Tamthewasp wrote:Officially Murray is the best returner of all time. According to the ATP but stats alone never tell the true story.
djarvik wrote:Personally - the "best server" has to be define by two things:
- How much the player relies on his serve to win.
- How much did that serve win for that player.
Both categories Samprass is the top choice by far.
djarvik wrote:Hmmm... I actually think his serve got better with time and is likely at its best now. He had slightly more pop a few years back, but he has a better placement now and his kick serve got better.
Cincy is the fastest court in ATP, not surprising Fed was not broken.
NARCOSIS2009 wrote:djarvik wrote:Hmmm... I actually think his serve got better with time and is likely at its best now. He had slightly more pop a few years back, but he has a better placement now and his kick serve got better.
Cincy is the fastest court in ATP, not surprising Fed was not broken.
Just read through this thread.... and have to say this just to annoy you Djarvik..... since you wanted debates like good old days and to prove you wrong... you forget about a certain Paris Bercy court
Cro Morgan wrote:The best according to Murray....
"Andy Murray sat down with The New York Times to build the perfect player. Asked what the best shot in tennis history is; the one Murray would most want? He answered, “Pete Sampras’s serve would definitely be up there”. The Scot would take the forehand of his coach, Ivan Lendl. “From what I’ve seen on videos... he used to just dictate matches with it, make guys do a lot of running as well. It was very accurate and a heavy shot.” The World No. 4 would like to have Novak Djokovic’s topspin backhand, while he admired Tim Henman’s “fantastic, fantastic slice” and Andre Agassi’s return game. He also would choose the volleying skills of Stefan Edberg, “probably one of the best movers at the net”, Patrick Rafter and Rod Laver."
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