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The Greek sync swimmers...feck me I'd do them all day.
Could be the case. But I value Wimbledon much much higher. Most of this tournament is in 3 sets as well. Not devaluing the achievement should either player win but a GS is what matters most IMO.
Seeing as this comes round only once every 4 years, does it equate to 16 grand slam titles? Murray will only be one behind Fed then...
Another break point, Murray is dominating this.
Takes 30 minutes roughly once roof is closed for the ventilation in the court to get to right working conditions before they could play on it. So would be a 45 minute delay.
I agree that generally Olympic tennis isn't held in too high a regard by the players. But I think playing in this competition has meant a huge amount to Murray. The furore of it being a home games and the amazing following that has gathered behind Team GB in the recent weeks, Murray seems to have really latched onto that and is playing some of the best tennis of his life. I think this one means a lot to him.
This might give Murray the confidence to beat the best players in a 5 setter in a grand slam. This will be huge for Andy and GB.
This might give Murray the confidence to beat the best players in a 5 setter in a grand slam. This will be huge for Andy and GB.
That's what I am hoping. It might get the snipers off his back as well.
The players clearly do care about this- Del Potro was in tears of joy at winning the bronze!
The Williams sisters were going made too yesterday.
I think he is enjoying the atmosphere, more like Davis Cup. Also the British fans are all behind him, while Wimbledon fans have their favourites and weren't all behind him in the final.
I think it's bigger than Davis Cup personally, for Murray anyway. Since Wimbledon, a lot of people have revised their opinion of him (about time in my view) and I think to have the backing he's got here, he seems genuinely moved by it.
I doubt it will. You aren't a truly great player until you win Grand Slam(s). Which I think he will in the next year or two.
I think he is moved. It annoyed me when you got fans shouting for Federer at Wimbledon. I will always want a GB player to win. The poor lad made a joke and some people have not got a sense of humour. It's sad.
He must confidence if he wins given who he has beaten. Could he be a borderline great if he wins this and no slam?
Especially when Henman and the journalist involved in the background to the joke explained what it was all about, a lot of people still didn't give him the benefit of the doubt it was a joke.
No, not really. The Olympics, while brilliant in its own right, is a postscript when describing what a player has won. It's winning this at home that will make this really special.
No, not really. The Olympics, while brilliant in its own right, is a postscript when describing what a player has won. It's winning this at home that will make this really special.