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It's kept him in the top 3. He doesn't hit it as hard, but he creates great angles with it and he can still hit incredible winners.
Big set for Fed; right back in it.
The lack of any real competition has kept him in the too three, and I regretfully say that as a huge federer fan. Dominating the baseline by creating those angles is what I already said he was doing today.
Murray showed up today.
What a miserable place England must be to live.
Not an hour ago they were talking about the great conditions, and now it's raining.
If you ever get the chance to watch Federer practice in person, he spends a great deal of time entertaining the spectators practicing shots like that volley-drop shot that won him the second set.
Those shots are no fluke with him.
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If you ever get the chance to watch Federer practice in person, he spends a great deal of time entertaining the spectators practicing shots like that volley-drop shot that won him the second set.
Those shots are no fluke with him.
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I've seen him practice that exact shot and he can generate so much backspin that it comes back to his side of the court. Then he'll do it again just to show it wasn't a mistake.
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Whenever I watch the British Open, their "summer" appears to be what would be a blustery March day here.
Not sure how they got the Summer Olympics.
If you ever get the chance to watch Federer practice in person, he spends a great deal of time entertaining the spectators practicing shots like that volley-drop shot that won him the second set.
Those shots are no fluke with him.
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