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**zzbust** · 02-09-2012, 06:58 PM

I'd love to see Hewitt win this one, I'd say he has very few tournaments left before he retires.

You know the feeling I get from Hewitt? That he's been out the conversation for so long, had surgeries and the rest of the negative stuff that goes along with it, that he's not really upset by not having a seeding or falling out of the top 20 or whatever. Things that probably did bother Roddick since he was top 10 and contender for a long time.

Besides, Andy wants to win; Lleyton wants to compete. He relishes the chance to go up against the top dogs and throw a wrench in their gears. And as long as he can do this, he'll keep on playing. He took a set off Djokovic at the Olympics, now he's pushing Ferrer... I think Lleyton will stick around for another year or so.

02-09-2012, 06:58 PM	#9
zzbust Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 563 Senior Member	I'd love to see Hewitt win this one, I'd say he has very few tournaments left before he retires. You know the feeling I get from Hewitt? That he's been out the conversation for so long, had surgeries and the rest of the negative stuff that goes along with it, that he's not really upset by not having a seeding or falling out of the top 20 or whatever. Things that probably did bother Roddick since he was top 10 and contender for a long time. Besides, Andy wants to win; Lleyton wants to compete. He relishes the chance to go up against the top dogs and throw a wrench in their gears. And as long as he can do this, he'll keep on playing. He took a set off Djokovic at the Olympics, now he's pushing Ferrer... I think Lleyton will stick around for another year or so.
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