Fiero425
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DarthFed said:Kieran said:DarthFed said:Well id say the fact Roddick almost won one year later and outplayed Roger from the baseline shows the trend im talking about. From 03-05 Roddick only made a small match out of one of the 3.
Of course anything short of saying Roger and his 1-12 bp's and astronomic error count played brilliantly in 2008 won't be suffice for you.
This is the re-attributing of history, kinda like the silly thread last year which fed fans couldn't wait to subscribe to and co-sign - remember the one that said the 2014 final was better than the GOAT match of 2008? Djoker, struggling to defy an octogenarian and going to five?
And it was better than the 2008 match? :laydownlaughing
Why? Because Rafa won that one.
"The re-attributing of history." It's a new phrase, I just made it up. Feel free to use it...
There was a thread on whether it was a higher quality match, not whether it was greater which it clearly wasn't. The 2014 final was way better if you only go on stats which is of course misleading. 2008 had major ups and downs from both players which is part of what made it so great.
It may have been entertaining to the Fed fans in 2014, but that was an awful match if you're on the Nole bandwagon! IIRC, it should have been over in 4 due to him being up 2 breaks! I'm sure Roger hit some good shots and stayed in it for the most part, but Nole cracked and just didn't get the job done when he had the chance early on! It's what I see of a lot of players who compete these days; an inability to close out a match at times! I can go on and on OTTH with players serving for a match, sometimes with MP's and they consistently find a way to lose it! HOW? My mother should be able to step in there at that point! :cover :nono :angel: :dodgy: