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[quote name="kartnite" post="3824" timestamp="1341108506"] Dude... I'd love to see him hoist the trophy. But my notes to your points. 1. del Potro was visibly hurt. He was classy to not accept it in the media but please - it was blatantly obvious that he was unable to move. Benneteau, by the way, is only a few months younger to Federer. Both are in their 30's. But I will agree that Federerdoesn't throw in the towel. Instead... Like the wily customer that he is, he makes the most of the opponents weakness. One of the biggest cornerstones of a champion. 2. Oomph... No doubting that. But if that serve fails him, he is in trouble. PS: I *hate* Vijay Amritraj. Lousy commentary. I've always muted the TV when he is on. All he says on air is - "Oh what a shot..." Thankfully, I was able to listen to some REAL tennis commentary here and boy does Vijay look dwarfed in comparison. Listen to Johnny Mac or Jim Courier or one of the BBC commentators - try getting the appropriate live stream online and trust me - you'll know the difference. Johnny Mac, for one, may seem to go overboard and excited and may even go back to his times but his analysis is second to none. 3. Yes. Net play was heartening to see. Hope he keeps up with it. 4. Logically, they shouldn't cause a problem. But you never know... And no - I do NOT want to see that finger wag - let him hoist the title and let him do whatever he wants. No finger wag. And NO hot-dog shots either! 5. Djokovic has never beaten Federer at Wimbledon. But Federer hasn't beaten Djokovic here either. Quite simple - they haven't faced off on any grass court. And well... Djokovic is playing solid enough. So, Roger's grass court nuances are nullified... All he needs to do is play like he did in *that* French Open semifinal of 2011. Period. 6. Dude... That has mixed results. For instance - Roger had tough 5 setters against Simon and Berdych at the Australian (2011 and 2009). He didn't go on to win. Likewise... Wimbledon 2010 and even the Australian 2008. In contrast... Wimbledon 2008 - he reached the final without dropping a set. Yet he lost. So... This is too random. Nothing can be predicted. It all depends on the player on that particular day. 7. Yep... And it frustrated me to see how that focus goes AWOL if Rafa (and now, Novak) is across the net. Weird. But yes... He'd better up the level! 8. Roger Federer transcends nationalities. Period. And Murray - heh heh heh... Let him get past Tsonga first. 9. Of course. Who can forget the tee-shirt he wore after winning #15? "There is non finish line... Far from done." 10. Naah... Sachin cheered for him from the stands in 2008. He lost in the finals. He *met* him in 2010, he lost even earlier! So... I won't look in to it too much, bro'! In fact, I am more concerned! - - - But mate... it's but evident that you're one heck of a fan... Some of the other Roger fans I have seen on the internet could learn stuff from you! [img]http://www.rogerfedererfans.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/#EMO_DIR#/smile.png[/img] Good luck to Monsieur Federer. He needs all the prayers and luck he can get![/quote] [quote name="kartnite" post="3824" timestamp="1341108506"] Dude... I'd love to see him hoist the trophy. But my notes to your points. 1. del Potro was visibly hurt. He was classy to not accept it in the media but please - it was blatantly obvious that he was unable to move. Benneteau, by the way, is only a few months younger to Federer. Both are in their 30's. But I will agree that Federerdoesn't throw in the towel. Instead... Like the wily customer that he is, he makes the most of the opponents weakness. One of the biggest cornerstones of a champion. 2. Oomph... No doubting that. But if that serve fails him, he is in trouble. PS: I *hate* Vijay Amritraj. Lousy commentary. I've always muted the TV when he is on. All he says on air is - "Oh what a shot..." Thankfully, I was able to listen to some REAL tennis commentary here and boy does Vijay look dwarfed in comparison. Listen to Johnny Mac or Jim Courier or one of the BBC commentators - try getting the appropriate live stream online and trust me - you'll know the difference. Johnny Mac, for one, may seem to go overboard and excited and may even go back to his times but his analysis is second to none. 3. Yes. Net play was heartening to see. Hope he keeps up with it. 4. Logically, they shouldn't cause a problem. But you never know... And no - I do NOT want to see that finger wag - let him hoist the title and let him do whatever he wants. No finger wag. And NO hot-dog shots either! 5. Djokovic has never beaten Federer at Wimbledon. But Federer hasn't beaten Djokovic here either. Quite simple - they haven't faced off on any grass court. And well... Djokovic is playing solid enough. So, Roger's grass court nuances are nullified... All he needs to do is play like he did in *that* French Open semifinal of 2011. Period. 6. Dude... That has mixed results. For instance - Roger had tough 5 setters against Simon and Berdych at the Australian (2011 and 2009). He didn't go on to win. Likewise... Wimbledon 2010 and even the Australian 2008. In contrast... Wimbledon 2008 - he reached the final without dropping a set. Yet he lost. So... This is too random. Nothing can be predicted. It all depends on the player on that particular day. 7. Yep... And it frustrated me to see how that focus goes AWOL if Rafa (and now, Novak) is across the net. Weird. But yes... He'd better up the level! 8. Roger Federer transcends nationalities. Period. And Murray - heh heh heh... Let him get past Tsonga first. 9. Of course. Who can forget the tee-shirt he wore after winning #15? "There is non finish line... Far from done." 10. Naah... Sachin cheered for him from the stands in 2008. He lost in the finals. He *met* him in 2010, he lost even earlier! So... I won't look in to it too much, bro'! In fact, I am more concerned! - - - But mate... it's but evident that you're one heck of a fan... Some of the other Roger fans I have seen on the internet could learn stuff from you! [img]http://www.rogerfedererfans.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/#EMO_DIR#/smile.png[/img] Good luck to Monsieur Federer. He needs all the prayers and luck he can get![/quote]

