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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
With Federer pretty much done, Nadal not likely to win again except on clay, and the new guard not really up to Novak's level yet, it's hard to imagine a likely candidate to beat him. Of course, they don't play on paper so who knows. But he still seems to be in his absolute prime, and capable of winning seemingly every crucial point.
Very low production RC by the way.
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I used to work at Tennis Canada where we put on the Rogers Cup every year and was lucky enough to spend a lot of time with Nole when he came to town. Great guy and always signed a few things for me.