Federer defeats Davydenko at Doha final
Davydenko's groundstrokes had little effect on the Fed Express today. Federer made very few mistakes and kept changing his pattern. Davydenko could not get set and dictate from the middle. Well, with the Australian a little more than a week away, things look promising for the talented Swiss.
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Comment by Tim Prapong on January 10, 2011 at 10:17pm
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I hate to say it, but Nadal is already saying he is fatigued, overworked. That is a bad sign for a number 1. I never heard Lendl, Connors, Sampras ever talk that way at the start of their reign. So I expect a tug of war between Nadal and Fed. I don't see Nadal dominating like the aforementioned.
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Comment by Mike on January 10, 2011 at 12:31pm
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Certainly Tim, 20 majors is incredible if he gets it and I don't see any man can beat that nowadays. Nadal is the closest but not enough on my personal opinion.
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Mike, that is exactly what I am thinking. Fed can play for four more years if he wants. With 16 shots, 5 is entirely possible.
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I noticed Fed charge the net more often, must be Anacone's coaching. If he keeps playing like these on hard courts, he can squeeze 5 more majors.
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Kinda looks that way. But he's got to win the Australian or it won't happen any time soon. He has to defend last year's Australian win.
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Comment by Jazz Burks on January 9, 2011 at 6:50pm
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Fed is on his way back to number 1!
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