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Federer is unstopable and he provved that through the otugh quarter final match against Blake. He has the potential achieve as many grand slams as he wants during his career.
Wahaha Comon get real Federer would Beat Haas with a broken armMichal said:Tommy Haas 100% fit and you will see who will win in Australia
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Adriano@10 said:Wahaha Comon get real Federer would Beat Haas with a broken arm
Pi said:The Australia Open ended this weekend with the victories of Serena Williams and Roger Federer. Serena Williams won against Sharapova in the final, and I must say that I was impressed with her determination and strength, about Federer more of the same, slow start and a strong final gave him another "Grand Slam" title.
It still amazes me the ability that Federer has to play at top level in almost every surface, let's wait for Roland Garros and see what happens this year.
Do they have "winners dance" like in Wimbelldon?Pi said:The Australia Open ended this weekend with the victories of Serena Williams and Roger Federer.
Khalifa said:Its reaching a point of complete dominance and sadly, no one is good enough for him. The only good thing about this, is that players will work harder and improve the standards of the game. He needs a rival and roddick is not worthy of that title.
cloudq said:i grew up with the US dominance in the 90's and id have to say that this is the deepest vein of talent running around the mens circuit ever
the only challenger is nadal and only on clay, where the ball sits up long enough for him to stay in the point
any other surface = u run while i hit the ball and make u look like beginners
only way to beat federer is to overpower him
Czech President Klaus survives Roddick serve
OSTRAVA, Czech Republic, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Czech President Vaclav Klaus's bodyguards are trained to dive in front of bullets to ensure his safety. But apparently that does not apply to tennis balls as well.
Klaus, sitting in the front row of the Czech Republic's Davis Cup tie against the United States, was on the receiving end of a serve from Andy Roddick, owner of the fastest serve in the game today.
Roddick's blast bounced up and hit Klaus, an avid tennis player himself, in the chest. The president was unhurt in the incident. Roddick played on unaware.
"I didn't notice that," Roddick said, smiling when told about the incident.
"But I said in warm-up that most of the time, there's a net behind the wall and I saw that this one (arena) didn't have one, so someone might be dodging some tennis balls today. But I promise you that it was nothing personal." Roddick, who holds the record for the fastest serve at 154 miles per hour (247.8 kmh) added insult to injury by going on to beat Czech Ivo Minar in the match.
Reuters didn't really gave that serve's speed but the recordserve speedMichal said: