Zero chance he beats 2017ererFelt bad for Andy. He is probably the most deserving winner of a particular Slam after Rodddick @ Wimbledon.
Murray missed out on winning a maiden AO when his body started to break down at the very same moment his tormentor down under, Djokovic, went into a slump 2017-18.
Just a complete bad timing because any Murray AO version from 2010-16 would beat Federer in both those years.
Nadal played a standard schedule in the first half of the year, then played four matches between WB and the USO and five matches between the USO and the WTF (where he only played three matches). If he 'pushed himself extremely hard' anywhere it was at an event that awards ZERO points and even there all of his singles matches were two set affairs without a single break against his serve. There is no similarity whatsoever to what Murray did to get YE#1 in 2016.A straight-sets beatdown, seemingly shattering the confidence of the losing finalist, who then gradually recovers as the season goes on and pushes himself extremely hard to overtake Novak at the top of the rankings, only to destroy his body in the process and pay the price for the next three years.
Interesting, I suppose, but no possible relevance to the present moment, no conceivable relevance at all.
Murray wouldn’t of beaten 2017 Federer but maybe 2018 Federer as he wasn’t that good in that AO, his draw was just a cakewalk but 2017 Federer was playing very well.Felt bad for Andy. He is probably the most deserving winner of a particular Slam after Rodddick @ Wimbledon.
Murray missed out on winning a maiden AO when his body started to break down at the very same moment his tormentor down under, Djokovic, went into a slump 2017-18.
Just a complete bad timing because any Murray AO version from 2010-16 would beat Federer in both those years.
I honestly can’t figure out what happened to him after 2016. He ended the season so well and then just completely fell off the rails. Honestly, it seems he was affected the most by the WTF/Paris curse as his career completely fell apart.Their most second-most one sided final of the 4 they played here.
Djokovic peaked so Murray had little chance tbh.
At least he got the YE #1 as a consolation prize which effectively ended his career.
Could've easily won more slams in 2017-19 especially USO 2017 and USO 2019
At least Murray got to end that season by beating Djokovic for no.1One of the greatest travesties in sporting history. The more talented player lost. Just a terrible outcome for tennis.
I'm just giggling at the desperation and naked wishful thinking employed in that post. ?Nadal played a standard schedule in the first half of the year, then played four matches between WB and the USO and five matches between the USO and the WTF (where he only played three matches). If he 'pushed himself extremely hard' anywhere it was at an event that awards ZERO points and even there all of his singles matches were two set affairs without a single break against his serve. There is no similarity whatsoever to what Murray did to get YE#1 in 2016.
And that of course was the one AO when Nole fell ridiculous early to Istomin. People thought it was NID Murray would make the final but then he fell to shock defeat to Misha Zverev.Zero chance he beats 2017erer