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“Federer serves it deep and wide and attacks to the net….” on any surface or against any player it would hve been a similar story, .. following it with a perfect volley and point to the master……………………. but the story changes when the man across the net is the one “Rafael Nadal” and the surface is clay….

Federers’ greatness among the champions who hve graced this game is rest assured..some consider him to be the finest to hve ever graced this sport … and for obvious reasons… but the man knows tht to silent all his remaining critics( very few to be precise!!!) on his position as the greatest of his sport, he has to be the last man standing at the clay of Paris.

It is not tht he is not good enough.. for players with far lesses qualities thn him hve won at the clay of Paris….but he faces may be the toughest person he could hve ever faced on this surface in the open era.Nadal may not be the most elegant player to watch play.. but then again his game was never supposed to be elegant and nor is every one born Federer.It is so ironic tht wht other players feel playing against him on any other surface, Roger faces tht on clay.

The question which arises now is tht will the great man be ever able to win the title at Paris….?… and answer to tht would be very tough too…
Counting him off on clay will be a mistake even Nadal will never do……..