Federer V Djokovic

Gary Still
2019 July 16 12:50:51 

Djokovic won all three tiebreaker sets, winning 21 points and conceding 12.

Federer won both non-tiebreaker sets winning 12 games and conceding 5.

Unfortunately, Federer's nerves got the better of him. In a nailbiter, I'd always like to be on Djokovic's side. In my opinion, Djokovic knew that Federer would "tighten" at the critical moments and for that reason, Djokovic never gave up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ShingTsui

2021 January 22 19:52:12

Stay strong, SteveJock! May you improve and reach the level you are striving for!

ErikMetha

2020 February 16 19:23:04

Djokovic won all three tiebreaker sets, winning 21 points and conceding 12.

Federer won both non-tiebreaker sets winning 12 games and conceding 5.https://19216811.cam/

Unfortunately, Federer's nerves got the better of him. In a nailbiter, I'd always like to be on Djokovic's side. In my opinion, Djokovic knew that Federer would "tighten" at the critical moments and for that reason, Djokovic never gave up. https://xender.vip/

 

 

issue solved!!

gladys

2020 February 15 08:22:07

Hi Stevejock. I would suggest you send either The King or Gary a PM.

Those two operate on your wavelength and I am sure you will be welcomed into their group.

stevejock1

2020 February 13 22:18:38

Hey! This is my first time on this sub (surprisingly) and I am coming for advice! I am an senior this year and I have only played tennis for one year now. I want to be the best player I can, through the skills, mindset and conditioning. I want to improve a lot this season to increase my chance of playing tennis in college. Can anyone lead me to some great tennis drills, books, or videos? I am interested in everything, from how to condition myself to how to think like Federer. Thank you everyone and this won’t be the last time I post here.

ErikMetha

2020 February 08 05:41:43

It seems like better players often will sometimes lose the first set or it will at least be very close, possibly even ending in a tiebreak, just for the better player to come back and win the remaining sets with no issue. https://vidmate.onl/

Perhaps this is coincidence, im not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I'm curious to what people who know tennis think about this. https://mobdro.onl/

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issue solved!!!

ErikMetha

2020 February 05 17:25:37

It seems like better players often will sometimes lose the first set or it will at least be very close, possibly even ending in a tiebreak, just for the better player to come back and win the remaining sets with no issue.

Perhaps this is coincidence, im not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I'm curious to what people who know tennis think about this.

Another thought I had on this was that perhaps the worse player gives 110% on the first set, not leaving anything in the tank for the rest of the match.

lostclarity

2019 October 10 10:11:00

Exactly my reading

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