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No they're not, watch the match.noleisthebest wrote:9/10 Nadal's winners are "a blindfolded player couldn't miss" sitters.Julia Santamaria wrote:Winner Count in first set, this one is for Tenez:
Nadal 18-9 Berdych
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I generally don't comment on things I haven't seen, Amri. Maybe you need to take the blinkers off.Julia Santamaria wrote:No they're not, watch the match.noleisthebest wrote:9/10 Nadal's winners are "a blindfolded player couldn't miss" sitters.Julia Santamaria wrote:Winner Count in first set, this one is for Tenez:
Nadal 18-9 Berdych
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OH DID YOU SEEEE THAT FOREHAND DTL!!!!!!
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It's ludicrous, there's no way 90% of Nadal's winners are ones which blindfolded players couldn't miss, that's just insulting.noleisthebest wrote:I generally don't comment on things I haven't seen, Amri. Maybe you need to take the blinkers off.Julia Santamaria wrote:No they're not, watch the match.noleisthebest wrote:9/10 Nadal's winners are "a blindfolded player couldn't miss" sitters.Julia Santamaria wrote:Winner Count in first set, this one is for Tenez:
Nadal 18-9 Berdych
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Nadal has made 4 more unforced errors than Berdych so far, intriguing.
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Berdych serve has no accuracy. Neither has Nadal's btw.
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Well they hit it in the service box most of the time.Tenez wrote:Berdych serve has no accuracy. Neither has Nadal's btw.
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So it's the Nadal-Isner final tomorrow...cos-mic!
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Nadal number 2 if he beats Isner tomorrow.
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That's about right. However a serve should aim for the lines!Julia Santamaria wrote:Well they hit it in the service box most of the time.Tenez wrote:Berdych serve has no accuracy. Neither has Nadal's btw.
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Not necessarily. Nadal's on the body serve is quite effective.Tenez wrote:That's about right. However a serve should aim for the lines!Julia Santamaria wrote:Well they hit it in the service box most of the time.Tenez wrote:Berdych serve has no accuracy. Neither has Nadal's btw.
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I'll never forget watching Mannarino play and especially serve at Wimbledon this year. He was hitting the ball so sweetly with great placement, but you could barely hear anything, it was phenomenal!
I. Also like Dolgo's serve a lot, but his is brilliant in a completely different way as he manages to create amazing pace, I have no idea how!
I. Also like Dolgo's serve a lot, but his is brilliant in a completely different way as he manages to create amazing pace, I have no idea how!
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True...and true.noleisthebest wrote:I'll never forget watching Mannarino play and especially serve at Wimbledon this year. He was hitting the ball so sweetly with great placement, but you could barely hear anything, it was phenomenal!
I. Also like Dolgo's serve a lot, but his is brilliant in a completely different way as he manages to create amazing pace, I have no idea how!
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I suppose that would make the draw a bit more balanced for USO, Berdych in top 5 for the first time, too.Julia Santamaria wrote:Nadal number 2 if he beats Isner tomorrow.
Tough to predict top 10 at the end of 2013, it has been a strange year!
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Nadal is going to be tough to stop in bo5!
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Yes, after seeing his supreme fitness in the last two weeks, it's hard to imagine another early exit a'la Wimbledon at USO, or any limping either.....Tenez wrote:Nadal is going to be tough to stop in bo5!
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Maybe, but his prospects for USO don't look that promising.Tenez wrote:Nadal is going to be tough to stop in bo5!
Firstly:
- His knee injury may reoccur again- forcing him out.
Secondly:
-He will be fatigued by the final week of USO if he gets there- having played 4 weeks of tennis out of 5 weeks.
Thirdly:
-Djokovic and Murray have more recent experience in BO5 on hard courts recently, the last time Nadal played BO5 on hard courts was Australian Open 2012.
So overall you'd have to say the odds are against him, and certainly you can't put him as favourite.
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Nadal and his fans speak the same tone.Julia Santamaria wrote:Maybe, but his prospects for USO don't look that promising.Tenez wrote:Nadal is going to be tough to stop in bo5!
