Yeah it does seem rigged because the draw came out like we predicted. Everyone knew that Roddick would be in the bottom half and that Safin would be in the top half. This is the same draw set up as in Wimbledon.i_tan7 said:I don't understand why the no. 3 seed should be facing the no.1 seed, i know its a draw but it seems to me that it was drawn to favour the US playeres ie. Roddick. I think it should be no.1 seed vs no. 4 seed in the semi-final. It looks like Hewitt gets the bad draw with no.5 seed Safin in his quarter. Hmmmm. Seems very suspect this US draw.
That is too freaky. Couldn't they have Mrs. Roddick do a separate draw for the USOpen?Skyward said:Of course, it is. They even did not have to come up with the draw, they borrowed it from Wimbledon.Just have a look at the top quarter. Federer had the same players at Wimbledon- Minar, Kiefer, Ferrero, Gonzalez.
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Well even when Hewitt is the #2 ranked player he is still seeded 3rd and put in Roger's half. Hasn't he been in the same half at Wimbledon with Roger since 2003? No wonder it's Roddick making it to the Finals.LoveFifteen said:P.S. Why didn't you write about Wimbledon being rigged this year when seeds #1 and #3 were scheduled for the Semi's? I suppose poor Tony Blair was again forced into doing Bush's bidding so it didn't count?![]()
I wish you would.Chloe said:Thanks for making me lol @ a public internet kiosk. That was almost as awesome as the payphone beside my head continually ringing.
Should I answer?
Because Roddick never gets an unlucky draw, and we all predicted this scenario before they even did the draw. Any way isn't the draw done by pulling out tokens.....not by flipping a coin?jenanun said:let's wait and see if all the top 4 will go through to the semi....
andy does have an easy draw compare to the rest of them....
he is lucky.....
but why people not allow to have luck then?
i_tan7 said:I don't understand why the no. 3 seed should be facing the no.1 seed, i know its a draw but it seems to me that it was drawn to favour the US playeres ie. Roddick. I think it should be no.1 seed vs no. 4 seed in the semi-final. It looks like Hewitt gets the bad draw with no.5 seed Safin in his quarter. Hmmmm. Seems very suspect this US draw.
As I posted earlier, in each of the four slams, there is a 50/50 chance that #1 will be seeded against #3. In fact, of the past 40 grand slam tournaments (1996-2005), it has happened 20 times -- half the time to be exact.wcr said:Time to do your research. Look up past draws and take note where the seeds were placed. Typically the tournaments are consistent year after year. The 4 slams do differ in terms of placement. Some put #1 and #4 at the top, some put #1 and #3 at the top.
Oh my gosh! How did the vile Americans manage to rig Roland Garros and Wimbledon TWO more times than their own US Open?Winston's Human said:It has happened in six of the last ten Wimbledons and French Opens, and in four of the last ten US and Australian Opens.