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Originally Posted by vvvrulz lol. I find that 'come on' so irritating. He is a fighter though. |
You know, what, I do so many commons while I'm watching Hewitt play on telly it becomes an irritation for those arround me, so I can kind of feel the concerns everyone raises, but I don't think I can help it, neither can Hewitt, just think the common ons make him what he is, some part of that never ending determination comes by virtues of those common ons, and yes, at least its a nicer way of celebrating then crying!!! (remember Wimbeldon last year?)
I can't see how Hewitt will lose this now, he's too fired up now. I think he would have won against Federer too. With all that has been said about him having played soo much to get through to the finals, I do think much of that is over hyped, from the last set vs Roddick (which he won 6-1) he looked as fit and as energetic as anyone in the tournament. Safin has obviously playing well, he beat Federer after all, but if Hewitt plays like he has been, he'll beat him hands down, for my money at least
I know people will laugh at this, but I had a dream (as in a real dream while sleaping at night) and in that I saw Hewitt take the open, I actually saw him do it, and I saw my self too in that dream, sitting just behind Llyeton's box in the Rod Lever, ....oh how I love the Aussie open, my favorite grand slam next to Wimbeldon I have to admit.
CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!
Hewitt Rules, Period.