Federer - Sampras 6-3 6-7 7-6
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The Great One
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Re: Federer - Sampras 6-3 6-7 7-6
That smells of a fix. I watched the beginning of it and Federer could demolish him if he really wanted too. With the atmosphere and all of that crap, they made it close for the fans and everyone else.
That smells of a fix. I watched the beginning of it and Federer could demolish him if he really wanted too. With the atmosphere and all of that crap, they made it close for the fans and everyone else.
The Great One
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Re: Federer - Sampras 6-3 6-7 7-6
Roddick has a better serve and federer demolishes him every time they play.
The natural circumstance of the event allows Federer to relax and not have the killer instict. it is almost more of a hit around than a match.
Guess all I'm saying is if this was a real tournament environemt, I say Federer wins 6-2 6-3 the majority of the time.
Roddick has a better serve and federer demolishes him every time they play.
The natural circumstance of the event allows Federer to relax and not have the killer instict. it is almost more of a hit around than a match.
Guess all I'm saying is if this was a real tournament environemt, I say Federer wins 6-2 6-3 the majority of the time.
Re: Federer - Sampras 6-3 6-7 7-6
In these big-time exhibition matches, the guys try to keep it close to satisfy the crowd and keep the "Gate" alive for the next "showdown."
Not fixed, but neither player is trying to blowout or embarrass the other.
In these big-time exhibition matches, the guys try to keep it close to satisfy the crowd and keep the "Gate" alive for the next "showdown."
Not fixed, but neither player is trying to blowout or embarrass the other.
The Great One
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Re: Federer - Sampras 6-3 6-7 7-6
Yeah, that is more of what I meant.
I mean, come on, if a guy who has picked up a racket 10 times in the last 6 months can take the world #1 in his PRIME to a tiebreak in the 3rd, then he would have never retired in the first place.
Yeah, that is more of what I meant.
I mean, come on, if a guy who has picked up a racket 10 times in the last 6 months can take the world #1 in his PRIME to a tiebreak in the 3rd, then he would have never retired in the first place.
Just doesn't play tournaments