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Didn't expect that after the start at all. Shame I could only watch 15 minutes of it.
I think the opposite. Berdych got the serve to trouble him at times. Chung is superb defensively but his mediocre serve will give Roger plenty of opportunities to go to the net.GSM Federer.
Looked pretty good today. Over 60 winners for 3 sets.
The match against Chung will be tricky. He knew Berdych inside and out.
Looked good against Djokovic in his movement so he can frustrate Fed. Not sure if the occasion won't be too big for him tho. How did he look today, missed the first QF?I think the opposite. Berdych got the serve to trouble him at times. Chung is superb defensively but his mediocre serve will give Roger plenty of opportunities to go to the net.
The same as he looked previous two matches. Gave away some breaks when his serve dipped, solid on the defense and competent forehand. Sandgren was kinda erratic with his forehand though so couldnt capitalize even though he was up 5-3 in 2nd set at one point.Looked good against Djokovic in his movement so he can frustrate Fed. Not sure if the occasion won't be too big for him tho. How did he look today, missed the first QF?
Cheers, mate. Hopefully he'll pull it up from now on. Just two matches to go.The same as he looked previous two matches. Gave away some breaks when his serve dipped, solid on the defense and competent forehand. Sandgren was kinda erratic with his forehand though so couldnt capitalize even though he was up 5-3 in 2nd set at one point.
As long as Fed can limit his brainfart service games, he should be good. Chung will give him chances even on his 1st serve.
Nope. He'll be around 150pts (essentially not much) behind Nadal if he wins it.So Federer can't become number 1 by winning this right ?
Nope. He'll be around 150pts (essentially not much) behind Nadal if he wins it.
He'll probably lose it at IW/Miami, but then pick it back up after the clay.Interesting. So looks like Rafa may keep the #1 until Wimbledon since he will fare well in Paris. Unless of course this injury is worse than previously expected.
This whole Tennys alt-right controversy has been a bit ridiculous. I think the media have been pretty unfair - and he makes some sensible points in his press conference.
Don't think even then. Pretty tall order for Federer to defend both and iirc they met at 3rd round in IW right? Provided Nadal makes the semi in both which isn't unlikely he'll still be safe.He'll probably lose it at IW/Miami, but then pick it back up after the clay.
Don't forget Halep's tendency to crumble in big finals. Guess the good news for her is Wozniacki's in a similar situation.Halep vs Kerber was probably the "real" final, both had looked unstoppable throughout the tournament. Pretty sure Halep will win it now.
Halep vs Kerber was probably the "real" final, both had looked unstoppable throughout the tournament. Pretty sure Halep will win it now.
Not much love from the brits for Edmund in this thread. Meh...
I don't think it's nerves at all. He saved 4 set points before succumbing. Roger is just making him play so far out of his comfort zone that he can't get any rhythm going on his strokes at all.Bit of a tough watch after the first couple of games. Chung looks both tired and nervous, guess he's not used to this many BO5 matches in a few days but I'm surprised by the nerves given his performance against Djokovic.
Blisters. Looks nasty enough to me but haven't noticed any visible discomfort when he moves.Can't see the match yet again, but I'm following. How does Chung look? Is he actually injured or is this MTO something he's copied from Djokovic as well ("When in doubt, take time out")?