http://tennismindcamp.com/blog/del-potro-mixes-up-federer-to-win-the-2009-us-open/ Free Tennis Lessons, Tips, and Strategy Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:25:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://tennismindcamp.com/blog/del-potro-mixes-up-federer-to-win-the-2009-us-open/comment-page-1/#comment-6118 Robert Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:05:26 +0000 http://tennismindcamp.com/blog/?p=2264#comment-6118 I agree - if Federer served the usual 65%+ first serves, I dont care how smart Juan played, he would have come up second. In testament to Federers rediculous skills, no one else in the world could have served 41% and stayed anywhere near the red hot Del Potro - much less almost have won it in the 4th set. I agree – if Federer served the usual 65%+ first serves, I dont care how smart Juan played, he would have come up second. In testament to Federers rediculous skills, no one else in the world could have served 41% and stayed anywhere near the red hot Del Potro – much less almost have won it in the 4th set.

]]> http://tennismindcamp.com/blog/del-potro-mixes-up-federer-to-win-the-2009-us-open/comment-page-1/#comment-5467 Larry Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:36:32 +0000 http://tennismindcamp.com/blog/?p=2264#comment-5467 I agree, but I would also place a little more emphasis on Fed's horrible day of serving, which as we all know will eventually doom the rest of your game if you can't get it back at least close to normal. For whatever reason Fed's first seve was so badly off against the big man, in my opinion, was ultimately responsible for the loss. I agree, but I would also place a little more emphasis on
Fed’s horrible day of serving, which as we all know will eventually
doom the rest of your game if you can’t get it back at least close
to normal. For whatever reason Fed’s first seve was so badly
off against the big man, in my opinion, was ultimately responsible
for the loss.

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