Originally posted by SwissGambitAgreed, i'll be rooting for Roddick but i understand the reality that Murray is a better tennis player. I don't think anyone is gonna beat Roger tho, which is fine he is a class guy but i have had enough of Roger and Rafa winning everything.
That'd be funny if it happened. At the very least I hope Roddick gives Murray a run for the money.
Originally posted by RandyFlaggit's a sad state of affairs when the only real shock of the tournament (both men and woman) was that hass won yesterday, and anyone who follows tennis will know that it wasn't that much of a shock really. top 4 seeds in the womans draw in the last 4 and only hass breaking the top 4 trend in the mens (no nadal, no #1. plus del potro #5 on grass, give me a break)
Agreed, i'll be rooting for Roddick but i understand the reality that Murray is a better tennis player. I don't think anyone is gonna beat Roger tho, which is fine he is a class guy but i have had enough of Roger and Rafa winning everything.
yup, a VERY boring tournament.
can anyone really see past an all williams final?
Originally posted by trev33it was funny how Serena's match was tennis at it's best - a true classic where Dementieva brought her A game and had several chances to win it -- and then Venus's match was tennis at its worst because Safina must have sent in a stunt double to play for her.
it's a sad state of affairs when the only real shock of the tournament (both men and woman) was that hass won yesterday, and anyone who follows tennis will know that it wasn't that much of a shock really. top 4 seeds in the womans draw in the last 4 and only hass breaking the top 4 trend in the mens (no nadal, no #1. plus del potro #5 on grass, give me ...[text shortened]... reak)
yup, a VERY boring tournament.
can anyone really see past an all williams final?
the women's game needs Sharapova to get fully into shape, and it needs Clijsters and Henin to both return. Hopefully Dementieva can continue playing at the level she was at today.
Overall -- while the upsets can be fun, it's actually better when the best players reach the semifinals -- it sets up some great matchups -- Roddick vs Murray could be a classic -- and Haas has somehow raised his game to a new level at the advanced age of 31 and he was up 2 sets on Federer at the French Open before losing.