Jak liczymy takie starcia jak Nadal vs. Fognini to można wciągnąć starcia Feda z Delpo, zwlaszcza z Szanghaju
To Ty zacząłeś liczyć mecze, w których ktoś tam przy BP mógł zachować się inaczej, mam przeczucie, graniczące z pewnością, że Fognini też jakieś kluczowe piłki w Madrycie zawalił.
Na dobrą sprawę, Federer wygrał Miami, którego nie musiał wygrać, a Nadal Pekin, reszta to już trochę kombinowanie na siłę.
_________________ MTT bilans finałów (8-11) W: Queen's Club 13, Monte Carlo 14, Australian Open 15, Nottingham 15, Chennai 16, Rio de Janeiro 17, Wiedeń 17, Acapulco 18 F: Auckland 14, Miami 14, Roland Garros 14, Waszyngton 14, World Tour Finals 14, Rio de Janeiro 15, US Open 15, Estoril 16, Pekin 17, Rio de Janeiro 18, Monte Carlo 18
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Roger powiedział po meczu, że ma za sobą fenomenalny sezon o jakim jeszcze 11 miesięcy temu mógł pomarzyć. Nie ma sobie absolutnie nic do zarzucenia po dzisiejszej porażce. Dodałem też, że nie może się doczekać powrotu na kort w styczniu.
TT powiedział, że ma wątpliwości, czy jeszcze raz Szwajcar będzie w stanie wytrzymać trudy rywalizacji na najwyższym poziomie, też mam spore obawy.
_________________ MTT - tytuły (17) 2017 (1) Cincinnati M1000 2016 (1) Sankt Petersburg 2015 (1) Rotterdam 2013 (3) Montreal M1000, Rzym M1000, Dubaj 2012 (1) Toronto M1000 2011 (4) Waszyngton, Belgrad, Miami M1000, San Jose 2010 (2) Wiedeń, Rotterdam 2009 (2) Szanghaj M1000, Eastbourne 2008 (2) US Open, Estoril
Szybkie spojrzenie na niektóre statystyki Rogera z 2017 roku. Wybrałem głównie takie, które mocno wybijały się na tle statystyk z całej kariery.
Na podstawie tych danych można by stwierdzić, iż Szwajcar był w tym roku wyjątkowo mocnym psychicznie zawodnikiem - np. imponujący bilans finałów czy 5-setówek. Z kolei z tegorocznym TOP10 zapewne dużo łatwiej mu było nabić takie, a nie inne liczby.
Bardzo rzadki jest tak pozytywny bilans po przegranym 1 secie, np. Nadal miał w 2017 roku 6-9 (0,400), a Dimitrov 7-15 (0,318).
Jeszcze jedna ciekawostka - w tym roku Federer wygrał 34 mecze w formule Bo3, z czego tylko 8 kończyło się w 3 setach (24%). Dla porównania Nadal miał tu jeszcze lepszy bilans (7/44=16%), a przykładowy Jack Sock w ponad połowie spotkań do dwóch wygranych setów tracił jedną partię (18/35=51%).
_________________ Tytuły (15): 2018: Brisbane, Quito, Indian Wells, Monte Carlo 2017: Auckland, Waszyngton, Shenzen 2015: Doha, Sydney, Houston, Roland Garros 2013: US Open 2012: Nicea 2011: Los Angeles, WTF Londyn Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Finały (15): 2017: Stuttgart 2016: Tokio, Shanghai, Bazylea 2015: Wiedeń, WTF Londyn 2014: Doha 2013: Cincinnati 2012: Monte Carlo, Roland Garros, Sztokholm 2011: Marsylia, Monte Carlo, Wimbledon, US Open Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Chodzą słuchy, że mamy znowu grać na cegle w 2018.
Dokładnie Claudio Mezzadri, ale nie wiem czy mu ufać.
_________________ MTT - Tytuły (13) 2015: Tokio 2016: Rio de Janeiro, Indian Wells, Waszyngton, Chengdu, WTF 2017: Doha, Sydney, Dubaj, Miami, Marrakesz, Estoril, s-Hertogenbosch
MTT - Finały (9) 2015: Kuala Lumpur 2016: Queens, Sankt Petersburg 2017: Waszyngton, Winston-Salem, US Open, Sankt Petersburg, WTF 2018: Doha
Dzumhur też miał propozycję, ale odmówił, bo gra Brisbane, a nie Dubaj.
