Wimbledon draw released - all eyes on Fedal quarter final

Seeding drama ended yesterday confirming Nadal would be seeded 5 behind David Ferrer. This caused a possible epic between Federer and Nadal in Round of 8. Both have equal chances of winning. Roger who considered to be stronger, but with Nadal in his prime time, stopping him difficult. Definitely it would be a great match again and hope these two won't upset us in reaching quarters.

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Roger Federer receives Rafael Nadal's serve during the final of the 2006 Wimbledon Championships (Photo credit: Wikipedia)[/caption]

On the other side Djokovic must be laughing that easy lane till final. ;) Unless he loose control over the game and the opponent played superb, Djokovic is not going to be out of tournament till final.

Murray, who lost to Roger Federer last year and won Gold medal in the next month at the same venue,on the other side may face either Rafa or Roger in semi-final. Murray left Roland Garros because of injury and he is also in good form after winning Queen's cup.

Overall this is a tough draw for Roger to defend his title. Let's see. Any thing can happen in tennis.

Don't forget

Juan Martin Delpo is back in track after his health problems. And Dimitrov, the baby fed playing in his first Wimbldon as a tennis pro. In junior level he won the Chamionships already.

Complete Draw will be available HERE

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Djokovic's Wimbledon Draw (thetennisteam.wordpress.com)

Federer could face Nadal in quarters at Wimbledon (timesleader.com)

Wimbledon 2013 Draw Announced (vamoswearegolden.wordpress.com)

Wimbledon 2013 Draw Announced (rafaelnadalfans.com)

Federer, Nadal lined-up for Wimbledon quarter-final clash (thenewstribe.com)

Google's Stadia, the GAME changer!

Having a high-end computer or any one of the boxes (Xbox, PlayStation) is not necessary to play high end games in the near future. Recently Google announced a new product from its armory related to gaming at GDC2019, called Stadia . Stadia offers to stream the game in the web browser itself. The game will be loaded and run on the server side, only the video will be played on your computer/mobile. This can be called as Cloud Gaming or Game as a Service (GaaS). All we need is a decent internet connection and probably a subscription for Stadia. No need for any boxes. The traditional premium boxes will be second thought. Since they are expensive for a casual gamer, Stadia will be the best option to experience big games. High tech spec GPUs, high speed processors and all the expensive hardware part will be saved. Hmm, it sounds awesome!! This is another master plan by Google to rule the digital world. Already Google and it's echo system is way more penetrated...

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