Tsonga on his day can beat anyone

but he can also quite easily beat himself.

Murray is in the best shape he's ever been in and showed at the US Open that 5 sets isn't really an issue (unless he plays a 5 setter the day before the final)

Rafa is back from injury and not convincing, Djokovic has been a bit rubbish recently and Murray has beaten Fed too many times now for it to not mean anything. Seems perfectly reasonable to me that he is the favourite.

Posted By: Charles21 on January 13th 2009 at 16:08:52

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Federer questions Murray chances (Other Sports) - Charles21, Jan 13, 15:42:04
- he's acting like such a cock lately (Other Sports) - SCC 28, Jan 13, 15:45:26
  - Surely he must be aware that Murray now owns him? (n/m) (Other Sports) - Charles21, Jan 13, 15:46:46
    - you would have thought so (Other Sports) - SCC 28, Jan 13, 15:48:55
      - clearly can't handle the truth (n/m) (Other Sports) - Charles21, Jan 13, 15:52:23
        
        He may have a point though (Other Sports) - Small, Jan 13, 16:02:52
        
        Tsonga on his day can beat anyone (Other Sports) - Charles21, Jan 13, 16:08:52
        
        I agree with Fed a bit, he has NEVER won a grand slam so to make him favourite (Other Sports) - DiscoDaleGordon, Jan 13, 16:13:40
        
        He's not favourite anyway, he's joint favourite (Other Sports) - Charles21, Jan 13, 16:18:46
        
        I hope he does, would be a massive psycological advantage to him (Other Sports) - DiscoDaleGordon, Jan 13, 16:35:05

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