Saturday, December 19, 2015

Australian Open- Contenders For The Men's Title

One of the things that I have checked in my wish list of things to do before getting old is to watch a Grand Slam tournament finals. And that happened a few British summers ago when I witnessed Lleyton Big Kahuna Reef Hewitt beat David Nalbandian in the finals of Wimbledon.

But this is one experience I sure don't mind repeating. Can Algeria Hault England's Bid For World Cup Glory? Times have changed and more exciting and talented players have come up in the men's tour and if I can be in Melbourne Park on the 19th, I'd stick around and watch the men's draw as keenly as possible. It will be so worth it to see quality matches being played in the court as nothing motivates a tennis player more than to play in a Grand Slam tournament. I have picked the names of four players and assessed their chances, not because they happen to be players occupying the top four rankings but because of their consistent showing Lost Chronicles: Fall of Caesar that they put on during each tournament they played in.

1. Rafael Nadal- He finally showed the world that he has what it takes to win a major tournament that isn't played How To Find A Qualified Massage Therapist in a clay surface. That epic battle that he had with Roger Federer for the Wimbledon title went down in to the record books as the greatest final ever played. I felt sad for him Pertaining to Nutritional vitamins - All that you should recognize! though, as he pulled out of the Acne breakouts - Removing Acne Scars season Dark Parables: Jack And The Sky Kingdom Collector's Edition ending Tennis Masters Cup finals due to exhaustion. What concerns me is that even if he is still young, the rigors of having to play in tennis tournaments day in and day out of the highest quality shall take its toll on his health soon. At the moment, questions about his knee injury still lingers. Does it bother Black Viper: Sophia's Fate him more than he cares to admit it? He has the whole year to test that knee.

2. Roger Federer-He expressed his shock when he was asked about Justin Henin's sudden decision to retire while still occupying the top ranking. My guess is that one of the possible reason she did retire is because she couldn't find it in her self to compete against the others in the women's circuit and started Treasure Seekers: Follow The Ghosts Collector's Edition to beat her rather convincingly. Federer has lost his cloak of invincibility. Sure, he won an Olympic Ciao Bella gold medal but it came from the men's doubles division. Yes he won the U.S. Open but not after Andy Murray gave him quite a scare. Will 2009 be a better year for him? Or will his misery continue and his luck run out and that might, and I do say might, Forest Legends: The 7 Reasons To Start Trading On The Forex Currency Market Call Of Love Collector's Edition see him consider doing an Henin decision?

3. Novak Djokovic-being the only player who can boast that he was able to win against Roddick in the quarterfinal, Nadal in the semis and Federer in the final means he really must be that good. A chink in his armour Off The Record: The Art Of Deception Collector's Edition though is his inconsistency. He seems to be unable to string up back to back tournament wins that can give him a boost of conficence and bring his game to the next level. If he does, we might see him win another major and contest for the number one spot.

4. Andy Murray-Compared to Tim Henman, the Scot , I think, has a better chance of winning a Legends Of The East: The Cobra's Eye Collector's Edition major. And he has showed this potential when he beat Roger Federer Tory's Shop N' Rush and Rafael Nadal but in different tournaments. Unlike Djokovic, Murray created a stir at the last quarter of the year when he won back to back Masters Series titles, and created enough momentum for him to challenge Federer in the U.S. Open final and for the no. 1 ranking this year.

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