Davydenko leads the h2h but its not convincing. Its only 6-5. And Davydenko has never beaten Nadal on clay, and Davydenko has never beaten Nadal at a slam (and Daydenko is known for being a completely ineffective player in slams compared to non-slams). And it looks like Davydenko is trying to dodge Nadal every time they're a round away from meeting. The only way they'll meet again is in the 1st Round of a slam.
Federer capitalized on beating young and inexperienced Berdych. Once Berdych raised his game, Federer was no longer able to beat Berdych in slams. That AO victory was a fluke. Berdych had that one in the bag had he not miss that very easy volley.
Federer capitalized on beating young and inexperienced Berdych. Once Berdych raised his game, Federer was no longer able to beat Berdych in slams. That AO victory was a fluke. Berdych had that one in the bag had he not miss that very easy volley.
Federer capitalized on beating young and inexperienced Berdych. Once Berdych raised his game, Federer was no longer able to beat Berdych in slams. That AO victory was a fluke. Berdych had that one in the bag had he not miss that very easy volley.
federer beat berdych in straights @ FO 06, wimbledon 06, AO 08 without breaking into a sweat. Berdych got sh*t lucky with those wins vs past his prime federer in wim 10 ( had leg injury ) & USO 12
peak federer would've dominated berdych of 10-13 as well, barely losing sets, no question ...A match that amply demonstrates this is Paris 11 SF where Berdych himself said that when federer played like he did - like the federer of the old, he had very little chance.