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Australian Open Final- Live TV Streams (Free)
Rafael Nadal vs Novak Djokovic, Sunday, 7:30pm (8:30am GMT)
One thing for sure is that we’ll see a fantastic match of tennis in Sunday’s Australian Open final. What are the points to consider in who will win? Here is how they stand:
In Nole’s favour:
- “Owned” Rafa in 2011, destroying him in six finals, dropping only three sets
- Has won twice at Australian Open, making this his most successful Major
- Undisputed Number One, riding high on confidence
- Superb all round game, his serve and backhand are superior to Nadal’s, and is able to match him in defensive play. Spectacular form in attacking from the base line.
In Rafa’s favour:
- Despite the memory of 2011, still leads the head to head 16-13. Rafa remembers beating Djokovic, if not the 2011 model Djokovic
- An extra rest day, with a relatively easy 4 set win compared to Nole’s almost five hour marathon finishing 43 hours before final time
- Ten Grand Slams, 14 finals – superior experience when it comes to the crunch of five set Majors
- Enormous confidence boost from a fantastic win over Fed in the semis.
- The guy you just cannot grind down over five sets, the rough and tumble spirit of body and mind that will see him win
Yes, I pick Rafa to win this one, and start a great year with Majors in Australia, France, and possibly Wimbledon.
Defending champion, Novak Djokovic must surely now rate as the hot favourite given his 2011 form and the 6-4 lead in the head to head, but Andy Murray has had a running start to the year and could represent a tough hurdle for the Serb.
The same pair met in last year’s final, with Djokovic overcoming Murray in straight sets (6-4, 6-2, 6-3).
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Australian Open Semifinals- Live TV Streams (Free)
Novak Djokovic vs Andy Murray, Friday, not before 7:30pm (8:30am GMT)
Incredibly though, they have met just once at the Australian Open – that epic match from 2009 when Nadal beat Federer in five sets – the first time Rafa had won a hard court Grand Slam title.
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Australian Open Semifinals- Live TV Streams (Free)
Rafael Nadal vs Roger Federer, Thursday, not before 7pm (8am GMT)
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