_________________ Tytuły (15): 2018: Brisbane, Quito, Indian Wells, Monte Carlo 2017: Auckland, Waszyngton, Shenzen 2015: Doha, Sydney, Houston, Roland Garros 2013: US Open 2012: Nicea 2011: Los Angeles, WTF Londyn Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Finały (15): 2017: Stuttgart 2016: Tokio, Shanghai, Bazylea 2015: Wiedeń, WTF Londyn 2014: Doha 2013: Cincinnati 2012: Monte Carlo, Roland Garros, Sztokholm 2011: Marsylia, Monte Carlo, Wimbledon, US Open Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Kiedyś Przysiężny zdaje się trenował z Dziadzią przed sezonem.
Fed go zaprosił na tydzień przygotowawczy do Dubaju pod koniec 2010, ewentualnie 2011. Ołówek wtedy powiedział, że komuś takiemu się nie odmawia, Szwajcar wszystko opłacił, przeloty, hotel itp...
'I just can't wait to come back': Roger Federer reveals his goals for 2018
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Federer will begin the new campaign at the Hopman Cup that gets underway on 30 December. The Swiss ace won seven titles this year, including two Grand Slams. By Abhinav Kini December 3, 2017 11:40 GMT Roger Federer Federer celebrates with the Australian Open trophy earlier this year Getty World number two Roger Federer has revealed his goals for 2018 as he looks to emulate what has been a "surprising" year of results.
Federer ended a run of five years without a Grand Slam when he returned from an injury lay-off to win the Australian Open in January earlier this year.
Marat Safin reveals the one youngster capable of challenging Rafael Nadal and Roger FedererREAD MORE The Swiss ace went on to win six more titles, including a record-breaking eighth Wimbledon crown, as he took his total career tally to 95 singles titles and 19 Grand Slams.
Why advertise with us However, he was not able to crown a remarkable year by ending it as world number one as his withdrawal from the Paris Masters – as a precautionary measure to prevent aggravating an injury – confirmed that rival Rafael Nadal would begin 2018 as the top-ranked player in the ATP tennis rankings.
Despite being just over 1,000 points behind the Spaniard, Federer's goal for the new season is not to become world number one for the first time since 2012. Instead, his goal is to simply just play well again like he did in 2017, particularly in the Australian Open and Wimbledon.
"Coming off the back of this season is already so exciting," Federer said, as quoted by Tennis World USA. "I just can't wait to come back to all the tournaments I played so well this year, you know.
"This year was so surprising in so many ways that I just hope I can play well again in Australia, do well again at Wimbledon.
Why advertise with us "So we'll see what happens, but I am just so happy and healthy and still enjoying myself."
Federer will begin the new campaign at the Hopman Cup in Perth that begins on 30 December.
Read more Rafael Nadal reveals knee injury's role in keeping him away from favourite pastime 'Roger Federer controls everything' says Novak Djokovic's coach talking about the Swiss ace's playing style and approach Roger Federer's former coach Paul Annacone being considered to join Stan Wawrinka's team Related topics : Roger Federer Australian Open
_________________ MTT - Tytuły (13) 2015: Tokio 2016: Rio de Janeiro, Indian Wells, Waszyngton, Chengdu, WTF 2017: Doha, Sydney, Dubaj, Miami, Marrakesz, Estoril, s-Hertogenbosch
MTT - Finały (9) 2015: Kuala Lumpur 2016: Queens, Sankt Petersburg 2017: Waszyngton, Winston-Salem, US Open, Sankt Petersburg, WTF 2018: Doha
Roger Federer did what?!?! The numbers behind his stellar season
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Yes, it was a disappointing end to the 2017 season for Roger Federer, who Saturday fell to David Goffin in three sets at the ATP World Tour Finals.
But as he said in his news conference, it was a small setback in an otherwise terrific season, especially when you consider the way his past few years had gone.
Most notably, Federer snared two more Grand Slam titles, bringing his total to 19. So with that, we give you a look at the top 19 things Federer accomplished in 2017, courtesy the ATP Tour and the ESPN Stats & Information team:
1. Passed Roy Emerson by winning multiple majors in the same season for the sixth time.
2. One of three men in the Open era age 30 or older to win multiple majors in the same year (1969 Rod Laver and 2017 Rafael Nadal).
