djarvik wrote:Banthasmaker wrote:There is four risks shot in the exchange. But it's true that we aren't fan of RT or double trigger, we now how to use it but when we have a match together, we both limit our use of it because it makes the MS match become somewhat boring and repetitve. (serve-winner or serve-return-winner)
That is because both of you are simply not good enough to handle and return risk. Basically in your mind risk=winner (as you describe it).
Believe me when I tell you, far from it.
I am all about LT risk.....and I can't see any in your exchange.can you point them out? ...just curious.
...and sorry, didn't mean to offend or anything man.....but really, your balls are landing just around service line....never close to baseline or side line.
EDIT: just watched the video again. I am now sure that LT risks were not used at all. Maybe 1-2 RT? ....but then again yo guys hit most shots with RB so that in itself gives it a bit more pace.
I don't thought being that bad. Last time we met, you won 6-3 7-6, which is not an enormous victory, and even against you, my risks shots often made winners.
But you're alright, we rarely use LT shots during our matches, and I think the level/style you play depends also on the type of player you have against you. Risk shots are not similar to winners, but with all the 90/90/90/90 players on the MS tour, the points tend to become shorter and shorter, and some match becames repetitive due to the power/stats of players in that tour.
Anyway, i've posted this topic just to share with you a sympathic moment of a match with a good friend, who have not played many match so far, and to have your stories about amazing rallies you made in your past matches (as you do at the end of your first message here), not to brag about it or anything, knowing that I'm not the world number one.
Sorry.
) This one was part of my favorite matches over the tour, hope you'll enjoy it :
