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Since:Dec 13, 2006

March 26, 2008 4:29 pm
Wow, you have way too much time on your hands.  I dont think kei has beaten Roddick.  Roddick won their only meeting.  I dont see Fish going very far here.  he is bound to come down after his emotional week.  For similar reasons I think Roddick may have a good tournament.  I would look for someone like Ancic to be the dark horse in this one.  He looked great at Indian Wells.  With Federer playing the way he is these things are wide open.  I will take Roddick over Djokovic in the final so his Roller Coaster year is back up.

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March 28, 2008 11:55 am

Let's like any challenge of Isner beating Federer went out the window today. 

Marat Safin also got beat up pretty bad early on, losing in three sets. 

On the women's side the Alize Cornet and Tamira Paszek match proved to be the best 1st round match in quite sometime on the women's side. 


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March 28, 2008 1:40 pm

first kei has never beaten roddick. he got owned 2 and 4 when they played. second, isner is not that good. third, safin no longer cares about tennis and is washed up.

also, i dont see Fish beating Ferrer or even getting that far in the first place. he has a once in a career tournament at indian wells, he really isnt that good.

watch out for Gonzalez in this tourney! he got there early and played a challenger, he has had bad results so far this year and is due for a break through


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March 28, 2008 1:42 pm
looks like fish lost in the first round! i knew it.

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March 28, 2008 1:45 pm

also, i wasnt sure about Kei and it looks like he has never beaten Haas or Hewitt, just Blake.

Get your facts straight! he won one tournament and his only good win was over Blake


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March 28, 2008 3:35 pm

Review the charity/exhibition tournaments from prior to the Aussie Open, Kei beat both Haas (who was in his first match back from the shoulder problems) and Hewitt. 

I do stand corrected on Roddick, I had my facts messed up.  As Hillary Clinton would say "I speak a million words a day, Im bound to mess up a few"


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March 28, 2008 3:42 pm

SO far this tournament has turned into the Tennis equivalant of March Madness.  There are upsets everywhere. 

Fish losing wasn't a big upset, neither was Isner....Although I had Fish making another run here after playing so well last week. 

Nishikori was an upset, this guy is very good.  I thought that Hyubg-Taik Lee losing to Dudi Sela was the upset of the first day.

Marat Safin appears to have lost all interest in the sport of tennis.  He is now taking up Raquet Bashing 101. 

I won't argue with Gonzo making it to the 4th round, but he has a tough test in Canas waiting for him on this surface.  Currently Novak Djokovic is in a 3rd set with Kevin Anderson, so perhaps Gonzo's quarter will be a little easier. 

Other Notable Upsets:

  • Nicholas Keifer D. Jarko Neiminen 6-3, 6-3
  • Ashley Harkleroad D. Virginie Razzano 6-4, 6-4
  • Marina Erakovic D. Michaella Krajicek 6-2, 3-6, 6-2

Upsets in progress:

  • Kevin Anderson .vs Novak Djokovic (1 set each)
  • Caroline Wozniacki .vs Marion Bartoli 5-2 (1st set) This upset will happen.  Wozniacki's game is built for this surface and Bartoli may be the most overrated Women's player in the World.
  • Sara Errani vs. Maria Kirilenko 6-4, 4-6, 6-6 (about done)

 


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March 28, 2008 7:21 pm
A great game that’s going tonight is Pablo Cuevas against Gonzalez. The two met in semifinals in Santiago de Chile and Gonzalez saved two match points to win it in the third set. It was a great game and there is a sense of rematch that I think is going to make this one a great match.

I obviously go with Cuevas because I’m a his countryman and count him out, because if Gonzalez plays on and off, Pablo can take him out, although I don’t see Cuevas beating Cañas in the next round.

Go CUEVAS!