Any major champion will recall a decisive moment in the tournament when they took the opportunity to seize the match and take the title. Waiting for unforced errors, and rolling the ball in as what is seen in junior tennis cannot be transferred onto the professional tour of the mens. Murray still gives his opponent plenty of tantalising mid court ball to hit, while he waits for the enforced error. The veteran now in his 6th year as a pro, has becoming less attacking with his forehand. The relying on his natural quickness and counter punch has got him to a career high of number 2 in the world but no majors yet. Shrove Tuesday could come early with a performance as flat as a pancake if the Scot persists with his junior game against Nadal