AUSTRALIAN OPEN PREDICTIONS AND RESULTS (MS)
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by coke4 » Wed, 26 Jan 2011 23:54
fedfan wrote:Coke why u not playing?
After the US Open I decided I no longer wanted to continue playing boring ITST matches, I thought there were a lot of unenjoyable matches out there and I didn't see the point any more. Still occasionally play sim friendlies tho, but only against players I enjoy playing, I just beat Villa there
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by maximo » Thu, 27 Jan 2011 00:01
coke4 wrote:fedfan wrote:Coke why u not playing?
After the US Open I decided I no longer wanted to continue playing boring ITST matches, I thought there were a lot of unenjoyable matches out there and I didn't see the point any more. Still occasionally play sim friendlies tho, but only against players I enjoy playing, I just beat Villa there
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by coke4 » Thu, 27 Jan 2011 00:08
maximo wrote:coke4 wrote:fedfan wrote:Coke why u not playing?
After the US Open I decided I no longer wanted to continue playing boring ITST matches, I thought there were a lot of unenjoyable matches out there and I didn't see the point any more. Still occasionally play sim friendlies tho, but only against players I enjoy playing, I just beat Villa there
do you have something to say?
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by maximo » Thu, 27 Jan 2011 00:14
there are many players that think like you, nothing more.coke4 wrote:maximo wrote:coke4 wrote:fedfan wrote:Coke why u not playing?
After the US Open I decided I no longer wanted to continue playing boring ITST matches, I thought there were a lot of unenjoyable matches out there and I didn't see the point any more. Still occasionally play sim friendlies tho, but only against players I enjoy playing, I just beat Villa there
do you have something to say?
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by coke4 » Thu, 27 Jan 2011 00:17
maximo wrote:there are many players that think like you, nothing more.coke4 wrote:maximo wrote:coke4 wrote:fedfan wrote:Coke why u not playing?
After the US Open I decided I no longer wanted to continue playing boring ITST matches, I thought there were a lot of unenjoyable matches out there and I didn't see the point any more. Still occasionally play sim friendlies tho, but only against players I enjoy playing, I just beat Villa there
do you have something to say?
I didnt know whether you were agreeing or trying to provoke sorry
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by DRII » Sun, 30 Jan 2011 17:23
DRII over Riley in 4 sets...
I've had some tough losses to Riley lately so I decided to change things up, because to do the same thing and expect different results is insane
So I change my service position to right at the tee, and vary service spins. Long story short, it works both in the medibank final and Australian quarter. I was able to somewhat neutralize Riley's return, which is one of the best in the game. Very difficult matches.
I've had some tough losses to Riley lately so I decided to change things up, because to do the same thing and expect different results is insane
So I change my service position to right at the tee, and vary service spins. Long story short, it works both in the medibank final and Australian quarter. I was able to somewhat neutralize Riley's return, which is one of the best in the game. Very difficult matches.
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by patko7 » Sun, 30 Jan 2011 23:28
QF:patko7 defeats swifty: 7-6,7-6,7-6
Again a three-tiebreaker in three matches
unbelieveble , its not something to be proud of lol.
What can I say, swifty plays very agressive tennis in this match. He served very well, and it was difficult to return and have a longer rally with him because he hit the balls so hard. For myself I served very well today, not much aces but more with variation. I was hitting not much unforced erros en the risks shots helped me to make the difference I think.
Next round probaly against Nitoflament, hope to have a good match.
Again a three-tiebreaker in three matches
unbelieveble , its not something to be proud of lol.
What can I say, swifty plays very agressive tennis in this match. He served very well, and it was difficult to return and have a longer rally with him because he hit the balls so hard. For myself I served very well today, not much aces but more with variation. I was hitting not much unforced erros en the risks shots helped me to make the difference I think.
Next round probaly against Nitoflament, hope to have a good match.
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by Q. Reese » Thu, 03 Feb 2011 09:50
Hey man. That had to be a deep match. Congrats on the win. I am trying to stay up-to-date on the other tours.
I see you did not make it to the final round:
http://www.intertopspintour.net/index.p ... 3&gc=PSTS3
That is okay. You gave it your all man!
I see you did not make it to the final round:
http://www.intertopspintour.net/index.p ... 3&gc=PSTS3
That is okay. You gave it your all man!
'06 Wimbledon, Hamburg Masters, & 4 Doubles' & 4 Singles' Titles
2 U.S. & French Doubles' Finals
542 Tournaments, 1024 vs. Opp., 1204 Rds.
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QF/SF/F/Title/End-Year Championships/Trophy: 105/49/20/10/10/30
2 U.S. & French Doubles' Finals
542 Tournaments, 1024 vs. Opp., 1204 Rds.
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by patko7 » Fri, 04 Feb 2011 21:51
@Q.Reese: Yeah it was a very hard match, at the first set in the tie-break we got a connection fail which was very chit . I Lost the tie-break and I was not concentrate in the beginning of the second set. Nito breaked my serv in the very first game of the second. After the second set I toked more risks and more powerful groundstrokes to dominate the rally. It works which was fine and I won the tie-break. The fourth set tiebreaker I had 3 setpoints to finish the set but the luck was not on my side.
It was a good semi final and a I'm happy for make it so far in a GS.
. I Lost the tie-break and I was not concentrate in the beginning of the second set. Nito breaked my serv in the very first game of the second. After the second set I toked more risks and more powerful groundstrokes to dominate the rally. It works which was fine and I won the tie-break. The fourth set tiebreaker I had 3 setpoints to finish the set but the luck was not on my side.
It was a good semi final and a I'm happy for make it so far in a GS.
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by Q. Reese » Sun, 13 Feb 2011 10:40
Very good man. That is the right view point. There is no use crying with the result you put "Down Under."
I will follow-up on your game in the next grand slam event for sure!
I will follow-up on your game in the next grand slam event for sure!
'06 Wimbledon, Hamburg Masters, & 4 Doubles' & 4 Singles' Titles
2 U.S. & French Doubles' Finals
542 Tournaments, 1024 vs. Opp., 1204 Rds.
Davis Cups/Captain/Rds.: 07/05/11
QF/SF/F/Title/End-Year Championships/Trophy: 105/49/20/10/10/30
2 U.S. & French Doubles' Finals
542 Tournaments, 1024 vs. Opp., 1204 Rds.
Davis Cups/Captain/Rds.: 07/05/11
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