3. Became the oldest player to finish in top two of the ATP Rankings since its inception in 1973.
It goes without saying that at 36 years old, Roger Federer strung together one of the best seasons of his career. Clive Brunskill/Getty Images 4. Won seven titles, his most since capturing eight in 2007.
5. Went 7-1 in finals after going only 12-13 from 2013-2016.
6. Reached 95 career titles, passing Ivan Lendl for the second most in the Open era (Jimmy Connors, 109).
7. Went 14-2 against top-10 opponents this season, his best such winning percentage since going 18-0 in 2004.
8. His 52-5 match record was the best winning percentage (.912) among all ATP players.
9. Won 50-plus matches in a season for the 14th time, tying Connors for the most in the Open era.
10. At the Aussie Open, became the oldest man, at 35, to win a Grand Slam title since Ken Rosewall won the 1972 event Down Under at 37 years old. Fed was five months older when he went on to win Wimbledon in July.
11. In Melbourne, Federer became the fourth man in the Open era to beat four top-10 seeds in one Grand Slam -- and the first player to do this since Mats Wilander at the 1982 French Open.
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ICYMI: Gilbert's prediction for Goffin-Dimitrov After David Goffin stunned Roger Federer and Grigor Dimitrov outlasted Jack Sock in the ATP Tour Finals semifinals, ESPN analyst Brad Gilbert breaks down where Sunday's final will be won and lost.
Goffin shocks Federer, will play Dimitrov Against all odds, David Goffin came from a set down to defeat Roger Federer in a thrilling 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory at the ATP Finals to reach Sunday's final where he will face Grigor Dimitrov after the Bulgarian beat Jack Sock in a fraught three sets. 12. Beat Nadal in the Aussie Open final, the first time in his career Federer got the best of his rival at a major away from Wimbledon.
13. Became the oldest player to win Wimbledon in the Open era at 35 years, 11 months and 9 days.
14. Joined Bjorn Borg (1976) as the only men in the Open era to win Wimbledon without dropping a set.
15. At Wimbledon, joined Nadal as the only men to earn eight or more Grand Slam titles at a single major (Rafa, 10 titles at French Open).
16. Went 4-0 against Nadal this season after coming into 2017 with only a career 11-23 record against the Spaniard.
17. At 35, became the oldest player to complete the Sunshine Double by winning Indian Wells and Miami in the same season.
18. Won Halle for the ninth time, joining Nadal as the only men in the Open era to win that many titles at any single tournament.
19. Reached his record 14th ATP World Tour Finals semifinal before falling to David Goffin on Saturday.
_________________ MTT - Tytuły (13) 2015: Tokio 2016: Rio de Janeiro, Indian Wells, Waszyngton, Chengdu, WTF 2017: Doha, Sydney, Dubaj, Miami, Marrakesz, Estoril, s-Hertogenbosch
MTT - Finały (9) 2015: Kuala Lumpur 2016: Queens, Sankt Petersburg 2017: Waszyngton, Winston-Salem, US Open, Sankt Petersburg, WTF 2018: Doha
A widzisz, nawet nowe statystyki ze strony ATP to potwierdzają. Choć można się nie zgodzić z kryteriami, które zostały wzięte pod uwagę, aby uzyskać końcowy wynik, to fakt faktem Federer jest na pierwszym miejscu Under Pressure Leaders.
1. Roger Federer UNDER PRESSURE RATING - 259.1 % BREAK POINTS CONVERTED - 40.3% % BREAK POINTS SAVED - 67.5% % TIE BREAKS WON - 70.0% % DECIDING SETS WON - 81.3%.
Pozostałe razy, kiedy Roger wygrał tą klasyfikację to lata 2004-2006, 2007. roku był trzeci.
