kskate2 said:La Monf is down and slow to get up.
It looks like he's ok, but he's in a hole. Down 5-2 in the final set
Tommy played brilliantly in the final set. La Monf mounts a spirited comeback, but comes up short. I can't believe this guy is sliding around like this is a clay court.
Tommy serves out the match 6-7 6-3 6-3. Fantastic job for the old guy.
Front242 said:kskate2 said:La Monf is down and slow to get up.
It looks like he's ok, but he's in a hole. Down 5-2 in the final set
Tommy played brilliantly in the final set. La Monf mounts a spirited comeback, but comes up short. I can't believe this guy is sliding around like this is a clay court.
Tommy serves out the match 6-7 6-3 6-3. Fantastic job for the old guy.
Turned over to watch Hewitt and Del Potro and quickly got bored and stopped watching. Good win for Haas to setup a rematch of last year's final against Haas. Monfils trick shot in the 2nd set was very entertaining but you've gotta wonder what he's thinking. Does he just want to be remembered as a crazy performer with countless crazy youtube clips or does he want to actually win matches?
rafanoy1992 said:Front242 said:kskate2 said:La Monf is down and slow to get up.
It looks like he's ok, but he's in a hole. Down 5-2 in the final set
Tommy played brilliantly in the final set. La Monf mounts a spirited comeback, but comes up short. I can't believe this guy is sliding around like this is a clay court.
Tommy serves out the match 6-7 6-3 6-3. Fantastic job for the old guy.
Turned over to watch Hewitt and Del Potro and quickly got bored and stopped watching. Good win for Haas to setup a rematch of last year's final against Haas. Monfils trick shot in the 2nd set was very entertaining but you've gotta wonder what he's thinking. Does he just want to be remembered as a crazy performer with countless crazy youtube clips or does he want to actually win matches?
Front, I never knew there are two Tommy Haas in the tour. Unless, Roger changed his last name to Haas
Also, wow Federer just double bageled a player!
rafanoy1992 said:Front242 said:kskate2 said:La Monf is down and slow to get up.
It looks like he's ok, but he's in a hole. Down 5-2 in the final set
Tommy played brilliantly in the final set. La Monf mounts a spirited comeback, but comes up short. I can't believe this guy is sliding around like this is a clay court.
Tommy serves out the match 6-7 6-3 6-3. Fantastic job for the old guy.
Turned over to watch Hewitt and Del Potro and quickly got bored and stopped watching. Good win for Haas to setup a rematch of last year's final against Haas. Monfils trick shot in the 2nd set was very entertaining but you've gotta wonder what he's thinking. Does he just want to be remembered as a crazy performer with countless crazy youtube clips or does he want to actually win matches?
Also, wow Federer just double bageled a player!
DarthFed said:Big match for Federer tomorrow. Haas is playing great at home as always. If he loses tomorrow and enters Wimbledon with no confidence at all then his chances are minimal.
Front242 said:DarthFed said:Big match for Federer tomorrow. Haas is playing great at home as always. If he loses tomorrow and enters Wimbledon with no confidence at all then his chances are minimal.
You know I was thinking about this earlier and in reality it makes sense 'cos Roger hasn't won a title for months. But then I thought, hmm, he lost to Tommy here last year and people must've said the same thing and what happened? He won Wimbledon. By the same token people wrote Murray off early for losing to Mahut in the 2nd round of Queens last year and he ended up making the final of Wimbledon for the first time, and was ahead for the first 2.9 sets till Fed turned it on at the tail end of set 2. So while it's good to go in with a win here, it didn't make much difference to either of them last year. Big fan of Haas and I still think he has a good shot to defend his title here and I wouldn't mind at all really if he does even at Fed's expense, if only to see Tommy's ranking stay where it is.
I. Haychew said:Shouldn't it be "Le Monf" instead of "La Monf? "Le" being masculine and "La" being feminine?
DarthFed said:Front242 said:DarthFed said:Big match for Federer tomorrow. Haas is playing great at home as always. If he loses tomorrow and enters Wimbledon with no confidence at all then his chances are minimal.
You know I was thinking about this earlier and in reality it makes sense 'cos Roger hasn't won a title for months. But then I thought, hmm, he lost to Tommy here last year and people must've said the same thing and what happened? He won Wimbledon. By the same token people wrote Murray off early for losing to Mahut in the 2nd round of Queens last year and he ended up making the final of Wimbledon for the first time, and was ahead for the first 2.9 sets till Fed turned it on at the tail end of set 2. So while it's good to go in with a win here, it didn't make much difference to either of them last year. Big fan of Haas and I still think he has a good shot to defend his title here and I wouldn't mind at all really if he does even at Fed's expense, if only to see Tommy's ranking stay where it is.
I hear you but it's different this year. Last year he didn't look good at the French but was very good until then. This year he pretty much hasn't done well anywhere except for Rome (and even that wasn't a great tournament given the final and his competition leading up to it). I am a fan of Haas too and didn't mind all that much last year when he beat Roger in the final, but tomorrow I will be rooting hard for Roger. I think he needs a positive result badly. A win over Haas would actually be his "most quality" win of the year believe it or not except for maybe Tsonga at AO.
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