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Federer always shows us weak points early in the tournaments, even in Wimbledon he's a slow starter. Nadal is always playing the same. I think Federer is a lot stronger mentally and able to drive the match where he wants it but a big questionmark is whether his game will be good enough to beat Nadal. He has a tendency to drift away with unforced errors and generally seem uninterested but hopefully he will be up for the challenge.
The Roland Garros is even more difficult for players who want to challenge Nadal on clay - unlike other clay surfaces the ball travels with tremendous spin when Nadal hits, making it extremely tough to dictate any kind of game.
It will be a real disappointment once again for the tournament if we have yet another one-sided match.
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