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If we will have less then 14 sign-ups, we may consider combining two tournaments into one.
eliomelma wrote:Vultures?...
inseedious wrote:The most thought I would reach the final. Lost the first round vs Lokius. Again, winning more points. I joined this tourney not as a vulture, but just to play a few good matches. I also chose Federer in order, and not a defender or a spinner, to stay away from easy victories. Maybe I was wrong, because Lokius defeated me, despite the experience and skill gap. I was a disaster at net, maybe damaged a lot by his spin. I was very frustated during the match, because he could hit lots of mishits and nets, while I maybe hit 2-3 mishits in 3 sets and never hit the net. Verdasco was just better than Federer, because his high spin let him close his offensive points with deep accels and winning lots of defending points with deep top spins and mishits. Also he hit lots of lines with serve, while my Federer had a low % of first serves. This match showed our problems balancing attack with defense (I mean high spin players, cause I know that Verdasco isn't a pure defender), which we are trying to solve. Actually is possibile to win lots of points just defending and waiting for a mishit.
I'm sad to have lost so early, cause I'll probably leave top 20 because of a good AO, but I hope to play some other good matches when 1.13 will be released.
Elias wrote:well Lokius is not much known around and perhaps new but i was told he's pretty good. There is not that much balance issues imo besides current power/speed, and Verdasco forehand wich is actually too strong. Besides this, he's not a defender, rather a PB, so that his spin is not that overhelming like can be Nadal or Ferrer ones. Still spin is an obvious advantage on clay, especially against a one hander Federer, as it should be though
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