_________________ Tytuły (15): 2018: Brisbane, Quito, Indian Wells, Monte Carlo 2017: Auckland, Waszyngton, Shenzen 2015: Doha, Sydney, Houston, Roland Garros 2013: US Open 2012: Nicea 2011: Los Angeles, WTF Londyn Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Finały (15): 2017: Stuttgart 2016: Tokio, Shanghai, Bazylea 2015: Wiedeń, WTF Londyn 2014: Doha 2013: Cincinnati 2012: Monte Carlo, Roland Garros, Sztokholm 2011: Marsylia, Monte Carlo, Wimbledon, US Open Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Dla maniaków - 1000 najlepszych uderzeń Rogera. (nie, nie obejrzałem całości, tylko 980-1000 i 1-5)
_________________ Tytuły (15): 2018: Brisbane, Quito, Indian Wells, Monte Carlo 2017: Auckland, Waszyngton, Shenzen 2015: Doha, Sydney, Houston, Roland Garros 2013: US Open 2012: Nicea 2011: Los Angeles, WTF Londyn Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Finały (15): 2017: Stuttgart 2016: Tokio, Shanghai, Bazylea 2015: Wiedeń, WTF Londyn 2014: Doha 2013: Cincinnati 2012: Monte Carlo, Roland Garros, Sztokholm 2011: Marsylia, Monte Carlo, Wimbledon, US Open Wcześniej: Za słaba era, żeby coś wpisywać.
Już kiedyś miałem to napisać - teraz na YT co czwarty mecz z challengerów ma rozsądne highlightsy, a żeby zrobić interesujący filmik z fabsterów to trzeba się postarać. To powyżej to dobry przykład.
No, przesadziłem, ale te bardziej ogarnięte challengery to czasami zdumiewająco powszechne na YT.
Roger Federer: Former coach makes bold claim despite Nadal, Djokovic and Murray return
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ROGER FEDERER fans can expect at least two more seasons of domination from the tennis legend after he shocked the world in 2017. By JOE SHORT PUBLISHED: 08:01, Tue, Dec 26, 2017
Roger Federer Paul AnnaconeGETTY
Roger Federer's former coach Paul Annacone reckons he will still be at his best in 2019 That is according to his former coach Paul Annacone, who reckons Federer this year has proved why he is one of the greatest ever players of the game.
Federer won two Grand Slam titles in 2017 after a four-year drought in the majors.
He ended the season as the world No 2, behind fellow veteran Rafael Nadal, and appeared to be at the top of his physical game.
Expectations were low at the start of the campaign but now, 12 months on, fans are hoping Federer can reach 20 Grand Slam titles in 2018.
That is despite the expected return of Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray.
And Federer's former coach Annacone, who also mentored Pete Sampras in the 1990s and early 2000s, reckons the Swiss great has the capacity to maintain this level until the end of the 2019 campaign.
Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray schedules ahead of Australian Open Sat, December 16, 2017 Express Sport runs through the tournament schedules of the top players in world tennis ahead of the Australian Open
PLAY SLIDESHOW Australian Open trophy AFP/GETTY IMAGES1 of 7 Who is playing where ahead of the Australian Open? Australian Open trophy David Goffin and Rafael Nadal Richard Gasquet and Kristina Mladenovic Kei Nishikori and Grigor Dimitrov Novak Djokovic Giles Muller and Dan Evans Jack Sock I don’t know why he can’t sustain that for another 12 to 24 months
Annacone on Federer
“After watching Pete and what he went through and then win the US Open in 2002, I kind of held up my hands and decided never to predict what a great athlete can do,” Annacone told Express Sport.
“Because those guys are the more exception than the rule.
“With Roger he is so different and such a freak of nature in a good way that I don’t know what to predict anymore.
“When you look at his skills sets and how well Roger played in big moments this year, I don’t know why he can’t sustain that for another, let’s say, 12 to 24 months.”
Roger Federer Paul AnnaconeGETTY
Paul Annacone coached Roger Federer between 2010 and 2014 Federer INTERRUPTED by Sock during post-match interview Play Video Federer, 36, will compete in his 20th pro tour next season.
The resurgence came after he took six months out in 2016 to recover from injuries after crashing out of Wimbledon at the semi-final stage.
He returned to win the Australian Open and Wimbledon to take his overall Grand Slam haul to 19.
But Annacone reckons 2018 could be his toughest season to date.
“Again so much of it at this stage of his career is about staying healthy,” he added.
“And making sure he plays his best tennis at the big moments, which he is very good at scheduling wise.
“But now we have a great time for tennis where we hope we have a healthy Andy Murray on the stage for 2018, a healthy Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka.
“If we get that again, plus Rafael Nadal, plus Grigor Dimitrov and Alexander Zverev using up, it’s going to be a great 2018.”
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