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krishnakr

Posted 20 August 2012 - 08:55 PM

and game, set, and match...
ROGER FEDERER...

Poorna

Posted 16 July 2012 - 12:13 PM

Thanks Kristina, perhaps I had risked my hobby writer status by writing such an article & it got more than 15,000 hits from almost 89 countries (even the names of some of those countries I hadn't heard before).

Frankly, I didn't have a 0.001% doubt that Roger Federer will win Wimbledon, 2012, not just because of these 10 reasons, but, because, my mom had predicted just before the Wimbledon, 2012 that RF will win his 7th Wimbledon & here we are 6 days after after wimbledon .

Wow vibhu.. congrats!!

Vibhu batra

Posted 14 July 2012 - 06:46 PM

@vibhu ; Many congrats, mate, your every point was proven true .

Thanks Kristina, perhaps I had risked my hobby writer status by writing such an article & it got more than 15,000 hits from almost 89 countries (even the names of some of those countries I hadn't heard before).

Frankly, I didn't have a 0.001% doubt that Roger Federer will win Wimbledon, 2012, not just because of these 10 reasons, but, because, my mom had predicted just before the Wimbledon, 2012 that RF will win his 7th Wimbledon & here we are 6 days after after wimbledon

Kristina

Posted 14 July 2012 - 06:34 PM

@vibhu ; Many congrats, mate, your every point was proven true

Vibhu batra

Posted 06 July 2012 - 06:44 AM

Also, Read this article by me on 5 things that Roger Federer needs to do to beat Novak djokovic at Wimbledon-

http://www.rogerfede...imbledon-2012/

Poorna

Posted 03 July 2012 - 12:24 PM

Vibhu loved it!! Amazing yaar.. as per ur predictions lets see how everything turns out.. but his 4th round injury?? if it blocks his way to the title??hope it does not!!!
Kartz u too were so good!!

Poorna

Posted 03 July 2012 - 12:20 PM

Reason No 11 :::

He is Roger Federer.

wanna "like" it.. please dont forget to log in the next time..!!

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Posted 02 July 2012 - 01:02 AM

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Posted 01 July 2012 - 11:02 PM

I am just wishing that he keeps playing better every day , and playing according to the rival's abilities, that the clue, and Roger is doing just that, not moré not less.
Just wish him the best as we believe in him, that he can get what he is determined to get. Remember those days of mononucleosis are gone, he is healthy and willing to win 🎾🎾🎾

Posted 01 July 2012 - 08:51 PM

Reason No 11 :::

He is Roger Federer.

*slap on the back* good one, he is ROger Federer.

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