Firstly:
- His knee injury may reoccur again- forcing him out.
Secondly:
-He will be fatigued by the final week of USO if he gets there- having played 4 weeks of tennis out of 5 weeks.
Thirdly:
-Djokovic and Murray have more recent experience in BO5 on hard courts recently, the last time Nadal played BO5 on hard courts was Australian Open 2012.
So overall you'd have to say the odds are against him, and certainly you can't put him as favourite.
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Julia Santamaria wrote:Maybe, but his prospects for USO don't look that promising.
Firstly:
- His knee injury may reoccur again- forcing him out.Tenez wrote:
Secondly:
-He will be fatigued by the final week of USO if he gets there- having played 4 weeks of tennis out of 5 weeks.Tenez wrote:
Thirdly:
-Djokovic and Murray have more recent experience in BO5 on hard courts recently, the last time Nadal played BO5 on hard courts was Australian Open 2012.Tenez wrote:
Nice jinx again!
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Will try to watch today's final. Nadal looks likely to win, but I don't know what will Isner bring to this match along with the crowd.
Nadal will move to #2 if he wins. And record equaling 5 TMS in a year with 2 still to go.
A decent run at USopen and he is finishing #1 by YE.
Nadal will move to #2 if he wins. And record equaling 5 TMS in a year with 2 still to go.
A decent run at USopen and he is finishing #1 by YE.
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knee injury! u nadal fanatics never cease to amaze me. If his knees were still a problem he wouldn't be playing and dominating two back to back hard court Masters. As good as he looks and the go to excuse is already in play.. smh.Julia Santamaria wrote:Maybe, but his prospects for USO don't look that promising.Tenez wrote:Nadal is going to be tough to stop in bo5!
Firstly:
- His knee injury may reoccur again- forcing him out.
Secondly:
-He will be fatigued by the final week of USO if he gets there- having played 4 weeks of tennis out of 5 weeks.
Thirdly:
-Djokovic and Murray have more recent experience in BO5 on hard courts recently, the last time Nadal played BO5 on hard courts was Australian Open 2012.
So overall you'd have to say the odds are against him, and certainly you can't put him as favourite.
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I suppose Nadal's main motivation for tonight's win is that number 2 ranking which guarantees him avoiding Novak until the final.
Despite recent lack of success, I reckon Nole is still the strongest candidate to beat Nadal in USO.
I am assuming that a loss in the SF would not be enough for Nadal's number 1 ranking, as he definitely has a lot less chance to win much during indoor hard European/Asian swing in autumn.
Despite recent lack of success, I reckon Nole is still the strongest candidate to beat Nadal in USO.
I am assuming that a loss in the SF would not be enough for Nadal's number 1 ranking, as he definitely has a lot less chance to win much during indoor hard European/Asian swing in autumn.
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You remember this discussion we had about tall people having slower reaction times. It's so obvious again with Isner. They simply haven't got quick hands. It's not the mouvement only it's just their slow nerves.
Look how far Isner stands when rallying?
Look how far Isner stands when rallying?
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I got the time for the match wrong by an hour again!
Still. The right time to tune in, 1st set TB, COME ON IZZY!!!
Still. The right time to tune in, 1st set TB, COME ON IZZY!!!
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Well, he's still got all that serving height to compensate for the length of nerves reflexes have to travel...and that last approach shot after which he netted the volley was pretty safe, too.Tenez wrote:You remember this discussion we had about tall people having slower reaction times. It's so obvious again with Isner. They simply haven't got quick hands. It's not the mouvement only it's just their slow nerves.
Look how far Isner stands when rallying?
Plus, he is not the most agile of tall players like Delpo for example.
As soon as he stopped getting first serves in, it was end of the story in the tie-break, the other kind of nerves got to him, unfortunately...
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Yes but wasn't enough! It;s no surprise he and Mahut got such a long ace fest at Wimby as neither of them had quick enough reflexes to return those serves.noleisthebest wrote:Well, he's still got all that serving height to compensate for the length of nerves reflexes have to travel...and that last approach shot after which he netted the volley was pretty safe, too.Tenez wrote:You remember this discussion we had about tall people having slower reaction times. It's so obvious again with Isner. They simply haven't got quick hands. It's not the mouvement only it's just their slow nerves.
