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Who will win the Slams in 2014?
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Quote from: blueberryhill on January 25, 2014, 04:04 pm
@TMH
Thanks so much. U r a star wub Glad u verified that. Yes, so interesting, so impressive
@gangsta
What? what? U  gonna win some slams too??????????????? Wink

I wish. But I know a thing or two about tennis you know :0. Although I am more a WTA fountain of knowledge. yes
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Moozza
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Quote from: TheMadHatter on January 25, 2014, 02:44 pm
2014 AO: Nadal vs Wawrinka

2013 USO: Nadal bt Djokovic
2013 W: Murray bt Djokovic
2013 FO: Nadal bt Ferrer
2013 AO: Djokovic bt Murray

2012 USO: Murray bt Djokovic
2012 W: Federer bt Murray
2012 FO: Nadal bt Djokovic
2012 AO: Djokovic bt Nadal

2011 USO: Djokovic bt Nadal
2011 W: Djokovic bt Nadal
2011 FO: Nadal bt Federer
2011: AO: Djokovic bt Murray

2010 USO: Nadal bt Djokovic
2010 W: Nadal bt Berdych
2010 FO: Nadal bt Soderling
2010 AO: Federer bt Murray

Wow. So the last time one of them wasn't in the final was when Del Potro won his maiden slam against Federer. In-fact the latter three slams of that year were all contested by Federer and one player outside the top 4 (Soderling, Roddick and Del Potro).

That's a pretty impressive stat.

Amazing they've never actually met in a final considering that.
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TheMadHatter
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Worth noting that in 2011 they were drawn in the same half in all four slams. Would be interesting to see how many times they were in the same half actually, might have a look tomorrow if I remember.
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ilam
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Quote from: rob92 on January 25, 2014, 03:00 pm
Andy will win the French Open.  lmao

I like this yay
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angiebabez
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Well well well no one predicted that eh  Think

Wonder many more surprises slams are gonna throw up this year.
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teejay1
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Quote from: angiebabez on January 26, 2014, 12:13 pm
Well well well no one predicted that eh  Think

Wonder many more surprises slams are gonna throw up this year.

Andy winning the other three would be fun Smile.
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wimbledonwestie
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I'm up for that!
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teejay1
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Quote from: wimbledonwestie on January 26, 2014, 12:37 pm
I'm up for that!

I can't speak for Andy, but I suspect it would kill me! My nerves are still shot after that last game at Wimbles! Still, the more the lad wins, the easier it will be, on me as well as him!

I still think he's got to be favourite for Wimbledon, and well in with a chance at the USO. A good run at RG would be great.
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dex
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Well done to Stan, but I wish Andy would get lucky in a slam final with a wounded Rafa! Maybe in France.
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eeyorebob
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Does anyone know what the injury was? 

Well done Stan btw
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wimbledonwestie
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Quote from: teejay1 on January 26, 2014, 12:42 pm
I can't speak for Andy, but I suspect it would kill me! My nerves are still shot after that last game at Wimbles! Still, the more the lad wins, the easier it will be, on me as well as him!


Judy describes watching Andy as a cross between seasickness and a heart attack. That is exactly it! But the trophies are a nice pill to aid recovery.
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syc23
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Quote from: dex on January 26, 2014, 01:51 pm
Well done to Stan, but I wish Andy would get lucky in a slam final with a wounded Rafa! Maybe in France.

Plus Stan got an injured opponent in R1, a W/O in R3, Djokovic who couldn't close out the deal in the QF and an injured Nadal in the final. You can only beat the players in front of you at the end of the day much like when the stars aligned for Andy at Wimbledon with Roger and Rafa out early.

Hopefully this will give Andy the belief that maybe he could sneak a French Open and maybe complete the set in Australia next year and by that time hopefully he'll be 100%.
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teejay1
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Quote from: wimbledonwestie on January 26, 2014, 02:03 pm
Judy describes watching Andy as a cross between seasickness and a heart attack. That is exactly it! But the trophies are a nice pill to aid recovery.

She's right! The trophies do help though, no doubt Smile.

I still thank God Judy stood up during that last game at Wimbles. When she was going 'it's ok, it's ok', it might not have done a thing for Andy, but it helped me no end Wink.
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Tessie
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Quote from: teejay1 on January 26, 2014, 02:32 pm
She's right! The trophies do help though, no doubt Smile.

I still thank God Judy stood up during that last game at Wimbles. When she was going 'it's ok, it's ok', it might not have done a thing for Andy, but it helped me no end Wink.

Didn't help me Teejay I was behind the sofa by then.  Lol
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The Gnome
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So nobody picked Wawrinka to win the AO then? thoroughly disappointed in everyone, shocking lack of insight.
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