WHAT'S IT GOING TO BE HEWITT?
Here we go again! What's it going to be Hewitt? Another annihilation from the Fed-Ex or is it going to be different this time?
I have one wish, HAVE A FRICKEN GO OUT THERE! Every time Hewitt plays Federer he is the biggest cat. He doesn't play with any aggression at all, and when he shows glimpses of it he looks great. I have a feeling this could be a totally different result then all the other Federer smashings he gives Hewitt. I really think he will have a go tonight. Bright lights, blue court, monster crowd and green and gold everywhere he looks is what is in front of Hewitt tonight at Rod Laver Arena. A chance to meet the winner of Fernando Verdasco/Nikolay Davydenko in the Quarter Finals of the Australian Open is what lies ahead for both players. This year could be it as the Fed hasn't come out in the papers and said that Hewitt is always a fierce competitor, what a load of shit that is! He has a 16-7 record against him, can't be that tough Roger. Federer has not lost to Hewitt since 2004 and has only conceded five sets to the Aussie. I'm still struggling to work out when it has been tough, I think he just likes to give false hope to Hewitt, makes Hewey feel good about himself and then just smashes him.
Will this be Hewitt's last chance to have a crack this deep into the open? I'm thinking along these lines. His days are numbered, and every time he draws Federer he may aswell pack his bags. Tonight is his chance to redeem himself from all the bad games he has ever played against the Fed and what better way to do it then in front of your home crowd. Federer isn't playing his best tennis so coming out strong like Andreev did in the first round could be something Hewitt may choose to do.If I was his coach I'd be telling him to do so, it's the only chance you have against him.If you sit and wait for him to make the errors you are asking for a god damn beating.
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