Look how far Isner stands when rallying?
Plus, he is not the most agile of tall players like Delpo for example.
As soon as he stopped getting first serves in, it was end of the story in the tie-break, the other kind of nerves got to him, unfortunately...
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Looks like Djoko has to win it all to prevent Nadal regaining that number 1 spot.
Can youngsters wake up and stop that supremacy of lung busters? I feel like training hard and stop them myself!
Can youngsters wake up and stop that supremacy of lung busters? I feel like training hard and stop them myself!
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The chance that Nole stays no. 1 at YE is close to 0. If Nadal continues to play with such a brutal force and great confidence he is able to win US and WTF successively.Tenez wrote:Looks like Djoko has to win it all to prevent Nadal regaining that number 1 spot.
Can youngsters wake up and stop that supremacy of lung busters? I feel like training hard and stop them myself!
As I said many times this year there is no youngster who can consistently face TOP3 this year and none seems to be taking off.
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Do you have any more informations how much slow nerves affect movement? Have you read a study on this?Tenez wrote:You remember this discussion we had about tall people having slower reaction times. It's so obvious again with Isner. They simply haven't got quick hands. It's not the mouvement only it's just their slow nerves.
Look how far Isner stands when rallying?
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Well, this tournament definitely did not go to the plan as far as Nole's #1 ranking is concerned. This was one of the tournaments where Nole was supposed to be gaining ground on Rafa. Here is an update on my data from a week ago:
Rafa is now 2,240 points ahead in the race. Their points history for the portion of the season from USO until the end of the year is here:
So, Rafa would on average win maybe 1800 points (but note that he went as high as 3680 in 2010). Nole would on average expect to make maybe around 3000 points, i.e., nowhere near enough to keep ahead of Rafa.
Nole did best in this part of the year last year, when he made 4210 points. If Rafa keeps up his form, even that is very unlikely to be enough.
The bigger question now seems to be how long can Nole hold Rafa off. It is still a long shot, but Rafa could conceivably reclaim #1 spot at the USO. Unless Nole bombs there, Rafa would have to win. But if Rafa does win, Nole would have to make the final to hold onto the #1 spot.
All in all, I think Nole is still likely to come out of the USO as #1, but he is unlikely to keep that spot at the YE.
Rafa is now 2,240 points ahead in the race. Their points history for the portion of the season from USO until the end of the year is here:
---Year--- | ---Nadal--- | ---Djokovic--- |
2012 | 0 | 4,210 |
2011 | 1,790 | 2,560 |
2010 | 3,680 | 2,850 |
2009 | 1,860 | 3,480 |
2008 | 1,600 | 2,740 |
Nole did best in this part of the year last year, when he made 4210 points. If Rafa keeps up his form, even that is very unlikely to be enough.
The bigger question now seems to be how long can Nole hold Rafa off. It is still a long shot, but Rafa could conceivably reclaim #1 spot at the USO. Unless Nole bombs there, Rafa would have to win. But if Rafa does win, Nole would have to make the final to hold onto the #1 spot.
All in all, I think Nole is still likely to come out of the USO as #1, but he is unlikely to keep that spot at the YE.
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I need to congratulate to John Isner for his very good performance in Cincinnati.
He looks to be a nice guy, just like non-typical american. Very humble conduct, cool head and great focus. That is amazing how this guy runs on the court. If he could improve BH a bit, then he can beat everybody on his day.
He looks to be a nice guy, just like non-typical american. Very humble conduct, cool head and great focus. That is amazing how this guy runs on the court. If he could improve BH a bit, then he can beat everybody on his day.
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Oh you can ....syh as much as you like, I wasn't saying his knee injury is currently affecting him- I was saying it could reoccur and bring him out.truffin1 wrote:knee injury! u nadal fanatics never cease to amaze me. If his knees were still a problem he wouldn't be playing and dominating two back to back hard court Masters. As good as he looks and the go to excuse is already in play.. smh.Julia Santamaria wrote:Maybe, but his prospects for USO don't look that promising.Tenez wrote:Nadal is going to be tough to stop in bo5!
