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GameSetAndMath said:So far in this tournament, Rafa has lost the first set sometimes and the second set sometimes.
And no sets sometimes.
GameSetAndMath said:So far in this tournament, Rafa has lost the first set sometimes and the second set sometimes.
anticaria said:thanks for the welcome, nehmeth and moxie629! hopefully tomorrow's final will be an epic one, whether in 2 or 3 sets..
Kirijax said:I haven't seen any of Djokovic's tennis this week. Is he completely back from the wrist thing or is it still bothering him?
Kieran said:Anybody think this match will have a bearing on Paris, if they meet there?
You both have such good attitudes And a welcome to anticaria from me also I don't think I'll be watching the Final either! Rafa's and Andy's Match just about wore me out!Kieran said:anticaria said:thanks for the welcome, nehmeth and moxie629! hopefully tomorrow's final will be an epic one, whether in 2 or 3 sets..
Welcome, anticaria! Exactly, let tennis be the winner, and we can have something special to enjoy... :clap
Kieran said:I think if Rafa wins tomoro, Nole will find it very hard to get even two sets in Paris. If Nole wins tomorrow, it may go to give in Paris, but I'd always give the nod to Rafa in a five set dogfight on clay. However, if Rafa is off, or his confidence affected, Nole might win in Paris...
1972Murat said:I think Nole might win this one in three sets.
I don't think any match between these two will have an effect on their next match anymore, unless one goes on a tear and win 6-7 in a row, or someone comes back from 6-0, 5-0 down to turn it around, like, something that drastic... I mean, these guys know each other so well, there are no secrets, no psychological edge, no nothing. It is all about how they show up on the day. Momentum can even change from game to game, so I don't think there is any carry over from a previous match between these two.
Kieran said:And no, I don't watch matches after they've been played. Well, rarely I do...
GameSetAndMath said:1972Murat said:I think Nole might win this one in three sets.
I don't think any match between these two will have an effect on their next match anymore, unless one goes on a tear and win 6-7 in a row, or someone comes back from 6-0, 5-0 down to turn it around, like, something that drastic... I mean, these guys know each other so well, there are no secrets, no psychological edge, no nothing. It is all about how they show up on the day. Momentum can even change from game to game, so I don't think there is any carry over from a previous match between these two.
I beg to disagree. The pattern between these two seem to be series of wins for one player
until the other figures out how to deal and then a series of wins for other players. Currently.
Novak is running the table. A side effect of this observation is that if Rafa wins this one,
that will just be the beginning of a new series and hence, Rafa will win FO, if these two
meet again in FO. On the other hand if Novak wins, anything can happen at FO as it
could be the ending of sequence of wins for Novak or continuing of the streak. This
is just assuming the same pattern holds.
nehmeth said:Kieran said:And no, I don't watch matches after they've been played. Well, rarely I do...
How many times did you watch the 2008 Wimbledon Final? :snigger
tented said:nehmeth said:Kieran said:And no, I don't watch matches after they've been played. Well, rarely I do...
How many times did you watch the 2008 Wimbledon Final? :snigger
Or, to put it another way, how many copies have you worn out?