Sounds like the US presidential election. Gilles Simon proved his win against Roger Federer earlier this year was on fluke, rallying again from a set down, and Andy Roddick is going to have to start paying mortgage to Andy Murray who improves his winning record over the American. Both matches featured some great tennis and the best players on the day won.
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1 |
Novak Djokovic SRB |
11200 |
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2 |
Roger Federer SUI |
9430 |
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3 |
Rafael Nadal ESP |
9105 |
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4 |
Andy Murray GBR |
7500 |
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5 |
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga FRA |
4930 |
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6 |
David Ferrer ESP |
4460 |
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7 |
Tomáš Berdych CZE |
4410 |
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8 |
Janko Tipsarevic SRB |
3090 |
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9 |
Juan Martin del Potro ARG |
2970 |
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10 |
John Isner USA |
2725 |
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1 |
Victoria Azarenka BLR |
9020 |
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2 |
Maria Sharapova RUS |
7610 |
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3 |
Agnieszka Radwanska POL |
7560 |
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4 |
Petra Kvitova CZE |
6250 |
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5 |
Samantha Stosur AUS |
5435 |
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6 |
Serena Williams USA |
5300 |
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7 |
Marion Bartoli FRA |
4945 |
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8 |
Caroline Wozniacki DEN |
4936 |
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9 |
Li Na CHN |
4405 |
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10 |
Vera Zvonareva RUS |
3640 |
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Anyone else notice how empty the stands were?
Anyway, I agree with you Craig -- the best player won in both matches.
It's been a long year, helen w. China had the Olympics. I'm sure a lot of folks stayed home.
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