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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew1" data-source="post: 2769545" data-attributes="member: 209812"><p>After today&#039;s awful 2nd round loss to a player 116 in rankings is it time for federer to go, he&#039;s been out played in last year and clearly hasn&#039;t been hitting the standards of someone who dominated back in 05-10 ( in my opinion a poor era) he gets out played by nadal, Murray, Djokovic more and more so and were even seeing the likes of tsonga beat him, he&#039;s playing against some of the best around and clearly he can&#039;t consistently challenge and beat the top 3, he concedes way too many unforced errors and doesn&#039;t have the attacking play of nadal Djokovic and Murray, and you can only do so much at the age of 32 which he will be in August, why dent a great reputation retire at the top I feel that is at the end of the season, people may argue this but his 1V1 comparisons against the top 3 suggest he&#039;s outplayed especially of recent and he&#039;s like 17-7 down on nadal,</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Andrew1, post: 2769545, member: 209812"] After today's awful 2nd round loss to a player 116 in rankings is it time for federer to go, he's been out played in last year and clearly hasn't been hitting the standards of someone who dominated back in 05-10 ( in my opinion a poor era) he gets out played by nadal, Murray, Djokovic more and more so and were even seeing the likes of tsonga beat him, he's playing against some of the best around and clearly he can't consistently challenge and beat the top 3, he concedes way too many unforced errors and doesn't have the attacking play of nadal Djokovic and Murray, and you can only do so much at the age of 32 which he will be in August, why dent a great reputation retire at the top I feel that is at the end of the season, people may argue this but his 1V1 comparisons against the top 3 suggest he's outplayed especially of recent and he's like 17-7 down on nadal, [/QUOTE]

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