Wimbledon 2013

[PowerBug]

Tonight, Murray wins Wimbledon. Tonight, begins the start of the most dominant era or tennis by one man. Murray will win Grand Slam after Grand Slam, and be the ultimate force in men's tennis for years to come.

Just sayin. Murray in 5.

Watch them roll in now. He'll hold them all at one stage in his career.

Can't see him winning a French any time soon.

Federer won't win one, Nadal may not win another one. It's him and Djokovic now, and he's better. It'll be a great battle though and those two will play many more grand slam finals. :)

[Holz]

Tonight, Murray wins Wimbledon. Tonight, begins the start of the most dominant era or tennis by one man. Murray will win Grand Slam after Grand Slam, and be the ultimate force in men's tennis for years to come.

Just sayin. Murray in 5.

Watch them roll in now. He'll hold them all at one stage in his career.

Can't see him winning a French any time soon.

Federer won't win one, Nadal may not win another one. It's him and Djokovic now, and he's better. It'll be a great battle though and those two will play many more grand slam finals. :)

Murray is better on grass. Hardcourts and clay I disagree on.

Novak owns the Australian open.

[PowerBug]

Aren't the US and the Aus Open on the same surface?

[Cicjose]

no

[BratPack]

Tonight, Murray wins Wimbledon. Tonight, begins the start of the most dominant era or tennis by one man. Murray will win Grand Slam after Grand Slam, and be the ultimate force in men's tennis for years to come.

Just sayin. Murray in 5.

Watch them roll in now. He'll hold them all at one stage in his career.

Can't see him winning a French any time soon.

Federer won't win one, Nadal may not win another one. It's him and Djokovic now, and he's better. It'll be a great battle though and those two will play many more grand slam finals. :)

Agreed with you on Fed, I would agree on The Glorified Clay Courter (Nadal) but Roland Garros still exists

[CrowsFan]

Aren't the US and the Aus Open on the same surface?

They are both hard courts, but different types.

[Holz]

Aren't the US and the Aus Open on the same surface?

They are both hard courts, but different types.

It's not just the surface though. The Aussie was his first slam and he is loved in Australia. He comes here super confident and with thecrowd behind him

The whole Roddick scenario causes uneases in America

[PowerBug]

He's proven that he can beat Djokovic now. He has a Wimbledon, the pressure is off him. He has won the US Open before. Aus Open and French will be difficult, it probably won't come next year, but the year after quite possibly. If doesn't win, Djokovic will win them :P

Maybe the two of them could play like 10 Grand Slam finals in a row, now that would be interesting, only if noone has a clue who's going win.

[BB67th]

I think with Federer getting to the end of his career, and Nadal now being beatable with his bad knee, we will see a few more people get to grand slam finals. I wouldn't be surprised if in the next two years, Del Potro or Berdych win a major.

[Jay]

Del Potro will win another couple of slams imo

[PowerBug]

Berdych will win a Wimbledon i reckon. He plays very well on grass.


Will Ferrer ever win one? His best shot would be the French obviously.

[My Chumps]

Ferrer will never win a slam. Tsonga?

[BB67th]

Ferrer possibly on French. Tsonga plays well on hardcourt. Could see him winning an Aussie fairly easily.

[Dudge]

Anyone give Tomic a chance in the next 3-4 years?

[elephants]

Aren't the US and the Aus Open on the same surface?

They are both hard courts, but different types.

It's not just the surface though. The Aussie was his first slam and he is loved in Australia. He comes here super confident and with thecrowd behind him

The whole Roddick scenario causes uneases in America

Roddick incident? :o