Indian Wells 09: SF Roger v Murray (Highlights Pt 1)

2009 ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000 - BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, USA. Semi-finals. Andy Murray defeated Roger Federer 6/3 4/6 6/1. Highlights Part 1.

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[datzvietxnxmze13]

yea, you notice fed relies too much on his slice backhand? I think he's not confident enough in his topspin-backhand stroke...BUT THESE MATCHES DONT MATTER ANYMORE B/C FED WON THE FRENCH OPEN!!!! YEAAAA, CONGRATS FED!!!!!!

[reefric]

@datzvietxnxmze13 he´s using the slice agains´t murray here, to break andy´s rythm..

[pistolpete58]

@TheWindupDream Yet it's increasingly becoming remembered as the year Federer beat Soderling in the final of the French and Roddick.. two players who don't hold a candle to Nadal, Djok or Del Potro. Graf was the better player than Seles though so although she might have not won 22, she still would have won alot more than Seles. A meritless victory in both Slam finals on Federers end, then again it's come to be expected for his GS opponents (Baghdatis, Gonzo, Murray, Soderling, Ppoussis, Agassi)

[pistolpete58]

@TheWindupDream thats because Nadal was injured lmao. What now?

[pistolpete58]

@datzvietxnxmze13 yeah so much for that prediction.

[reefric]

@ninisgreekronaldo smaller head´s give you more control and less power and federer uses a 90 sq.inch frame, not 95, look something up before you make sillly comment´s..

[ninisgreekronaldo]

@reefric first of all, his racket is not 90 sq inches but 95. second of all, he's always been playing small headed rackets and he will continue playing them because they fit to his style. Also, smaller heads have more power and control if you can consistently hit the ball in the sweet-spot, LIKE.........FEDERER

look sth up or try it out before you make silly comments

[cj397]

@reefric nah

[reefric]

@TheSSBBfreak no, I won´t... kid...

[TheSSBBfreak]

@reefric Overall he makes relatively very few unforced errors. Look it up kid.