Broken_Shoelace said:I think people were too optimistic regarding Fed's chances. As I said, I couldn't see him winning. The surface here is slower, so Del Potro has more time to hit big. And to me, the thing that stands out the most about Roger's game is that he really no longer has the ability to handle pace the way he used to. You can see him visibly wobbly, and it's not helped by the fact that he can't move or defend as well.
Kieran said:I picked Federer and still think he'll win. I don't trust DP to get the job done any more, regardless of surface speed or Roger's age...
DarthFed said:Broken_Shoelace said:I think people were too optimistic regarding Fed's chances. As I said, I couldn't see him winning. The surface here is slower, so Del Potro has more time to hit big. And to me, the thing that stands out the most about Roger's game is that he really no longer has the ability to handle pace the way he used to. You can see him visibly wobbly, and it's not helped by the fact that he can't move or defend as well.
I was optimistic because DP isn't that good.
tennisville said:Kieran said:I picked Federer and still think he'll win. I don't trust DP to get the job done any more, regardless of surface speed or Roger's age...
what did he do to make you lose the trust ? Lose in Shanghai
1972Murat said:Going behind Delpo, wrong footing him will work every time, even with bad shots. He has got titanicaitis...the inability to change direction quickly...
Broken_Shoelace said:DarthFed said:Broken_Shoelace said:I think people were too optimistic regarding Fed's chances. As I said, I couldn't see him winning. The surface here is slower, so Del Potro has more time to hit big. And to me, the thing that stands out the most about Roger's game is that he really no longer has the ability to handle pace the way he used to. You can see him visibly wobbly, and it's not helped by the fact that he can't move or defend as well.
I was optimistic because DP isn't that good.
Your standards are getting increasingly ridiculous as off late.
In any case, Roger's lost to plenty of people who aren't that good this year, including DP a couple of weeks ago.
DarthFed said:Broken_Shoelace said:DarthFed said:Broken_Shoelace said:I think people were too optimistic regarding Fed's chances. As I said, I couldn't see him winning. The surface here is slower, so Del Potro has more time to hit big. And to me, the thing that stands out the most about Roger's game is that he really no longer has the ability to handle pace the way he used to. You can see him visibly wobbly, and it's not helped by the fact that he can't move or defend as well.
I was optimistic because DP isn't that good.
Your standards are getting increasingly ridiculous as off late.
In any case, Roger's lost to plenty of people who aren't that good this year, including DP a couple of weeks ago.
Yes and Roger also beat him a week ago. DP isn't great, the one and only big tournament the guy won came 4 years ago. Facts are facts. It shouldn't take a Herculean effort from Roger to beat him...
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