BMW OPEN
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BMW OPEN
by Tamthewasp » Sat, 28 Apr 2012 15:49
So as the PRO TOUR has just begun lets use this thread to discuss thoughts about the matches and some feedback on how the matchups have been etc etc etc...
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by Tamthewasp » Mon, 30 Apr 2012 00:19
Hmmm. AGGASSI LOL. Evry1 who picked AGGASSI LOL
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by Marco_Theo_81 » Mon, 30 Apr 2012 06:11
1 x Borg ( you )
1 x Davydenko
2 x Roddick
2 x Federer
2 x Sampras
6 x Djoker
6 x Nadal
12 x Agassi
So yes, Tam, you're right. Many Agassis on tour, the brother of Welch?
1 x Davydenko
2 x Roddick
2 x Federer
2 x Sampras
6 x Djoker
6 x Nadal
12 x Agassi
So yes, Tam, you're right. Many Agassis on tour, the brother of Welch?
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by Ali-Iqb93 » Mon, 30 Apr 2012 10:26
Btw how is the draw made for estoril open pro tour.. Doesn't make sense how are the seedings made? Is it some kind of error or what.. I m ranked 40 seeded 3rd.. Lviolnl is ranked 7 seeded 1.. I mean how were these rankings decided?
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by Marco_Theo_81 » Mon, 30 Apr 2012 14:55
Ary1g wrote:Well, after playing Doluprane/Nadal with Federer. I can say right away that I'm not participating in any clay tournaments in the Pro tour.... See you at Wimbledon and the hard court tournaments.
Why? What happened Ary?
6-1, 5-0 is a very clear result.
Nadal on Sand/Clay is very hard to defeat, low balls on that ground, right?
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by Ary1g » Mon, 30 Apr 2012 19:15
Doluprane with Nadal easily ran down every ball I played. Tried everything. Short slices, drops, Inside outs, short crosses, deep in the corners, mixing it up, no matter what I threw at him, he easily kept the ball in play, depleting my stamina to eventually win all the points. Also, Nadals stamina never depletes.. His stamina was always green. Even after rallies of 30+ shots it was still green. So, yes, Nadal on clay will be practically unbeatable imo. Hopefully, there will be a different story on grass and hard courts. We'll see when that time comes.
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by Likos86321 » Mon, 30 Apr 2012 19:28
Ary is right, a good nadal is almost unbeatable on clay.
But if you use certain tactics according to your opponent, you can beat a good nadal (well i do with my djokovic
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The best pro players (and easiest to play with) are agassi and nadal in my opinion.
But if you use certain tactics according to your opponent, you can beat a good nadal (well i do with my djokovic
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The best pro players (and easiest to play with) are agassi and nadal in my opinion.
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by Tamthewasp » Mon, 30 Apr 2012 20:07
djarvik wrote:Borg works wonders against Nadal
Borg is sweet. Especially on clay. Suprised I was the only who picked him .
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