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This is NOT a Grand Slam. Only two decades ago, half of the top players don't even participate in this. They have only 3 sets. With some luck, a bad players can beat out a good player. With Grand Slam, the true ability is being tested.
Not really. He still has to win ANY Grand Slam, the true test of a tennis player's ability If Nadal comes back, Murray's chance of winning is getting sliced.
Anyway, since you're offering lessons, why is the final 5 sets and not 3 like the rest of the tournament?
If this game is structured like a Grand Slam, Murray would not have passed Djokovic to reach to the tired Federer who just finished a 4 and a half hour record long match.
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