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I get that the benefit of playing Montreal is that you can see how you're doing before Cincy. And I can see what the benefit might have been to Roger going for it this year. But he didn't. I'm sure you mean that the tricky part about Montreal is having to go back to practice after Wimbledon (not the USO,) but it's not that much of a hardship in this break. I know everyone says that Roger was under-prepared for Montreal in 2017, but I still find that not just unbelievable, but also cavalier on his part, if true. There are several weeks between Wimbledon and the USO swing. Going in unprepared, for a top level player, seems stupid.
Going to Montreal unprepared in 2017 was unbelievably stupid. He bust his back and ruined his chances at the USO. It's like lifting weights with no warm up and going straight for your max. Dense. Sad to say but he got what he deserved there but hopefully learnt his lesson.