Riotbeard said:As much as Novak waltzing into an RG victory with a flailing rafa is more than acceptable to me , it would be best for the stars to aline for them to have a real slugfest at RG, where both are playing great.
nehmeth said:Other than the perennial brain cramp, I'm wondering if it's his shoulder again.the AntiPusher said:1972Murat said:kskate2 said:Tommy has retired after one set. Dimi is through to the SF's
Crap. I guess this is the way it is going to be for Haas until he hangs them up. I just don't see him having an injury free full season. And this will wear him down mentally too.
Why did Haas retire from the match, what's his injury
No official word why yet: http://www.iol.co.za/sport/tennis/injured-haas-retires-in-rome-1.1689711#.U3YZxVhdWjQ
Riotbeard said:As much as Novak waltzing into an RG victory with a flailing rafa is more than acceptable to me, it would be best for the stars to align for them to have a real slugfest at RG, where both are playing great.
nehmeth said:Riotbeard said:As much as Novak waltzing into an RG victory with a flailing rafa is more than acceptable to me, it would be best for the stars to align for them to have a real slugfest at RG, where both are playing great.
:snigger Tough choices there RB.
For legacy's sake, I'd pick the latter as well.
Front242 said:So far wondering if my passing thought of Murray winning Rome may actually happen.
Front242 said:So far wondering if my passing thought of Murray winning Rome may actually happen.