Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA) vs. Novak Djokovic (SRB)
Wow! I am sure the entire tennis world is asking the same question: How could Federer lose after being up two sets? His record before that win winning the first two sets at a Grand Slam was 178-0!! This is what makes sports so intriguing. You never know what can happen and if you did know already you wouldn’t be interested! You have to credit Tsonga. The guy hung in there and changed his strategy and it was absolutely incredible to witness.
I was very interested in watching the Djokovic/Tomic match because Tomic spent some time training here a couple of years ago. I came away impressed with how well Tomic played and I thought at times he definitely outplayed Djokovic. However, Djokovic came up with the big shots at the right times and demonstrated why he has been the best player of 2011.
บอกคำเดียววันนี้ไม่ใช่วันของซองก้า
ต่อ โนวัค 1.5 เซต สบายใจหายห่วง
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Andy Murray (GBR) vs. Rafael Nadal (ESP)
When I watch Nadal play, I have to pinch myself to make sure I am not dreaming! He performs at the same level no matter the tournament and usually makes the impossible look possible. He believes in himself to a degree such that every single inch of his body and mind react with conscious thought. Can I truly break down his game? Heck no, because he break all the rules of gravity and at the same time he has a certain rare gift you cannot teach. It is called passion, baby!
Don’t think I am not going to give equal attention to Andy Murray, but my reasons are far different. He is a character and at time sort of reminds me of Andre Agassi, especially with his ball striking and anticipation, but they are totally different when it comes to showing emotions and focus.
มอร์เรย์ยังห่างชั้นกับนาดาลมาก นาดาลน่าจะชนะ 3-0 หรือ 3-1 เซต
ต่อ นาดาล 1.5 เซต ครับ
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