I might be able to draw some positives come next week, but for now it's just bitter disappointment and dread when looking at the points that Andy is likely to drop in Miami. Gutted, to be fair.

I think mentally Andy hasn't got it I know he has been out for awhile but he looks as though he is struggling in every match. Not the same player since Wimbledon

Apart from the wins over Querry and Young I don't think he has been that great and I want him to win!

I think he's struggling to get to the same zenith he had in Wimbledon, and I don't think that's too surprising. I think he will get there but it's going to take longer than I would like or maybe expected.
He's fit physically, but maybe he's struggling to motivate himself to the level he normally operates at. It'll come.
I do think other players are starting to emerge, Stan is the obvious one so we may so fewer tournaments won by the "big 4" at least out of the slams.

I managed to rewind tennistv and watch all the match when I had the time. I'm very disappointed that Andy lost, but after yesterday's trainwreck I am at least pleased that he played so much better, though a bit worried by the clutching at the back/hip. I don't know whether the surgery has not worked or if Andy is just still worried that it has not.

I've been saying it for years (along with everybody else!) something must surely be done to improve that second serve. I just don't understand how it can be so much worse than the first serve. Although it shows improvment some of the time, so often it just sits up for the opponent to thump.

Ah well, only 90 points lost this time. On to Miami with fingers very firmly crossed. And in Miami maybe Lendl will cure him of the pathetic dropshot attempts. He didn't try as many today as the last match but when he did it was usually disastrous.

I'm fairly sure you are not supposed to take a MTO just because you are tense.

Dogopolov straight sets 4 & 3 against Raonic.
Lots of work for Mr Lendl