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**icedrakona** · 06-30-2009, 06:06 PM

I've watched almost all of Ferrero's matches to this round. He has produced the kind of tennis that can beat Murray if he's able to produce it for three more sets.

I was amazed by his performance against Gonzalez. Simply amazed.

Murray seems vulnerable to me. He usually proves me wrong, which isn't that hard to do, but I'm probably more interested in that quarterfinal than any of the others.

Wouldn't it be something if we had Hewitt/Roddick - Ferrero and Haas - Federer semifinals? Like I said, it'd be like 2003 all over again.

I always thought Juan Carlos had a better all around game than his Spanish contemporaries. That's to say, I never considered him a clay court specialist, which is kind of a compliment.

06-30-2009, 06:06 PM	#9
icedrakona Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	I've watched almost all of Ferrero's matches to this round. He has produced the kind of tennis that can beat Murray if he's able to produce it for three more sets. I was amazed by his performance against Gonzalez. Simply amazed. Murray seems vulnerable to me. He usually proves me wrong, which isn't that hard to do, but I'm probably more interested in that quarterfinal than any of the others. Wouldn't it be something if we had Hewitt/Roddick - Ferrero and Haas - Federer semifinals? Like I said, it'd be like 2003 all over again. I always thought Juan Carlos had a better all around game than his Spanish contemporaries. That's to say, I never considered him a clay court specialist, which is kind of a compliment.
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