Who win's the 'Gentlemen's Singles' at The Championships outside London?
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LONDON -- Rafael Nadal looked hampered by his injured knees during a 6-4, 6-3 loss to Lleyton Hewitt in an exhibition Thursday. He will decide Friday if he can defend his Wimbledon title.
Nadal played without tape on his knees but frequently appeared a step slow in the grass-court match at Hurlingham Club. This was Nadal's first match since his loss to Robin Soderling in the fourth round of the French Open. He pulled out of last week's grass-court tournament at Queen's Club to rest his knees.
Nadal looked increasingly frustrated against the hard-serving Hewitt, repeatedly failing to get to balls he normally reaches and struggling with unforced backhand errors. He frequently muttered to himself in Spanish after missed shots and often had to rely on his top-spin forehand to escape trouble.
He did not speak to reporters, but uncle and coach Toni Nadal said it was still uncertain whether he can play at Wimbledon, which starts Monday.
NextBuck;1485518; said:Nadal just confirmed that he is out for Wimbeldon... That sucks.. Maybe Roddick will pull something out of his ass.. Ahh who am I kidding
I waited probably about the smartest thing I have done in a vbet in a long time:!gracelhink;1485538; said:Aw. . shucks, should have waited till today to deposit those vbucks, 4-1 odds on Nadal are not as atractive now.
Roddick and his serve should have more of an advantage on grass than clay. After his showing at Roland Garros have to believe anything is possible. . .
though not probable.
gracelhink;1485538; said:Aw. . shucks, should have waited till today to deposit those vbucks, 4-1 odds on Nadal are not as atractive now.
Roddick and his serve should have more of an advantage on grass than clay. After his showing at Roland Garros have to believe anything is possible. . .
though not probable.
Hard courts are his best surface, especially DecoTurf.NextBuck;1485602; said:Wimbeldon is Roddick's best surface, but whenever he plays someone good he usually gets his ass handed to him. Maybe he'll get lucky and play Djokovic and Djokovic will have to retire early because of exhaustion like he does at every major event.
Roddick has no chance in hell if he faces Federer
NextBuck;1485761; said:I think he is much more consistent at Wimbeldon. If it wasnt for Federer he might have two Wimbeldon titles
bigballin2987;1488412; said:If Roddick wants to do anything he better hope he doesn't play Federer because he can't beat him.