Whatever the case, Djokovic is bringing us to a whole new era of dominance, where Federer is no longer top dog. No offense to him, but he isn't getting younger. The new rivalry, it seems, will be Djokovic vs. Nadal in a lot of the bigtime Opens, and honestly I'm okay with that. If you've seen the new vigor with which Djokovic has been playing the game, you know any finals he's in will be a finals worth watching.
I'll pretty much be blogging about anything and everything I feel like. I'm not very good with maintaining a singular purpose.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Where Djokovic is bringing us into the new era of tennis
As you guys might've been able to tell from my past blogs, I'm a pretty big tennis fanatic. Recently, The BNP Paribas Open in California just ended with Djokovic shocking Nadal in the final. At this point in the tennis season, Djokovic has gone 18-0 with a 2-0 record against Federer and a 1-0 record against Nadal. Seriously, that's scary, when's the last time you heard of Federer and Nadal having a losing record against someone (besides eachother)? Maybe it's that Djokovic upped his game, or maybe he's just making better faces.
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lol i think they coulda gotten better pictures for those guys they look really goofy
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of Federer's game but I gotta agree with you, he's not getting any younger and he's slowly getting down the ranking
ReplyDeletewatched the game, man gotta tell ya he's in good shape!
ReplyDeleteLove some epic tennis matches form these 2. Always good stuff.
ReplyDeletelol those faces, there's always a photographer looking to catch them like this
ReplyDeletetheir faces say otherwise.
ReplyDeleteNadal wins.
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loved the game
ReplyDeleteNever really got into tennis, but the best teacher I had in high school was also a tennis coach.
ReplyDeleteSo long federer! Great post and true
ReplyDeletefederer ftw still..
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