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The Fed Express
Posted: 2017-02-08 08:19:58
Anyone watched Roger Federer win his 18'th Grand Slam ? Looked like the break last year rejuvenated him. Faster than I have seen him move in years, more power, and certainly more in position to play his high pressure game. And at the crucial times, those moments of magic with sublime shotmaking. Unseen since McEnroe, who occasionally did it. His service still lethal after all these years. By far the very best we have seen so far. Won't win the French, but watch out Wimbledon and American Open if he doesn't run a bath again for his kids. The hunger is back. Exiting again to watch the Swiss Maestro at his invincible best.
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Re: The Fed Express
Posted: 2017-02-08 10:11:07
Masterful. Completely rejuvenated.
Nadal for the French open?
Nadal for the French open?
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Re: The Fed Express
Posted: 2017-02-08 10:12:54
It was great tennis. Our old men ( and ladies ) are up to it.
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Re: The Fed Express
Posted: 2017-02-08 10:47:38
Tramp, I believe Nadal for surefor French. He played superbly. Roger was just being Roger on the day. What an amazing comeback from the two "oldies".
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