1972Murat said:
GameSetAndMath said:
1972Murat said:
Roger's record against Dolgos generation is near perfect (talking about Tomic, Milos, Grigor, Kei). I am thinking he will in 2 hard fought sets. Their previous match was not complete. Roger will have an adjustment period at the beginning, I am sure.
Federer was leading 6-4, 5-2 (this was a best of 3 match in Basel) and at this time
Dog retires. Whose fault is that the match was not complete? Further, look at the time
of retirement. One more game and the Master wins. This is the worst time to retire
for anyone.
There are no faults brother, I was just stating what happened. I was trying to establish that that match might not be a good gauge because Dog might have played with the injury up until that point. Of course I wish he completed the match but sometimes you just can't.
Ok. Point taken.
Since there is not much of history, although improper, let us look at Master's history
against, Radek Stepanek, another player who has somewhat similar game that does not
give rhythm to the opponent (of course, their games are not identical and different in
many ways; but, this is the best we can do).
Master has a 13-2 record against Worm. The first loss happened in 2002 before
Fed won a single GS. The second loss happened in 2008 Rome when Fed was going
through mono.