Roland Garros -French Open 2010

by **djarvik** » Sun, 23 May 2010 16:06

Cro Morgan wrote:Even though he retired, I still don't think Gulbis was injured. My guess, a couple of hotties are sitting at the club bar and Happy Hour ends in 20 minutes.

Okay, now what? With Gulbis out, what are we gonna talk about for the next two weeks??

Exactly my point :lol:

OK, more boring Federer talk :roll:

So how good is Federer? Let's hear.

by **AUSSIE_FABS** » Sun, 23 May 2010 16:12

Debakker made it into 2nd round therefore better than gulbis :lol:

Personally I'm going to be talking about how awesome rafa is, unless he gets knocked out in which case everyone will talk about he is done and how his injury hampered him lol.

by **Moralspain** » Sun, 23 May 2010 16:13

Grand Slams are different to the rest of tournaments, i´m not surprised about what happened with Gulbis, to play well the Grand Slams you need to be a good player, be physically well and the most important thing.... be mentally strong , and Gulbis needs to improve that aspect of his game

btw: Gulbis will be a top 5 sooner or later,no doubt, but it´s not the time yet

by **Moralspain** » Sun, 23 May 2010 16:25

fedfan wrote:Gasquet winning is bad news for Murray, I was surprised Verdasco choose to play this event though given all the matches he has had.

BTW...Fer lost his nerves against Gasquet, as it seems because Richard played hitting moonballs all the time :lol:

http://www.as.com/tenis/articulo/verdasco-pierde-final-nervios-gasquet/dasten/20100523dasdaiten_4/Tes

Don´t ask me to translate what he said, not good things.... but in short "**** **** French" and more things :lol:

by **Amazing Matheja** » Sun, 23 May 2010 17:17

Moralspain wrote:...
BTW...Fer lost his nerves against Gasquet, as it seems because Richard played hitting moonballs all the time
...

It's very true that Gasquet was playing a lot of moonballs (but they were NOT hitting the baseline!

)...But i saw the match and honestly Ver lost his nerves against the crowd...NOT against Gasquet...

by **Amazing Matheja** » Sun, 23 May 2010 17:37

And who the hell is this Daniel Brands??!? :evil:

(I found he looks a bit like Krajiceck!-physically...)

Edit : here is what i found about this Brands
"The German finished a year-end best No. 92 highlighted by a 35-23 Challenger record with one title and five SF showings…In ATP World Tour play, advanced to his first SF in Munich in May (l. to Youzhny in three sets)…Two months later reached 3rd RD in Hamburg, posting his first Top 10 win over No. 7 Simon (l. to Mathieu)…Closed season on home soil with title at Eckental (d. D. Brown), SF at Aachen (l. to R. Ram) and Salzburg (l. to Berrer) Challengers…Earned a career-high $165,713."
He lost to Paul-Henri Mathieu...And he took 2 sets to Tsonga?!? :evil:

by **Moralspain** » Sun, 23 May 2010 17:52

Amazing Matheja wrote:And who the hell is this Daniel Brands??!?
(I found he looks a bit like Krajiceck!-physically...)

Edit : here is what i found about this Brands
"The German finished a year-end best No. 92 highlighted by a 35-23 Challenger record with one title and five SF showings…In ATP World Tour play, advanced to his first SF in Munich in May (l. to Youzhny in three sets)…Two months later reached 3rd RD in Hamburg, posting his first Top 10 win over No. 7 Simon (l. to Mathieu)…Closed season on home soil with title at Eckental (d. D. Brown), SF at Aachen (l. to R. Ram) and Salzburg (l. to Berrer) Challengers…Earned a career-high $165,713."
He lost to Paul-Henri Mathieu...And he took 2 sets to Tsonga?!?

yeah i´m watching the match, and that guy is playing great, Wilfried is in danger

by **Amazing Matheja** » Sun, 23 May 2010 17:54

Man!Brands is playing awesome!!!A very few direct faults,a great rythm in his shots...WHO.IS.THIS.GUY?!?

by **Amazing Matheja** » Sun, 23 May 2010 18:05

Wow!This guy can flat-serve on the "T" at 211 km/h! :shock:

Actually, he serves around the 215 km/h very easily!...
Pfff...Comin back from a hell day of work (where they all pissed me off) to see that

Brands?!... :evil:

by **Amazing Matheja** » Sun, 23 May 2010 18:32

YEEEAAAAHHHHH!!!!!Thx Jo-Will!!!!!
Blunt...touching myself...now

by **Vieira151** » Sun, 23 May 2010 20:46

Latvian 23rd seed Ernests Gulbis tries to remain positive after picking up a hamstring injury and retiring hurt during his first round clash against Julien Benneteau: "When I returned a serve, 2-1, second set, I stretched my leg, my hamstrings, and I heard two cracks. I'm going to get an MRI in hospital and check it. I will try not to be pessimistic for the grass court season. There are not many tournaments. Queen's, Wimbledon, I really enjoy, I enjoy playing on grass."

Taken from eurosport.

Your views? Is he injured or did he just want to get to the french ho's? :lol:

by **djarvik** » Sun, 23 May 2010 21:09

The "cracks" are what worries me. I heard cracks in my knee years ago... This doesn't sound good at all. :cry:

by **TomBs** » Sun, 23 May 2010 23:46

Crack, strings... it's all about drugs and women if you ask me!

by **Coolhand Texas** » Mon, 24 May 2010 00:03

i dont believe he is actually hurt, i could be wrong, but i think he just wanted out of that match

by **Cro Morgan** » Mon, 24 May 2010 01:35

Coolhand Texas wrote:i dont believe he is actually hurt, i could be wrong, but i think he just wanted out of that match

I agree. Even if he was hurt to some degree, come on, this is the French Open. You think Nadal would have bailed cause his leg had a boo-boo. Don't think so.

Roland Garros -French Open 2010

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