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Of course he can win, but do I think he will win? I really don't think he will and I fear it could be a straight sets defeat. Roddick has got to two Wimbledon finals already in the past (2004, 2005) in which he lost them both to none other than Roger Federer. I am British so was quite gutted to see Murray lose to Roddick yesterday :( but I admit that Roddick played absolutely brilliant and got his gameplan for the match spot on. He also with that played possibly the best match of tennis in his career so far and I believe if he is to beat possibly the World's best ever tennis player on his favorite surface he has to play his best ever and a little bit more. Roddick has a great coach who will be able to give him a great gameplan I believe but I still think that Federer will have to much for him. If Roddick can serve as well as we know he can though and take the sets to a tie-break then he has a real chance as he is a tie-break specialist. What a final to look forward to :P Ashame for the British though that the wrong Andy ( for us at least :P) got there instead. 
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voted helpful: philipy
I don't see why not. He's playing very well, just defeating number 3 seed Andy Murray in 4 sets. He'll have to continue to play at the top of his game to beat Federer and even that will be difficult, but he has a fighting chance.
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Andy very much deserved to win today and I think he gave up. Maybe thats why RF prevailed today because he did not give up as a true champion.
Andy has always been good starter, but his focus would gradually diminish and lose the match. But today, he remained strong through out the match and held his serve until the last one...Hope he comes back fit to get his name on the board.
Nice to see all the legends at once.
No one manages perfect consistency in tennis, and on top of that after four hours things start to go, in the footwork, the timing, speed around the court.
Actually it says a lot about him that he didn't buckle earlier after setbacks that would demoralise a lot of people.
I hope he gets another slam or two one of these days, he sure deserves it.
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