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tweedy
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that seems like a deal to me ?  I know Berdych is very good - but don't think he'll beat Roger in form

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By:
hollywood85
When: 28 Feb 13 20:39
If Federer plays like he did today then its a great price
By:
HARRY22
When: 28 Feb 13 20:52
They said the same at us open.price was way shorter and berdy wiped the floor with him really
By:
shiraz
When: 28 Feb 13 21:41
Not sure he "wiped the floor" with him in the US Open, Federer broke Berdych' very first service game, then a couple of games later Federer went missing for about a set and a half.  Berdych was the better player on the day and deserved to win, but Federer played way below his best and Berdych was close to the highest standard he can play.

As for this match, well as Hollywood has said, if Federer plays the way he did against Davydenko it should be an easy win for him.  Having said that, Berdych is a bad match up for Federer and their matches are usually close.
By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 28 Feb 13 22:06
I thought Fed was a great SP today against Davy. Was it 1.14? 1.37 looks massive. When I've seen them play, Fed seems to have the working of Berdy.
By:
HARRY22
When: 28 Feb 13 22:07
shiraz he completely broke down the federer backhand and forehand,errors all over the place
By:
smb360
When: 28 Feb 13 22:14
Federer's rate of UE production - and the spectacular nature of them - in their match at the USO was remarkable. I'd never seen anything like it. I doubt he'll do the same this time; he was seriously off on that night.
By:
n88uk
When: 28 Feb 13 22:16
Yer Fed needs to be careful to not get involved in the ping pong tennis he got involved in at USO. Break him up with slices etc. At USO he just tried to outslug him from the back of the court, and his backhand just completely buckled under the pressure Berdych was aiming towards it.
By:
DStyle
When: 28 Feb 13 22:59
fed's fh was off that day harry, and his ego got the better of him when he tried to go toe to toe with berdych's.

so not such much a case of berdych's breaking it down, but rather that it was already broken before he came on court.

it's becoming more common, i guess as he practices less, but his career has always been about wanting to play at a certain level, with no plan b.

i hold no opinion on this price right now, but it's one which i suspect will quickly become wrong once the match has begun - there's plenty to look out for in play which should definitively decide this match either way.
By:
DStyle
When: 28 Feb 13 23:02
smb360 28 Feb 13 22:14 
Federer's rate of UE production - and the spectacular nature of them - in their match at the USO was remarkable. I'd never seen anything like it.


until his match against benneteau a fortnight ago?
By:
smb360
When: 28 Feb 13 23:09
I didn't watch that match except for snippets.

Note the past tense though; I had never seen anything like it (from Fed)
By:
HARRY22
When: 28 Feb 13 23:14
yes I probably worded that wrong dstytle...either way berdy took advantage of an off day but they are becoming more regular.
By:
DStyle
When: 28 Feb 13 23:17
wasn't a dig smb - more a comment about how off fed was the other night, and that it backed up my point about it becoming more common.

say what you like about the bum picker, but if an organiser throws a bucketload of money his way to appear in their tinpot, he's prepared to break himself.

i maintain that it wasn't until his sf match against troicki in tokyo that i really understood what was so special about him.
By:
smb360
When: 28 Feb 13 23:22

Feb 28, 2013 -- 11:17PM, DStyle wrote:


wasn't a dig smb - more a comment about how off fed was the other night, and that it backed up my point about it becoming more common.say what you like about the bum picker, but if an organiser throws a bucketload of money his way to appear in their tinpot, he's prepared to break himself.i maintain that it wasn't until his sf match against troicki in tokyo that i really understood what was so special about him.


Sorry, I didn't mean my comment to come off as being defensive. Only realised the tone of it now.

Just pointing out that the USO performance was imo a watershed for Fed in terms of his ability to be so spectacularly off his game.

By:
DStyle
When: 28 Feb 13 23:24
np. much the same for me that i didn't mean my comment to be perceived as a snide remark.

now this love-in must stop.
By:
smb360
When: 01 Mar 13 13:53
Drift to 1.42
By:
leefee
When: 01 Mar 13 14:25
1.44 is tempting......
By:
tweedy
When: 01 Mar 13 14:32
I just drove up the M5 at 110 to see Djokovic win - but I'm now a bit twitchy about Federer!  Time for a cup of tea before I make any decisions I think
By:
lauradoom
When: 01 Mar 13 14:47

I just drove up the M5 at 110 to see Djokovic win - but I'm now a bit twitchy about Federer!  Time for a cup of tea before I make any decisions I think


Not wise there are unmarked police BMWs all over the M5, Ironically one of them is an M5.

By:
tweedy
When: 01 Mar 13 14:55
I guess I'm just lucky! Last time I was let off with a slap on the wrist.  It was worth it to see great tennis :)
By:
Bravely bold Sir Robin
When: 01 Mar 13 14:58
1.47 looks massive
By:
tweedy
When: 01 Mar 13 14:58
that's exactly why I'm getting twitchy
By:
n88uk
When: 01 Mar 13 15:00
I think Federer wins today anyway. Berdych will need to be at his best to beat him, and I don't think he's there this week. He has looked tired this week and I mean this is his 8th match in either 9 or 10 days on 2 different continents.
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:02

Mar 1, 2013 -- 2:32PM, tweedy wrote:


I just drove up the M5 at 110 to see Djokovic win - but I'm now a bit twitchy about Federer!

By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:02
bmw m5 @ 110mph?

did you check parking brake? i guess it was engaged
By:
tweedy
When: 01 Mar 13 15:03
Ninny!  I don't drive an M5 - I was ON THE M5 (it's a motorway)
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:03
ahhh...
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:04
old fed gonna bust youngster

if he's not fixing again
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:06
just found new word - ninny muggins

funny as hell
By:
prele_
When: 01 Mar 13 15:07
thats 2 words
By:
prele_
When: 01 Mar 13 15:07
took fed at 1.45
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:07
you're shrewd!!
By:
prele_
When: 01 Mar 13 15:07
:D
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:08
you ninny muggins, i'm on 1.46!
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:10
there is also cotton headed ninny muggins

but it's sam querrey
By:
prele_
When: 01 Mar 13 15:11
Blimey! Shiver me Timbers!
By:
jin_kazz
When: 01 Mar 13 15:12
yep!
By:
tweedy
When: 01 Mar 13 15:15
J(N)inny -kazz
Glad you liked my word :)
By:
prele_
When: 01 Mar 13 15:16
jinny kazzins
By:
mouse trap
When: 01 Mar 13 15:16
vast majority on Berdych 2-0 in the set betting market
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