I’ve almost as much sympathy for Djoko as I have for Murray today.
Anyone that saw the way he saved four set points in that second set tie break – the last of which saw the best defence I’ve seen from anyone at this event – against an opponent armed with bigger, badder weapons than he’ll ever possess, will not, I hope, remain unmoved.
But, unlike Murray, he didn’t start well.
And Berdych, unlike his former headcasey self, hardly wobbled once.
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He didn’t wobble very much against Fed either.
If he comes through against Nadal on Sunday, he’ll not have wobbled, consecutively, past the top three players in the world..
That’s a whole lot of not wobbling.
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