French finale stays on course
Canas is gone, and we breath a sigh of relief. The only man to have taken out Federer twice this year was vanquished by Davydenko, who has never won a match against the Swiss number one. Please let it stay that way.The other semi-final, between Nadal and Djokovic, could be a thriller if Djokovic steps up. He's been catching the eyes in the last six months and has been rated to go very high. Stirring stuff is expected.
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Yeah I am also anticipating a thrilling finale. I feel the two semis will also be tough 4 setters. With the two gladiators winning.
I fervently hope that Fed upsets Nadal's hattrick.
Did anyone notice that in both men's and women's singles, the seeds 1, 2 and 4 have made it to the semis??
Semi would be tough for Federer, not that much for Nadal, I guess.
Please don't take Djokovic lightly. A Federer without a coach seems to be doing better and I'm sure he would have loved to play Canas in this mood rather than Davydenko.
Nadal -Djokovic, IMO is a 60-40 game and Federer in the final will be a 45-55 game with advantage to the winner of the Nadal-Djokovic match.
Of course, as we all know I, alongwith Federer have tipped Djokovic to scale great heights. :-)
I'm hoping Djokovic runs Nadal to a 5 setter, while Fed breezes through, giving Fed a slight physical adv on Sunday. I love Nadal too, but just this once, I want Fed to win. Nadal can resume normal service next year.
Alas the Spanish Conquistador, slayed the bovine Swiss once more :)
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