Australian Open Day 10

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I'm not saying they're right either, I'm just asking you why you aren't putting your money where your mouth is.
Why should I? I don't gamble. I don't need to gamble to express an opinion.

Oxymoron if I've ever seen one. If you're making a prediction, express it as such.
A prediction of a 3-set win is not the same as saying Chung has a 0% chance.

Have you registered a new account here just to talk s**t and try to get a rise out of me? :drunk:
 

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Basil Zempilas is such a spanner. I know it's been said a million times, but fvcking hell. Asking Courier if Chung's backhand was his greatest weakness?
Lol. Please get rid of him already!

Though if Basil's reading, here's some interesting stats: Vs Djokovic, Chung won only 65% of his 1st serve points and 47% of 2nd serve points. Faced 19 BPs and was broken 5 times.
 
How much does everyone except for Nadal s**t their pants when playing Federer. They never play close to their level with so many unforced errors.


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It’s not because they s**t their pants. It’s because the balls coming from Federer have more spin, depth and variety which draws an error or a short ball to put away. It’s hard to see that on TV.
 
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Lol. Please get rid of him already!

Though if Basil's reading, here's some interesting stats: Vs Djokovic, Chung won only 65% of his 1st serve points and 47% of 2nd serve points. Faced 19 BPs and was broken 5 times.

Chung has had a great tournament. But playing a 90% Federer is a much different proposition to a 60% Djokovic.
 
I’m not sure if it even makes sense but here goes. That was one of the more unconvincing yet dominating performances of Federer’s career, and I maintain that he’s not actually in the best of form this tournament. It’s a testament that despite that, he reaches the semi finals without dropping a set.

I just don’t think he’s ripping that backhand nearly as much, lots of unforced errors and generally in clumps at a time, but he’s playing so loose and with so much freedom that I don’t think he’s worried. He knows that he’ll turn it on when he needs to - late in the first set against Berdych last night for example.

He’s absolutely amazing. Not many players can play 7/10 the entire tournament and still cruise.
 

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