Firstly:
- His knee injury may reoccur again- forcing him out.
Secondly:
-He will be fatigued by the final week of USO if he gets there- having played 4 weeks of tennis out of 5 weeks.
Thirdly:
-Djokovic and Murray have more recent experience in BO5 on hard courts recently, the last time Nadal played BO5 on hard courts was Australian Open 2012.
So overall you'd have to say the odds are against him, and certainly you can't put him as favourite.
As for labelling me a 'Nadal fanatic'- I can call you many names and labels too, and not only thatl I can safely say that despite being a Nadal fan I am far more objective than you or Tenez can even dream, and not only that I respect Nadal's rivals I don't just slate them.
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So proud of Nadal today, incredible stuff winning his first Cincinnati title
I am afraid it's very likely that these efforts of two weeks will mean he's burnt out for the USO, but nonetheless a fantastic hard court North American summer anyway.
I am afraid it's very likely that these efforts of two weeks will mean he's burnt out for the USO, but nonetheless a fantastic hard court North American summer anyway.
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JS, your jinxing is pretty tired and worn out by now, can you not give it a rest?Julia Santamaria wrote:I am afraid it's very likely that these efforts of two weeks will mean he's burnt out for the USO
PS. Congrats to you man; so far so good for him.
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And we both put him in as 3rd favourite so...
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not really. The speed of a nerve should in theory be teh same and the longer travel from head to members (and forth) should be negligeable....but it's clearly not. We can see how shorter people have so much quicker hands than taller ones. Compare Leander Paes with Isner....difference is huge. Or take the Rochus, Santoro....etc...they simply have quick hands.paulcz wrote:Do you have any more informations how much slow nerves affect movement? Have you read a study on this?Tenez wrote:You remember this discussion we had about tall people having slower reaction times. It's so obvious again with Isner. They simply haven't got quick hands. It's not the mouvement only it's just their slow nerves.
Look how far Isner stands when rallying?
I'll dig this up when I have time.
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I'd say the question is Is Rafa going to cycle down like he did for the last 8 years after the USO...or is he going to push the accelerator down till the YE....unlike th eprevious years.summerblues wrote:
The bigger question now seems to be how long can Nole hold Rafa off. It is still a long shot, but Rafa could conceivably reclaim #1 spot at the USO. Unless Nole bombs there, Rafa would have to win. But if Rafa does win, Nole would have to make the final to hold onto the #1 spot.
All in all, I think Nole is still likely to come out of the USO as #1, but he is unlikely to keep that spot at the YE.
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Two points:Tenez wrote:I'd say the question is Is Rafa going to cycle down like he did for the last 8 years after the USO...or is he going to push the accelerator down till the YE....unlike th eprevious years.
First, even if Rafa does exactly as well as he always does this part of the season, he is likely to be #1 at YE.
Second, similar to JS's jinxing, this also gets tedious and boring after a while (irrespective of whether or not it is factually true).
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That is body physiology, that says shorter people have faster reactions due to shorter extremities, but slow nerves.That made us laugh this evening. If you find something about slow nerves, do not hesitate to provide us with itTenez wrote:not really. The speed of a nerve should in theory be teh same and the longer travel from head to members (and forth) should be negligeable....but it's clearly not. We can see how shorter people have so much quicker hands than taller ones. Compare Leander Paes with Isner....difference is huge. Or take the Rochus, Santoro....etc...they simply have quick hands.paulcz wrote:Do you have any more informations how much slow nerves affect movement? Have you read a study on this?Tenez wrote:You remember this discussion we had about tall people having slower reaction times. It's so obvious again with Isner. They simply haven't got quick hands. It's not the mouvement only it's just their slow nerves.
Look how far Isner stands when rallying?
I'll dig this up when I have time.
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I am not sure why? It was a sincere question. In other words....(if you don;t like the term "cycle down"), Is Nadal going to lose to the Garcia Lopez et Granollers after the USO as he usually does ot is he going to keep it up?summerblues wrote:Two points:Tenez wrote:I'd say the question is Is Rafa going to cycle down like he did for the last 8 years after the USO...or is he going to push the accelerator down till the YE....unlike th eprevious years.
