delpotro wont last the distance of federer or sampras or even agassi. he is only 20 yrs and looks like 30.... i doubt he will have the fitness to last even to break nadal's record of grand slam titles.
I think the look on his face says it all.. Del Potro should consider himself lucky to have won against Roger in the US final. He is not a complete player and no wonder finds losing to a qualifier in the first round itself.
Re: Japan open
by RAVIKANTH KONDAPALLI on Oct 06, 2009 10:41 PM
That is not true. It is not good fortune to beat Worlds No. 1 and 2 in consecutive matches. He fully deserved the win in US Open. He was awesome and overpowered both Federer and Nadal with his supreme power
I think the look on his face says it all.. Del Potro should consider himself lucky to have won against Roger in the US final. He is not a complete player and no wonder finds losing to a qualifier in the first round itself.
Re: Japan open
by Ayyappan Ravindran on Oct 07, 2009 07:59 AM
Absolute belony. Anone who saw him play Federer in FRENCH semis against federer knows this kid is good. Federer scraped through in the french open to a place in history. Del potro is a complete player, just looking at the power of his forehand, it is easy to miss his thinking, adjusting to mathc situations, where in US open final, he started serving slower so that Federer returns and then used his smashing forehand to good effect. until that time he was serving faster and was not very effective.
