“No one beats me 16 times in a row!”
Roger Federer used to fear Lleyton Hewitt. His groundstrokes, he knew, were better than his. Federer would come to the net and take his chances there. Federer knew, if he were ever to become number 1, that he needed to improve his baseline game. By 2004, when Hewitt had a 7-2 win-loss record, Federer turned