First, even if Rafa does exactly as well as he always does this part of the season, he is likely to be #1 at YE.
Second, similar to JS's jinxing, this also gets tedious and boring after a while (irrespective of whether or not it is factually true).
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Thanks for the chart, SB! ( although I don't like what I see in it...)summerblues wrote:Well, this tournament definitely did not go to the plan as far as Nole's #1 ranking is concerned. This was one of the tournaments where Nole was supposed to be gaining ground on Rafa. Here is an update on my data from a week ago:
Rafa is now 2,240 points ahead in the race. Their points history for the portion of the season from USO until the end of the year is here:So, Rafa would on average win maybe 1800 points (but note that he went as high as 3680 in 2010). Nole would on average expect to make maybe around 3000 points, i.e., nowhere near enough to keep ahead of Rafa.
---Year--- ---Nadal--- ---Djokovic--- 2012 0 4,2102011 1,790 2,5602010 3,680 2,8502009 1,860 3,4802008 1,600 2,740
Nole did best in this part of the year last year, when he made 4210 points. If Rafa keeps up his form, even that is very unlikely to be enough.
The bigger question now seems to be how long can Nole hold Rafa off. It is still a long shot, but Rafa could conceivably reclaim #1 spot at the USO. Unless Nole bombs there, Rafa would have to win. But if Rafa does win, Nole would have to make the final to hold onto the #1 spot.
All in all, I think Nole is still likely to come out of the USO as #1, but he is unlikely to keep that spot at the YE.
I really don't think Nadal will ever win WTF, although to answer Tenez's question, I think he will go for it full on as it's the only big thing he has never won, especially with the form and state the competition is in right now.
Btw, does anyone else except Nole and Nadal have a theoretical ( reasonable) chance of ending number one?
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Reasonable? I would say nobody. If we want to go wild, then maybe Andy but that is already a big big stretch.noleisthebest wrote:Btw, does anyone else except Nole and Nadal have a theoretical ( reasonable) chance of ending number one?
In the race, he is 3,580 points behind Rafa and 1,340 behind Nole. If he does really well, he has a chance to overtake Nole but he would pretty much need an injured Rafa or something of the sort.
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Thinking a bit more of Nole's chances, I think the most realistic way for him to finish at #1 would be to win at the USO and have Rafa lose early(ish). Perhaps a draw with Rafa and Andy in the same half, and then Andy taking out Rafa in the SF and Nole beating Andy in the final. That is plausible and that would shave 1,280 points off Rafa's lead.
So Rafa would be left with a 960 point lead after the USO. That is still tricky but if Nole hits very good form, he could maybe cover that.
So Rafa would be left with a 960 point lead after the USO. That is still tricky but if Nole hits very good form, he could maybe cover that.
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Yes, it was the "cycle down" bit that I reacted to. I know it can mean all kinds of things but it does hint at the usual topic which can make this forum quite monothematic at times.Tenez wrote:I am not sure why? It was a sincere question. In other words....(if you don;t like the term "cycle down"), Is Nadal going to lose to the Garcia Lopez et Granollers after the USO as he usually does ot is he going to keep it up?
Going back to the actual question, I think - as I said before - that Rafa has so much of a lead by now, that he probably does not even need to do better than usual. As long as he does not do worse, he will likely (though not certainly) be #1 at YE.
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The thing is though, I don't really think Nadal cares that much about number 1, ie compared to Djokovic, Fed etc.
If Murray or Djokovic do win USO, then I will happily say that they are the true number 1s for the season, as one of them will have won two slams. If Nadal can win USO, of course I will say Nadal is the number 1, even if he somehow doesn't get the ranking. I don't really mind what his ATP ranking is tbh.
If Murray or Djokovic do win USO, then I will happily say that they are the true number 1s for the season, as one of them will have won two slams. If Nadal can win USO, of course I will say Nadal is the number 1, even if he somehow doesn't get the ranking. I don't really mind what his ATP ranking is tbh.
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