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Federer is playing Federer-like tennis again (close enough) after his fall from grace in 2013, while Nadal is the World No. 1 and top seed in the Australian Open, the tournament he missed one year ago with a severe knee injury. Major trouble people face during such problems is approaching the court while not knowing what to do? But while his play can be breathtaking, his mannerisms and oddities continue to be even more captivating. It wasn’t the way the tournament was supposed to play out, but it happened. That narrative however collapsed quickly as upsets and poor play by his opponents made Nadal’s path much easier, even as he personally truggled to gain his footing. The two Spaniards trained together in Barcelona earlier this year prior to Nadal’s first tournament back since Wimbledon in 2012. Little did they know at the time, they’d be facing each other in the US Open quarterfinals eight months later. Both are battling injuries — Federer has old man feet; half of Nadal’s hand is missing — but both know the importance of tonight’s match and long to be the one holding the ink pen when this chapter of history is written.

The sports’ rivalry of the decade, thought to be a distant memory, is back in the first Grand Slam of 2014 when we thought we had seen its last chapter at this magnitude. He is a marketable tennis star, his run over the last two years has been remarkable and his comeback from injury is an important storyline over the next couple of months. He adds that because video games are now portable (as opposed to decades ago when it was confined to a TV or a desktop computer), they’ve eliminated the last advantage that literature had in the battle for kids’ attention. Clearly I don’t pay enough attention. Right now, if you’re a Comcast user, then you’re expected to rent a Comcast box, or shell out for a TiVo and pay for it to be installed. The attraction ends at the end of the mirror maze just to the right of the manors entrance. His running forehand is an absolute thing of beauty and he unleashed it countless times on Dimitrov with such a fury that the Bulgarian simply had to applaud in admiration.

Or maybe it is that they feel the pain when he blows his chance for glory, as he did when he missed a wide open court forehand on set point in the third, a miss that probably cost him the match. Wawrinka upset the tournament’s top seed in the finals to become the lowest-ranked player to win a Grand Slam singles title since 2004 and the lowest-seeded man to win the Australian Open since 2002. He said it felt like it was dreaming when he won the match, a feeling I can share with him considering I fought off snores to watch him do it. I understand that it isn’t healthy for a man to spend so much time counting another man’s tug at his backside, I simply can’t comprehend or ignore it. 22 year old Bulgarians rarely have that kind of pull, but Grigor does and thus I spend the match looking for clues as to how he became such a ladies man. Serena Williams was unable to summon the old magic as her Wimbledon return ended in a first-round defeat to little-known Frenchwoman Harmony Tan on Centre Court.

Kacsmaryk, who at just 44 years old could be on the bench for decades, is showing what happens when the Know-Nothings get power. But Nadal did just enough to not let it happen, thus preventing the same shocking result that befell Djokovic the night before and likely setting up his best chance in years to win that second Australian Open title. But for me, every Grigor match is about the exact same question. But this match had very little to do with him. But Federer was able to rebound, controlled the fourth set as he had the first two and set up a second dream match between legends, this time opposite Nadal, for those of us ready to have little sleep again late on Thursday night/Friday morning. So, the original concept seemed to have a little bit of potential, well, to gullible sorts anyway, but good grief. If so, expect progressives in the media to pull out the rest of their hair by the handful next summer. There is the oddity of the ATP and WTA Tours, which put on only a handful of tournaments every year that are attended by all the top players, making statistics like “titles” somewhat meaningless without an understanding of the field of any given tournament.

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