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Just curious

Will his schedule be similar to this year and previous years or will he skip a lot of tournaments to have a chance of doing better at the majors?

At Wimbledon, olympics (except the final) his serve was good. At Cincinnati, his serve was excellent but since then he has struggled with his serve at the US open and now at Shanghai. Should he add a bit more power to his serve to do well in the coming tournaments?

The guy is so crap and yet Fergie continues to play him. Last season, Ferguson ruined Dimitar Berbatov's united career by playing this shithole ahead of him and now he is doing the same to Hernandez. Berbatov is way better than him and he is gone to Fulham and now Hernandez might be on the way better.

So, now Murray has won a grand slam, people are expecting big things from him like winning multiple slams next year and the no 1 ranking. Are you kidding me?

I have heard a lot of people say that Murray is part of the big 4 now, but how is that even possible?

The guy sucks on clay and hasn't won a title there. He hasn't even been in a clay final. So until he wins something on clay, he can't be considered a part of the 'elite' 4.

Remember, I am not a Murray hater. He is a very fine player but I am just stating the obvious.

Is the current season rankings or the current world rankings?

Novak Djokovic is currently season number 1, but Roger Federer hold the current overall ranking as number 1. So if these two rankings stay the same, which of these guys will be the year end number 1 player?

And if so, then to who and when?

then would Murray have still won?

Why does the hard court season continue after the Australian open? All the masters 1000, 500 and 250 are preparation for the grand slams and after the Australian, the next grand slam is on clay, so shouldn't the clay court season start straight after the Australian open. This can enable to have the French open held a little earlier than usual and so we could have a longer grass court season.

Roger broke another record by becoming the first man to win 5 cincinnati titles. Isn't he just amazing?

I just finished year 13. However, instead of going to uni next year, I will be staying an extra year, so will I be getting ema next year?

With Nadal as the defending olympic gold medalist and not playing this time around, will he lose points?

Federer has already won 5 titles this season and needs just one more title to make this his best season in terms of titles since 2007.

2007: 8 titles

2008: 4 titles

2009: 4 titles

2010: 5 titles

2011: 4 titles

2012: 5 titles so far.

So is Fed really declining or is he improving?

I know that BBC shows the wimbledon, olympics and atp world tour finals, but what about the other grand slams, atp 1000, 500 and 250 series? Please reply.