Tag: 2013 tennis season

  • Roger Federer – High Hopes For 2014

    Roger Federer – High Hopes For 2014

    With a record of only 36-13; only one Grand Slam semifinal and one tournament win, the 2013 tennis season is the worst in Roger Federer’s career since he won his first major title in Wimbledon 10 years ago. This kind of low in his career isn’t stopping him from having high expectations heading into next year.

  • Rafael Nadal Makes Watching the Roland Garros Almost Boring

    Rafael Nadal Makes Watching the Roland Garros Almost Boring

    Nine times Rafael Nadal has played at the Roland Garros in Paris, and eight times now he has left the clay courts of the French Open as a champion, more than anyone has ever won in a single grand slam tournament, reaching the achievement after a rather anti-climatic final against David Ferrer.

  • Rafael Nadal Continues to Humiliate Roger Federer On Clay

    Rafael Nadal Continues to Humiliate Roger Federer On Clay

    Nothing has changed over the years. It actually seems to be getting more one-sided. The venue? Rome, but it doesn’t really matter. While Roger Federer keeps getting older and weaker in both body and mind, Rafael Nadal is having one hell of a comeback season, winning his sixth title in 2013, making everyone who doubted his ability to return from a serious knee injury eat their words.

  • Roger Federer, the Worst Season of His Career

    Roger Federer, the Worst Season of His Career

    Taking a two month break hasn’t helped Roger Federer regain his dominance. He lost in the third round of the Madrid Masters, making it the third tournament in 2013 that he won in the previous year which he won’t reclaim. As the Roland Garros approaches, it seems the most decorated player in the history of the sport is quite far off his best or anything remotely close to that, and the end people have been speaking of for a very long time is getting closer and closer.

  • Rafael Nadal Makes Roger Federer Look Old

    Rafael Nadal Makes Roger Federer Look Old

    Last year, it was Roger Federer beating Rafael Nadal at Indian Wells, showing us he’s got still a lot in the tank to win another Grand Slam title, which he did. It’s 2013, and Nadal is the comeback kid (off an injury), playing very well on both clay and hard courts, disposing of his elderly rival en route to the semifinal of the BNP Paribas Open.

  • Roger Federer – Still Hungry For Grand Slam Titles

    Roger Federer – Still Hungry For Grand Slam Titles

    It’s not that Roger Federer isn’t among the favorites to win the 2013 Australian Open, but lets just say it will be a tad surprising if he lifts his 18th Grand Slam tournament in Melbourne.