Andy has Berdych in his quarter and Wawrinka as a probable semi final opponent. Djokovich has to get through Nadal in his quarter and then would probably face Federer in the semi final. I think Andy will be quite happy about that.
Whatever happens to Mr Murray, the Djokovic/Nadal quarter is a candidate for worst clay quarter draw ever for all its inhabitants: Djokovic, Cuevas, Mahut, Bellucci, Monfils, Raonic, Kyrgios, Kohlschreiber, Nadal and a few qualifiers. That's just brutal.
Great fun when we come to the clay season with Nadal a loose cannon outside the top 4 seeds
Might not smile if he lands in Andy's quarter for the French Open, although he might usurp Wawrinka for WR 4 ( and 4th seeding ) prior to the French Open, ah Wawrinka, the French Open champion ...
-- Edited by indiana on Friday 6th of May 2016 07:30:03 PM
And Stephane Robert has taken Novak Djokovic to 7-5 5-5 (at present). Sometimes I just don't understand ... why can't he have these days against Mr Murray?
And Stephane Robert has taken Novak Djokovic to 7-5 5-5 (at present). Sometimes I just don't understand ... why can't he have these days against Mr Murray?
Maybe the question is: why can't Stéphane Robert have one of these days more often?
Both/and? Don't know which is the stronger, not having seen the match. But I do know that occasionally in early rounds, Mr Djokovic can play peculiarly badly against lower-ranked players.
Hmm. Having played his first match as the lone member of the Big Four on the Grandstand instead of the Centre Court, tomorrow, he's the lone member of the Big Four ... on court Pietrangeli (though with "possible court change"). A little respect? Though I suppose as all the other members of his side of the bracket are also off Centre Court, and the SFs are bound to be on Centre Court, at least it's not putting him at a competitive disadvantage. And it could be worse: though if you will comprehensively demolish the game of the home town favourite on Centre Court, I suspect you shouldn't be surprised to be relegated to the outer courts the next day!