SuBa says no-one was talking about Djokovic before Wimbledon .
Maybe Castle wasn't. But if you weren't talking about the guy who won the Australian Open and had lost one match all year - beating Nadal four times in the process - as a contender, you were probably insanse.
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They're too afraid to rate anybody above Murray. Federer and Nadal? That's one thing but another guy ahead of Murray?
Also, with regards to winning the US Open, well that's going to be a pretty hard call. I hope Del Potro shows what he did at Wimbledon there (and improves his ranking in the meantime too).
As Canada gets the U.S. feed, we have to put up with the discussion about how the level of U.S. tennis has dropped. Conversely, it does mean that we get people like John and Patrick McEnroe, Brad Gilbert and Chris Evert doing colour commentary which is good. Both McEnroes and Gilbert are great for analysing a player's game, including weaknesses. Not that they are infallible as they were focussing on Nadal and Federer for the most part.
As for Murray, from what I have seen, he does not seem to really enjoy tennis and looks as if he is only doing it to please his mother!
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Apparently Nadal suffered a hairline fracture on the foot he injured v Del Potro and could be out for 6 weeks.