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This is what I was trying to tell people today. Federer still looks fragile to me. If he is to meet Stan playing like this, he has no chance.BTW, I heard that McFly had some injury issues and so we cannot quite estimate the level of play of Fed by today's match.
Fiero will disappear for weeks.I don't see any Novakians chiming in.
Well, that and the problems he's been having with his elbow, then his shoulder, and the MTO's. But aside from that...nothing.Sorry but Novak Djokovic played out of his mind very solid but Wawrinka was a God today. I truly believe that if somehow Novák was leading he would not have retired. When we were watching him play nothing suggested that there was anything bothering him except his ego.
...because?
Oh, please YES! How can we sleep until we get the redistribution from the bookies.Now the bookies need to redistribute the 39% chances they gave to Novak.
Don't treat me like a twat. I get it. I'm just asking people to own how idiotic it is.Everyone is just having fun about Wawrinka's "boobs". Has being going on for a while...
Wow, this is a development.
I think Novak deserves the benefit of the doubt - if he's retiring it means he's really, really hurting. If it were a SF or F he'd probably play it out and let Stan get the full three sets, but given that its R16 I think its fine.
Well, that and the problems he's been having with his elbow, then his shoulder, and the MTO's. But aside from that...nothing.
Different match ups. Roger rushes Stan like nobody's business. Not saying impossible but in form Roger takes care of business.This is what I was trying to tell people today. Federer still looks fragile to me. If he is to meet Stan playing like this, he has no chance.
Bad match-up, but I would add the shoulder.Wawrinka is Djokovic's only kryptonite on tour.
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