1972Murat said:A second look at Roger's quarter though , it is no cakewalk. Chardy always bothers people, and than Dog or Coric, with Stan or Dimitrov ahead. Roger needs to play from the get go. No warm ups for him.
1972Murat said:Roger , by avoiding Rafa's side, has a great chance to defend the final's points from last year, if he chooses to play.
1972Murat said:A second look at Roger's quarter though , it is no cakewalk. Chardy always bothers people, and than Dog or Coric, with Stan or Dimitrov ahead. Roger needs to play from the get go. No warm ups for him.
1972Murat said:Roger , by avoiding Rafa's side, has a great chance to defend the final's points from last year, if he chooses to play. Nadal gets David again for the quarters and probably has revenge in mind. But mind is not enough and he has to show up. If he is still off, David proved he can beat him.
Nadal-Nol semi might be the real final, if they are both on their game. Nole will be , I am sure. It is up to Rafa to step up.
nehmeth said:1972Murat said:A second look at Roger's quarter though , it is no cakewalk. Chardy always bothers people, and than Dog or Coric, with Stan or Dimitrov ahead. Roger needs to play from the get go. No warm ups for him.
Really, this is a pretty evenly distributed draw. Wish I were there.
federberg said:Ernest... :nono
1972Murat said:federberg said:Ernest... :nono
Seriously...after playing out of his mind against Roger at RG, what did he do for the rest of the year?
Lost the first 6-1, bagelled in the second.
And that forehand is like an eclipse...do not look directly at it it or you will hurt your eyes.
1972Murat said:Has anyone watched the Dog-Coric match? Looks like it was a tight one, but well done to the Dog.