Murray over Davydenko in a very very tight one, Federer over Giquel (duh). I think Jankovic is ready for her close up and will upset Dementieva; and sorry, Lindsay, but Justine's unstoppable. Just like

So far Russia's gamble has paid off. Davydenko, by the way, may be playing on Sunday. Seems he needed more rest. September 22, 2006 in Marat Safin, Tournaments | Permalink Comments Thanks Federated

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Murray over Davydenko in a very very tight one, Federer over Giquel (duh). I think Jankovic is ready for her close up and will upset Dementieva; and sorry, Lindsay, but Justine's unstoppable. Just like

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Blake Criticizes Davydenko Nikolay Davydenko seems to have struck a nerve. It's not often James Blake unloads on another player. From The Herald Sun: US champ blasts Russian's lack of respect NIKOLAY

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Mario Ancic did the same against poor little Kolya Davydenko (from 5-7 1-4), who looked incredibly despondent after losing the second set. Ancic somehow found a second wind after looking haggard and tired