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Jim65
06-09-2019, 11:13 AM
Losing that 2nd set just pissed him off.
93-2 all time at the French Open and one of those losses was an injury retire.
Peter_Spaeth
06-09-2019, 11:24 AM
Losing that 2nd set just pissed him off.
93-2 all time at the French Open and one of those losses was an injury retire.
He's not too shabby on other surfaces either. We have certainly lived in a great era of tennis the past decade with 3 of the top players of all time.
Jim65
06-09-2019, 11:32 AM
He's not too shabby on other surfaces either. We have certainly lived in a great era of tennis the past decade with 3 of the top players of all time.
Not too mention Serena too. IMO, best womens player of all time.
Peter_Spaeth
06-09-2019, 12:06 PM
Not too mention Serena too. IMO, best womens player of all time.
Hands down.
Marckus99
06-09-2019, 12:31 PM
Spaniard. Hands down.
Snapolit1
06-11-2019, 10:00 AM
Sure many will vehemently disagree, but the worst thing that has happened to tennis in recent times has been the fact that men's division has been ruled by so few players. Maybe fascinating to avid fans of those guys but not to casual fans, who are dying for underdog stories. Tennis is about as exciting as the Patriots being good is every year is to non Bostonians.
pokerplyr80
06-11-2019, 05:40 PM
As a casual fan I disagree. I'd much rather watch a Federer vs Nadal final then some guy I've never heard of. Djokovic is fun to watch as well, and it's nice to root for Murray at Wimbledon. But I don't know much about the other guys.
Peter_Spaeth
06-11-2019, 05:45 PM
I can't imagine anything better than having three all time greats in their primes simultaneously. Tennis sucked once the Connors-Borg-McEnroe era ended. Stefan Edberg vs. Ivan Lendl vs. Pat Cash or whoever, who cared? These are epic rivalries and confrontations. Steve you are a contrarian lol.
frankbmd
06-11-2019, 08:11 PM
I can't imagine anything better than having three all time greats in their primes simultaneously. Tennis sucked once the Connors-Borg-McEnroe era ended. Stefan Edberg vs. Ivan Lendl vs. Pat Cash or whoever, who cared? These are epic rivalries and confrontations. Steve you are a contrarian lol.
Evert - Sampras - Navratolovehe
Seems to me like tennis elites in small numbers have always dominated the field.
The odds of an unseeded player working their way through 5 of the top 32 seeds has always been a long shot, a really long shot, like Curry shooting from Frisco and scoring in Oakland
To each his own, but the first seventeen rounds at Wimbledon hold little fascination for me. A good finale with a predictable pair can be entertaining though.
Has Rod Laver retired yet?:D