Del Potro was just pulverized by Davydenko. He just had no answers to the angled shots of Davydenko in both the wings. I never have seen Del Potro remain clueless in rallies like he was today wherein he was bested in most of the rallies. If not for his serve, the score would have read 6-0, 6-0 in favour of Davydenko. However, Dayvdenko was extremely lucky to survive against Roger Federer in the Semis which could have easily gone the other way if not for the error prone of Federer which let him down once again at crucial times. If not for that, Federer would have smiled away with another trophy. Alas it is not to be. All credit is due to Davydenko who really played well to lift the Championship which is a remarkable performance and to beat the Wimbledon, French, US and Australian Champions in a single tournament is simply out of the World performance. I am just surprised as to how Davydenko has not yet made a mark in Grand Slams. May be as he says, he prefers three setters to five setters. But, definitely he has the game to win a major.
Del Potro was just pulverized by Davydenko. He just had no answers to the angled shots of Davydenko in both the wings. I never have seen Del Potro remain clueless in rallies like he was today wherein he was bested in most of the rallies. If not for his serve, the score would have read 6-0, 6-0 in favour of Davydenko. However, Dayvdenko was extremely lucky to survive against Roger Federer in the Semis which could have easily gone the other way if not for the error prone of Federer which let him down once again at crucial times. If not for that, Federer would have smiled away with another trophy. Alas it is not to be. All credit is due to Davydenko who really played well to lift the Championship which is a remarkable performance and to beat the Wimbledon, French, US and Australian Champions in a single tournament is simply out of the World performance. I am just surprised as to how Davydenko has not yet made a mark in Grand Slams. May be as he says, he prefers three setters to five setters. But, definitely he has the game to win a major.
Del Potro was just pulverized by Davydenko. He just had no answers to the angled shots of Davydenko in both the wings. I never have seen Del Potro remain clueless in rallies like he was today wherein he was bested in most of the rallies. If not for his serve, the score would have read 6-0, 6-0 in favour of Davydenko. However, Dayvdenko was extremely lucky to survive against Roger Federer in the Semis which could have easily gone the other way if not for the error prone of Federer which let him down once again at crucial times. If not for that, Federer would have smiled away with another trophy. Alas it is not to be. All credit is due to Davydenko who really played well to lift the Championship which is a remarkable performance and to beat the Wimbledon, French, US and Australian Champions in a single tournament is simply out of the World performance. I am just surprised as to how Davydenko has not yet made a mark in Grand Slams. May be as he says, he prefers three setters to five setters. But, definitely he has the game to win a major.
Del Potro was just pulverized by Davydenko. He just had no answers to the angled shots of Davydenko in both the wings. I never have seen Del Potro remain clueless in rallies like he was today wherein he was bested in most of the rallies. If not for his serve, the score would have read 6-0, 6-0 in favour of Davydenko. However, Dayvdenko was extremely lucky to survive against Roger Federer in the Semis which could have easily gone the other way if not for the error prone of Federer which let him down once again at crucial times. If not for that, Federer would have smiled away with another trophy. Alas it is not to be. All credit is due to Davydenko who really played well to lift the Championship which is a remarkable performance and to beat the Wimbledon, French, US and Australian Champions in a single tournament is simply out of the World performance. I am just surprised as to how Davydenko has not yet made a mark in Grand Slams. May be as he says, he prefers three setters to five setters. But, definitely he has the game to win a major.
Davydenko has shown great attacking game, totalling in contrast to Nadal's game technique. If Davy can play with same swiftness even in grand slams then he can win few GS also. he was always a under-rated player and no one ever game him a chance at the beginning and he has proved many wrong.
Re: Davydenko win ATP finals
by Vascado on Nov 30, 2009 09:53 AM
Del Potro was just pulverized by Davydenko. He just had no answers to the angled shots of Davydenko in both the wings. I never have seen Del Potro remain clueless in rallies like he was today wherein he was bested in most of the rallies. If not for his serve, the score would have read 6-0, 6-0 in favour of Davydenko. However, Dayvdenko was extremely lucky to survive against Roger Federer in the Semis which could have easily gone the other way if not for the error prone of Federer which let him down once again at crucial times. If not for that, Federer would have smiled away with another trophy. Alas it is not to be. All credit is due to Davydenko who really played well to lift the Championship which is a remarkable performance and to beat the Wimbledon, French, US and Australian Champions in a single tournament is simply out of the World performance. I am just surprised as to how Davydenko has not yet made a mark in Grand Slams. May be as he says, he prefers three setters to five setters. But, definitely he has the game to win a major.
Davydenko has shown great attacking game, totalling in contrast to Nadal's game technique. If Davy can play with same swiftness even in grand slams then he can win few GS also. he was always a under-rated player and no one ever game him a chance at the beginning and he has proved many wrong.
