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RE: Week 40 - ATP 500 - Tokyo (Hard)


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Rats, that was so quick I missed it !!


 I know the feeling, hopefully I can see more of the dubs if it's on LS



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At the very least he has equalled last year's Beijing performance

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In Feb/Mar, Muzz won just 20 games in consecutive losses to Baggy, Young & Bogo - now he has lost just 21 games in consecutive wins against the same three players - and 16 of those were against just one of them.

Don't make Muzz angry is the lesson to learn from that LOL

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Madeline wrote:

At the very least he has equalled last year's Beijing performance


 True, however since he isn't playing Valencia he is effectively defending his points from both of those events. That means at least one more win is required.



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Does anyone else recall an interview in which Murray effectively said that he serves one way when he's playing an "ordinary" player, and then has to serve a different way if he's playing Nadal or Djokovic? I'm trying to recall where I saw this. Just thinking about how it relates to the difference between the steamrolling of lower-ranked players and stats against the very top ones. (Not just for Murray)

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OK, I think Andy has proved he's in better form that in February / March   smile

Actually winning 30 out of 33 matches since the start of Queens rather suggests it too.  Two Slam semi final defeats by Nadal and err thrashed by Kevin Anderson in Montreal.



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QF: (2) Andy Murray WR 4 v David Nalbandian (ARG) WR 64 (CH 3)

Head to Head is 3-2 to Andy, although he has won the last 3 including a 6-4 6-1 victory in April in Cincinnati.



-- Edited by Mikeduke on Thursday 6th of October 2011 10:24:48 AM

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Spectator wrote:

Does anyone else recall an interview in which Murray effectively said that he serves one way when he's playing an "ordinary" player, and then has to serve a different way if he's playing Nadal or Djokovic? I'm trying to recall where I saw this. Just thinking about how it relates to the difference between the steamrolling of lower-ranked players and stats against the very top ones. (Not just for Murray)


 After the match against Isner at the US Open, he was asked (I believe it was in a bbc interview posted on their website) about his 70% first serve percentage (due to slicing or kicking in most of his serves) and he gave an answer very similar to the one above. He said if he served like that against Nadal or Djokovic, virtually every return would be landing on the baseline near his feet, so it wouldn't work.



-- Edited by kundalini on Thursday 6th of October 2011 11:28:48 AM

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Pleased to see Andy has been sorting out the players against whom his h2h has been relatively weak. Young, Bogomolov, Simon, Baghdatis and now hopefully Nalbandian.

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Maza1987 wrote:

Pleased to see Andy has been sorting out the players against whom his h2h has been relatively weak. Young, Bogomolov, Simon, Baghdatis and now hopefully Nalbandian.


Good point ... except that his H2H against Simon was 4-1 at the end of 2010 and 7-1 before Bangkok, so he probably doesn't belong on that list - unless you mean any H2H for Andy against a GEM that doesn't end "-0" is relatively weak. wink



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Lol. Just me being facetious. He and Verdasco are probably Andy's favourite opponents.

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Maza1987 wrote:

Pleased to see Andy has been sorting out the players against whom his h2h has been relatively weak. Young, Bogomolov, Simon, Baghdatis and now hopefully Nalbandian.


 With, if he beats Nalby, a chance to take his H2H of 3:3 with Ferrer into a positive situation.

Andy's match starting soon, at after 11am. The various guesses on other boards of a start time between 8.30 to 10 am a bit confounded by 3 long matches beforehand.



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First set to Andy 6-4  

Some very entertaining rallies in this match.



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It's a win. Hooray !!!

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