2013 Wimbledon SF: Murray vs. Janowicz

[Andrew William]

Good point, that will have something to do with it for sure, as it does every match of great magnitude.

 

[Andrew William]

I hope Andy wins for the sake of getting one at home and releasing some of that pressure. It would be nice

 

[Andrew William]

But my brain says Novak will win this fight, if just barely, because hell attack better. Hope its a good one.

 

[Andrew William]

Wow, I didnt realize that. Interesting...

 

[Andrew William]

Berdych loss was kinda fluky though. Thats not something youd expect a regular basis. Delpo was a bit surprising at the

 

[Andrew William]

Olympics. He hadnt shown he could cope on the rigors of grass up until then. Now for sure, which was always confounding as

 

[Andrew William]

he should be good on grass. Big guy, great server, moves pretty good for his size etc. Thats a rivalry I hope we see for

 

[Andrew William]

years now.

 

[Andrew William]

Yep, I remember the T-Berd loss. Ive followed the Czech to some degree. His mind still isnt there though which is vexing.

 

[Andrew William]

Its weird too. Tomas likes the Murray match up and isnt too shabby against Fed either.

 

[Andrew William]

Yeah. Not many have puzzled out the Rafa complex. Djokovic seems to have an inkling.

 

[Andrew William]

I remember when I was happy my boy was facing the serb back in the day.

 

[Andrew William]

I thought he would buckle and break. Knew he had more talent than Roddick. But I was sure that was the formula to beating Nole.

 

[Andrew William]

make him beat himself.

 

[Andrew William]

Then suddenly he learned - he could do that to others and pick his moments to be aggressive. Biggest transformation I ever saw

 

[Andrew William]

from any player ever between the ears. It was amazing.

 

[Andrew William]

Totally. Reminds me of Lebron James. He just wants to be the best at what he does and that drives him.

 

[Andrew William]

I dont agree with people saying Murray is on par with Djokovic at returning. I think Nole has an edge, though slight it maybe.

 

[Andrew William]

What Andy does that shines for me is his ability to perceive where the ball will go even before it is struck. Nobody does that

 

[Andrew William]

better than he.