very confident in davydenko what's the reason for the line drop?
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There's still concerns about his wrist.
From another site:
Davydenko had this to say after beating Greul:
"After three months out, it was hard to come back. Training is nothing like matches, and I was so tired out there - my legs were so heavy. But after winning the tiebreak, I was less nervous and just got better and better. I am slowly getting my self-confidence back and I still hope to get back to the highest level."
The Russian admitted he had been advised not to play in Halle since his wrist was not fully healed, but he did not want to be on the sidelines any longer.
Davydenko: "I was not ready for Paris because I could still feel pain and it would have been hard to come back in a five-set match. I felt my recovery was going so slow so I decided to take a risk and come to Halle. It was my decision. I don't feel any pain anymore and, after training for four days, I feel my wrist is now holding."Comment -
i might have read last night that he said that he had no energy left in his legs in the second set against greul.......my eyes were half closed so im only 70 percent sure i read this.
i dont understand why is benneteau a +150 dogBaba-e-qaum ne farmaya, too chal me ayaComment -
Agree on both picks.Comment -
Davydenko sucks on grass too in general outside of Wimbledon.Comment -
I think Becker has a decent chance. Becker beat him in 2008 at Wimbledon and now Davy has the wrist issue...Comment -
Davydenko lost btw.
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