Can Dominic Thiem stand any chance against a Relaxed Roger Federer in Sunday’s ATP BNP Paribas Open final at Indian Wells?
Bovada does not think so. The sportsbook has created Federer as the overwhelming favorite to win against the match.World No. 2 Nadal took his warm-up on Saturday after which released a statement saying that his knee would not allow him to play in a level required to compete at the match.It would have become the 39th career match between Nadal, 32 and Federer, 37, the world’s No. 4-ranked participant. They’ve gone without clashing since 2017 on courtroom. Federer has won their last five encounters.
Nadal suggested his knee started bothering him throughout the second group of his 7-6(7-2) 7-6(7-2) victory over Karen Khachanov from the quarter-finals on Friday.
The very first time that Federer and Nadal ever faced each other was in doubles competition at Indian Wells in 2004.
Thiem Toughs It Out
When his oppoent Gael Monfils has been forced to withdraw due to an Achilles tendon injury thiem also got a free ride. He wasn’t so fortunate in his semifinal against Raonic.The two fought tooth and nail during the first two sets. A slight border went in the opening set to Thiem. The small advantage was obtained by Raonic in the second set, when he recorded 10 of his 17 game aces.It was 2-2 in the third set when Thiem broke Raonic’s support to win a marathon fifth game. Thiem never lost service the whole match. It had been his first career victory in three attempts against Raonic.
World No. 8 Thiem advances into his third career ATP Masters 1000 closing and his first on a hard-court surface.
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