Indications are that Roger Federer's return to the US Open comes with a taste of revenge from last years defeat in the final to presently injured Argentine player, Juan Martin Del Potro, who is a no show for the tournament.

Oddly enough Roger gets an Argentine player Brian Dabul, to ventilate last years frustrations and made short work of Dabul in one hour and 26 minutes 6-1, 6-4, 6-2.

Which one will come to play...Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde?

After watching the Cincinnati final between Roger Federer and Mardy Fish it became obvious to me that Federers career is a tale of two Federers and more questions were left open in that final.

It is sort of a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde story, the tale of two totally different tennis players in one.

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Far too many questions started to pop up about what happened in Toronto. Why Roger Federer was out of juice and allowed an extremely erratic Andy Murray to prevail?!

In my opinion it goes back many years and to Wimbledon 2010.

...Altered States of Mind!

In Toronto Roger Federer had a hard time adjusting to the serve and volley and chip and charge game of Michael Llodra a French player who is mostly known as a doubles and tennis serve and volley specialist, but who has grown into a respected contender in the men's singles as well.