nole, but he'll be one year older next year, and while so will Djokovic, I think the decline is steeper over 30. I don't see Federer beating Djokovic anywhere anymore in B05.
So currently, I would say his best shot is on a fast hard court in a B03 masters. WTF seems to suit Nole quite well too, I question how truly 'fast' those courts play, the bounce seems to be a higher than you might expect.
I'd say currently Fed's best shot to score another win over Djoker is at Toronto coming up, and especially Cincy, and perhaps Dubai next year if Fed is still playing well.
What do you all think?