Fiero425 said:1972Murat said:Gents, remember the "Debate the point, not the poster" gem? Well, it is true, so lets keep it free of unnecessary tangents eh?
Yeah, right! Make that gent not gents Thank You very much! Only one person has lost their freakin' mind here! I'm still as calm as I can be being insulted by some person I don't know or care to know! :nono :angel:
TennisFanatic7 said:JesuslookslikeBorg. said:TennisFanatic7 said:While labelling Murray grass no. 1 on the back of one Wimbledon final is a bit hyperbolic, to treat it as if it's laughable is just as bad, if not worse. His last 4 grass tournaments have seen him win Wimbledon, Queens and Olympic gold and reach another Wimbledon final. Who exactly is grass number one if not Murray? Nadal with one grass win in the last two years? Djokovic who didn't even get a medal at the Olympics and hasn't won a grass court title since three years ago? Federer is the only one you could make an argument for.
I'll be surprised if Murray fails to make the semi finals but I don't make him favourite for Wimbledon because his general form since he won it just hasn't been good enough.
talking of bad poasts..the one you just emitted has to be up there :huh:..
"labelling murray grass no1 on the back of one Wimbledon final is a bit hyperbolic"..:s wut ?..well I suppose you would be right..if it was july 2012 and we were between that Wimbledon and the Olympics..but its not july 2012 is it, and since "that one Wimbledon final" murray won the Olympic gold, then in 2013 won queens and then Wimbledon..since start of wimb2012 he is roughly 24-1 on grass (?).
It was a typo, I meant to say on the back of one Wimbledon title, apologies for that. I don't exactly know why you feel the need to pick me up on it though seeing as I was clearly putting the case FOR Murray being "grass #1" at the moment. Perhaps read by the first line in future so you don't end up labelling other peoples' "poasts" as bad ones when they're actually saying the same thing you're saying
JesuslookslikeBorg. said:TennisFanatic7 said:JesuslookslikeBorg. said:TennisFanatic7 said:While labelling Murray grass no. 1 on the back of one Wimbledon final is a bit hyperbolic, to treat it as if it's laughable is just as bad, if not worse. His last 4 grass tournaments have seen him win Wimbledon, Queens and Olympic gold and reach another Wimbledon final. Who exactly is grass number one if not Murray? Nadal with one grass win in the last two years? Djokovic who didn't even get a medal at the Olympics and hasn't won a grass court title since three years ago? Federer is the only one you could make an argument for.
I'll be surprised if Murray fails to make the semi finals but I don't make him favourite for Wimbledon because his general form since he won it just hasn't been good enough.
talking of bad poasts..the one you just emitted has to be up there :huh:..
"labelling murray grass no1 on the back of one Wimbledon final is a bit hyperbolic"..:s wut ?..well I suppose you would be right..if it was july 2012 and we were between that Wimbledon and the Olympics..but its not july 2012 is it, and since "that one Wimbledon final" murray won the Olympic gold, then in 2013 won queens and then Wimbledon..since start of wimb2012 he is roughly 24-1 on grass (?).
It was a typo, I meant to say on the back of one Wimbledon title, apologies for that. I don't exactly know why you feel the need to pick me up on it though seeing as I was clearly putting the case FOR Murray being "grass #1" at the moment. Perhaps read by the first line in future so you don't end up labelling other peoples' "poasts" as bad ones when they're actually saying the same thing you're saying
I did see you were agreeing with me..sort of, more like damning me with faint praise claiming the other "poast" was "just as bad, if not worse".
and its not just one wimbledon title..its all the rest too. :idea:
Moxie629 said:Fiero425 said:1972Murat said:Gents, remember the "Debate the point, not the poster" gem? Well, it is true, so lets keep it free of unnecessary tangents eh?
Yeah, right! Make that gent not gents Thank You very much! Only one person has lost their freakin' mind here! I'm still as calm as I can be being insulted by some person I don't know or care to know! :nono :angel:
It's really hard to ever call you "calm," since you never met an emoticon, exclamation point, or hyperbolic statement that you didn't like. You get around here like your hair is on fire all the time, so you've got a lot of nerve calling out JLLB for using emoticons against you. If you're going to be emphatic with your posts, you have to take it, as well. Remember you said this about Murray:
"If he was that great on grass, why did he have to come back from 0-2 against an also-ran like Verdasco last season? He played in 2 finals, winning one! That doesn't register in my mind as someone that dominant on the surface! We'll see if he even makes the semi's next month! :lolz::snigger:laydownlaughing "
Actually, that Verdasco match was interesting for both of them. No one expected Verdasco to feature, and Murray was surely nervous about expectation. So good on Fernando for trying to capitalize, but better on Andy for finding his nerve and form. I wouldn't snigger about that match…I thought it was one of the more fascinating of last year's men's Wimbledon. As to the rest of your comment, who do you think, then, would be considered dominant on grass, for now?
1972Murat said:Gulbis is out, Wawrinka goes through without breaking a sweat (maybe a little) after Baggy folded it seems like. Murray wins first match under the guidance of Mauresmo. Tomic cannot buy a win, loses to Radek the chick magnet.
Iona16 said:For me there is no better sight in tennis than Murray on a grass court. In his Wimbledon whites of course.
1972Murat said:Gulbis is out, Wawrinka goes through without breaking a sweat (maybe a little) after Baggy folded it seems like. Murray wins first match under the guidance of Mauresmo. Tomic cannot buy a win, loses to Radek the chick magnet.
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