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Club Fed prevails but for how long? From the highlights on ESPN his ground strokes had godly pace. Haven't seen that from him in years. Must be the racquet.
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If anything, I would love to see a 4 setter. Something that gives both players (and us) enough of a sweat.Nadal v Federer... We know how this story ends (Except in the YEC). UGH.
Come on Fed #18 is right there.
I think the order fans would be most prepared for upset is: Masha, Vika, Serena.Masha I saw getting upset. But did not see Serena and Vika losing.
All energy. The aggressiveness is stunning for her stature.I saw Serena taking that L a mile away. Serena spent most of the off-season working on her serve without recognizing that her new found success is because of her improved footwork. Her footwork was really sloppy in her tuneup tournament and it was even worse here. There is a direct correlation between her footwork and the number of errors she hits. Without her footwork she reverts back to a Venus like error machine and when you get everyone's best shot you can't afford to give away games and sets on unforced errors. I can't count how many shots Serena dumped in the net against Ana.
As far as my girl Dominika, I just felt like her game gives people problems because she packs a huge punch for someone her size but she keeps her errors in check and she's in phenomenal shape. That is a tough combination for anyone. Not to mention she took Serena to three sets last year at Miami.
On record for Aga in three. Gentleman's bet.I'm picking Dominika over Aga. I think this match goes 3 but if Dominika can keep her errors in check and dictate play off her forehand she has a great shot to win.
Veteran takes youngster to school. This could end quickly, badly for Genie.Li out for blood
We getting a raisin bagel outchea first set.Li Na is destroying this poor girl.