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Pleeease! the moral victory bull doesn't fly anymore. Rod had a chance but chocked, just like every other time he's played Federer. Took on the world? pfff... chocked on it is more like it.
http://budurl.com/aRodtennis
"Many tennis fans will remember the 2009 4th of July weekend as the time Roger Federer supplanted Pete Sampras' all-time majors record. But I'll remember it as the weekend Andy Rod took on the world."
The full article (with pictures!) here: http://budurl.com/aRodtennis
Pleeease! the moral victory bull doesn't fly anymore. Rod had a chance but chocked, just like every other time he's played Federer. Took on the world? pfff... chocked on it is more like it.
I dunno about that article cuz the premise sounds lame, but I think its kinda cool how Rod bloaded the UK outta having their native in the finals against Federer. That other Andy supposedly has a winning record against Federer.
it only makes sense had he been in other finals
It must suck to play the best match of your life and still lose.
P/S: What's that "Andy Rod vs the world" crap? for a moment, after the match was over, you kinda feel bad for the guy because he always loses and he was pretty close this time. But now nobody gives a about him, Federer's record is all people talk about.
You clearly didn't watch the match. This wasn't your normal "Federer destroys Rod " event. True, he gave away the second set, but Rod stuck with it mentally after that. Rod 's effort was very impressive against a player he's struggled with in the past, and I think he's got a shot to win another slam soon if he continues to play at this level.
You'd get "Andy Rod vs The World" if you read the article because Federer wasn't the only guy he had to play in the final weekend of Wimbledon.
Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame
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