Rafael Nadal Breezes Through US Open Competition

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In his first tournament as the world's primary tennis threat, Rafael Nadal has breezed his way into the fourth round.Nadal's most recent win on Saturday came at the hands of Serbian 22-year-old Viktor Troicki. With the 6-4, 6-3, 6-0 decision under his belt Nadal will move on to American Sam Querrey in Round 4.Leading up ...

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[NFLaddict]

I wonder if he will manage to win the US Open this year? Still a lot of games to be played but the way he played makes it look easy to do.

[Red Knight]

I wonder if he will manage to win the US Open this year? Still a lot of games to be played but the way he played makes it look easy to do.

I am of the opinion that few will bet against Nadal. His stamina is very convincing even though he has not reigned beyond the quarterfinals in Flushing NY. I think Federer will bounce back in U.S. Open and regain his glory to win 5th straight Flushing NY crown.

[Love the Babes]

I am of the opinion that few will bet against Nadal. His stamina is very convincing even though he has not reigned beyond the quarterfinals in Flushing NY. I think Federer will bounce back in U.S. Open and regain his glory to win 5th straight Flushing NY crown.

I agree. I think Federer rules these grounds and he will go all the way. Nadal is not going to make it easy for him though.

[Nothingbutnet]

I'm a fan of Federer, but I'm just not sure if he can regain the powerhouse stature he had before. There's talk of him being ranked number 3 so I just don't know. Nadal is younger and is basically the energizer bunny that never stops hitting the ball back to the other guy! That said, I want Federer to win the US Open.

[Mike0715]

I had Nadal pegged as a mainly clay court guy, but taking Wimbledon corrected me on that. He seems to have a history of running out of gas this time of year, and Federer has four Opens under his belt. I'm really looking forward to seeing howe this plays out - Nadal's momentum or Federer's history at the Open?