Puppet Master said:Not sure how relvenat, but Nadal was spotted hitting with a Head racquet. If you want to see it, just Google it, or visit Men's tennis forum, they posted the video there as well.
He is probably trying to fix his serve with the new stick.d
Carol35 said:Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
GameSetAndMath said:Apparently, this year they were selling WTF tickets at half the face value on the day of the game as they were not sold out.
Also, apparently ATP's revenue this year was just 400 million dollars. This is less than half of the 900 million dollars they made last year. This is attributed to Roger and Rafa skipping considerable parts of the year and the resulting lack of interest from casual fans.
El Dude said:Interesting. Clearly Roger and Rafa have a certain cachet that Novak and Andy haven't been able to match.
What I'm really hoping for is a revival of American men's tennis. If Fritz and Tiafoe can become stars, it will do a lot to boost men's tennis in the USA, which should in turn boost overall popularity. Otherwise tennis could spiral down into a "second tier" sport like rugby or cricket in terms of global popularity.
GameSetAndMath said:Apparently, this year they were selling WTF tickets at half the face value on the day of the game as they were not sold out.
Also, apparently ATP's revenue this year was just 400 million dollars. This is less than half of the 900 million dollars they made last year. This is attributed to Roger and Rafa skipping considerable parts of the year and the resulting lack of interest from casual fans.
isabelle said:GameSetAndMath said:Apparently, this year they were selling WTF tickets at half the face value on the day of the game as they were not sold out.
Also, apparently ATP's revenue this year was just 400 million dollars. This is less than half of the 900 million dollars they made last year. This is attributed to Roger and Rafa skipping considerable parts of the year and the resulting lack of interest from casual fans.
not sure ATP's revenue depend on 2 players....when they retire tennis'll continue as it continued after Borg, Vilas, Becker, Sampras etc....crowd wants new faces, new idols
Carol35 said:isabelle said:GameSetAndMath said:Apparently, this year they were selling WTF tickets at half the face value on the day of the game as they were not sold out.
Also, apparently ATP's revenue this year was just 400 million dollars. This is less than half of the 900 million dollars they made last year. This is attributed to Roger and Rafa skipping considerable parts of the year and the resulting lack of interest from casual fans.
not sure ATP's revenue depend on 2 players....when they retire tennis'll continue as it continued after Borg, Vilas, Becker, Sampras etc....crowd wants new faces, new idols
Well, it depends the point of view but remember that Federer and Nadal since early age got all the attention of the tennis followers because their potential and achievements which the "new faces/idols" have not got it yet and not too many people are talking about them, only something like "maybe they will, they are ok..but..., very unstable, who knows, when they will win the first MS and GS? etc etc etc."
If something doesn't change soon I wouldn't be surprised the ATP could lose more money
Front242 said:So old man Federer apparently has the second highest average running speed on tour after Murray.
http://www.tennis.com/pro-game/2016/11/fastest-players-tennis-djokovic-halep-murray-kerber-dimitrov/62637/
Puppet Master said:Front242 said:So old man Federer apparently has the second highest average running speed on tour after Murray.
http://www.tennis.com/pro-game/2016/11/fastest-players-tennis-djokovic-halep-murray-kerber-dimitrov/62637/
Yeah, there is no way that this data is correct. The first surprise was Djokovic being faster than Murray. Murray's legs do get a little lazy at times but I was almost sure he could reach a higher top speed than Djokovic. After that, we have Raonic, with his athletic build being faster than Federer, Nishikori and NADAL. Come on.
And extremely explosive guys who can get to basically any ball, like Thiem and Monfils aren't even in the top 10.
No way Pova is faster than Serena..Puppet Master said:Front242 said:So old man Federer apparently has the second highest average running speed on tour after Murray.
http://www.tennis.com/pro-game/2016/11/fastest-players-tennis-djokovic-halep-murray-kerber-dimitrov/62637/
Yeah, there is no way that this data is correct. The first surprise was Djokovic being faster than Murray. Murray's legs do get a little lazy at times but I was almost sure he could reach a higher top speed than Djokovic. After that, we have Raonic, with his athletic build being faster than Federer, Nishikori and NADAL. Come on.
And extremely explosive guys who can get to basically any ball, like Thiem and Monfils aren't even in the top 10.
maybe it's Time to go help out his good buddy and fellow Spaniard, Nadal1972Murat said:Milos: "Thank you to Carlos Moya for helping me tremendously this year, alongside my team, to get the best out of me. Under Carlos' direction and tutelage I have played my best yet to date. We will no longer be continuing our coaching relationship but remain close friends. I wish him all the best."
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