I'm only listening to this match and to be honest, I'm quite happy about that fact, it's nail-biting. Sounds like neither player are at their best but Andy seemed to be playing the biggest points better. He really needs to work on the whole holding serve thing
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did no one else see that fact that it looked alot like del potro was giving up that last set. he had very little effort and now look at him...im a little scared
JUST PUT IT BACK IN PLAY ANDY!!! hes tired. just force long points and tire him out. hes seen the trainer twice already. just play points and stop missing early points!!!
I've just come here to take a break from the TV. That looked suspiciously like a choke (or few) from Muzza in that 3rd set, very uncharacteristic.
It 's seemed to me like a match of very low intensity - the crowd's not that big, and I get the impression that without a full crowd and/or the darkness to turn it into a cauldron, it's easy to feel a bit flat on a court that big. That's the only reason I can think of for Andy's concentration going AWOL in that set.
A low intensity match might be just what Muzza needs if he can actually win it - another match like the one against Wawrinka might have finished him off, a bit like the Gasquet match did at Wimby. He could have done without losing that set though, especially when he was so in command, and he could have done without allowing Potty and his supporters to get fired up too.
Still, if he can only get through this, he'll have two full rest days before Saturday. Let's hope that set was just an aberration and normal service will be resumed shortly.
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