The AGONY and ECSTASY of Roger Federer
The future champion's rise is talked as much as is discussed the current champion's downfall. Roger Federer's string of losses to in-form youngsters is the talk of the town. From bursting into tears in Melbourne Park to racquet slamming in Miami, the man is in serious need of a rejuvenation....!
Napoleon Bonaparte once quoted - "My downfall raises me to infinite heights". Perhaps he wanted someone in the modern tennis world to draw inspiration from that thought. And rightly so, because the simple man from Basel, who is standing on the verge of creating history needs it badly. Roger Federer, despite losing three of the last four grand slam finals, is being talked about more than the eventual champion, Rafael Nadal.
Federer's unintentional display of emotions at
Napoleon Bonaparte once quoted - "My downfall raises me to infinite heights". Perhaps he wanted someone in the modern tennis world to draw inspiration from that thought. And rightly so, because the simple man from Basel, who is standing on the verge of creating history needs it badly. Roger Federer, despite losing three of the last four grand slam finals, is being talked about more than the eventual champion, Rafael Nadal.
Federer's unintentional display of emotions at
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Comment by Dean Wright on April 19, 2009 at 9:19pm
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Roger Fedderer has literally lost a step on the court, among his other distractions right now. The loss of a step and looks like a step and a half, derails him against the likes of Nadal and Murray. Stop your dreaming of the great comeback. Roger's days as a grand slam champion, ARE OVER!!!.
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