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Superhuman. Beyond belief even.
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well, yeah. He was prepared mentally and physycally to go 5 sets . If Murray was prepared too, we would've watched another classic of 6 hours or so. ("OMG, this guy is ready to go for 5 sets?? I am in no way doing it...good buy folks.", and Murr is bageled to get out of train wreck asap.)
This is good news, since Federer is aging, Rafa is in a slump, weird condition...at least to see Djoker be up to the level of the Greats we used to watch for a decade. Hopefully , Murr will take this as a good lesson to come back stronger, to prepare himself to counter Nole so we can enjoy good tennis (and not watching one sided game for last 2 sets. Also, we could seen Wawrinka also was not mentally and physically prepared to fight all teh way through. Which is why I always though that Waw is not of a mind of top echelon guys. Too bad DelPo is injured. Djoko definitelly deserve it and has leading position for the reason. We have true World #1 at the right position. |
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Strong in mind and body a champeen does indeed make.
But I'm quite sure the OP was suggesting Djoker's success is firmly based on a body first approach. |
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^You must be a good talent spotter, because when you signed up your username Nadal was just a player competing on the challenger circuit
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