It was soo obvious that Medvedev had no game plan in the final,you would have thought his coach would have gone through the tactics before the match,regardless if they had played before.
Well Murray has won Miami masters twice before from memory,earlier in his career,at present he is working his way back into the tour.lets face it with one hip.,let us see what pans out for Murray this year,it will be up to him when he calls quits on his career.
I think Murray gets to play out his career on his own terms. He's earned that. I have no patience for Fiero who thinks this is either embarrassing or a waste of a WC. Murray is a better champion and player than most of the waste-of-space players out there.
I agree Murray deserves to play out his career and has earned that right.,got to admire him trying to come back on the tour,after 2 hip surgeries,he obviously loves the game.
Rublev is definitely positioning himself to be the Next Gen to beat. Look out Medvedev, even. Rublev hasn't reached the heights yet, but he has consistency going for him, atm.
His next big step is making inroads into Grand Slams.,also Masters 1000 events
To me, he's just the Next Gen to beat for now. I don't expect any of them to turn into Federer, Nadal or Djokovic. They're, at best, going to take turns doing well, and Rublev is having a very good run right now.
AR is the most consistent of the next Gen. I think Daniil Medvedev is still the most talented one. I was very disappointed in DMs lack of focus at AO. That being said, I expect Rafa will be laser focused at RG and it's gonna take someone who is willing to DIE on those courts to defeat him. The NEXT real test for everyone is Wimbledon. Novak will be the favorite, Fed will most like give about 5 grass court lessons and Rafa will be looking to get revenge for his past two 4 and 5 set losses. The US is the one that's really going to be up for grabs.
Big mouth/tiny brain, and no more talk of FAA being multi slam elite all timer anymore? Dimwit.
