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Your Favorite Grand Slam of 2005

  • Australian Open: Safin Conquers Federer, Takes Title

    Votes: 33 39.8%
  • French Open: Nadal Takes Title and Tennis World by Storm

    Votes: 24 28.9%
  • Wimbledon: Federer Three-peats

    Votes: 10 12.0%
  • U.S. Open: Agassi, Blake, et. al Come Back, But Fed Reigns Again

    Votes: 16 19.3%
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Each Grand Slam tournament has its stories and charm. Which one was your favorite in 2005? Not just the final, or one particular match, but the whole 2-week extravaganza!

I am torn because, my man Marat triumphed in Australia - beating Federer on the way. But, for its wealth of comeback stories and all around good feelings (and weather), I have to vote for the 2005 U.S. Open.
 

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Wimbledon.
I don't count Aus Open, since I'm there... but I really appreciate TV coverage, and being able to see my 'grass court specialists' actually play (and win) a match.
 

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From a sheer tennis point of view I would say the Australian Open, but from a personal viewpoint I voted for Roland Garros because I was there for 10 days and it's great to see my favourite "third world dirtballers" doing so well ;)
 

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Australian Open - best matches in the year.
 

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The Aus Open is turning into my favourite slam. All my favourite players (Ferrero, Roddick, Safin, Nalbandian) seem to have done well there over the last 3 years.

It's the one slam where both, clay court and grass court, players are happy. So we get to see ALL the best players do well there.
 

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Australian Open :yeah: Great matches! all very exciting! definitely the Australian Open was the best Grand Slam of the year :yeah:
 

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AO provided the best match of the year (Safin def. Federer), but the USO was the best slam of the year.

Thank god the women laid a colossal egg this year for it thrust the men into the spotlight for a change, and did they ever deliver. #4 and #2 got knocked out in 1R and 3R, respectively. Guys ranked around or outside the Top 100 (Blake-QF and Ginepri-SF) only several weeks prior, battle through one 5 setter after another. In fact, the two weeks were filled with 5 set matches.

Djorkovic and Gasquet impressed. And the old man made it through to the final to meet Federer. Agassi-Federer in the USO final...when viewed from it's entirety, as opposed to one match, the USO was hard to top.
 
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