I. Haychew said:Looking forward to the Haas vs. Kohlschreiber final. I like both guys, but I think I'll be pulling for Kohlschreiber. Head-to-head is 2-2 (all on grass).
I think Tommy takes this in 2 straight sets. Pk has a good game but beating Haas in this final will not be an easy task. Haas just does everything quite a bit better than PK does.I. Haychew said:Looking forward to the Haas vs. Kohlschreiber final. I like both guys, but I think I'll be pulling for Kohlschreiber. Head-to-head is 2-2 (all on grass).
Mastoor said:Haas bought me when he was cheering for No1e in MC final, so I guess us No1e fans should stick together. However, my favourite German player is actually the Swabian.
btw, can anyone tell Kohlschreiber from Stakhovsky. I can't. Neither I can tell No1e's girfriend from Ferrer's wife?
Alex said:It's great to see smaller tournaments like these getting attention due to their interesting fields. Very cool that it's going to be an all German final. I'm partial to Tommy, but may the best man win.
It's unfortunate that Tommy fell in three sets to Ferrer in that Miami SF after he gone through the trouble of taking out Djokovic and Simon. Murray probably would have beaten him in the final anyway, but I would have liked to have seen him reach a M1000 final this year. I know it's been said many times, but it's amazing to see what he's doing at 35 and after so many problems with injuries. I hope he can have a great run at Wimbledon (just not at the expense of Novak!).
herios said:Mastoor said:Haas bought me when he was cheering for No1e in MC final, so I guess us No1e fans should stick together. However, my favourite German player is actually the Swabian.
btw, can anyone tell Kohlschreiber from Stakhovsky. I can't. Neither I can tell No1e's girfriend from Ferrer's wife?
Where did you see Ferrer's wife? You made me curious
Mastoor said:herios said:Mastoor said:Haas bought me when he was cheering for No1e in MC final, so I guess us No1e fans should stick together. However, my favourite German player is actually the Swabian.
btw, can anyone tell Kohlschreiber from Stakhovsky. I can't. Neither I can tell No1e's girfriend from Ferrer's wife?
Where did you see Ferrer's wife? You made me curious
There's some female in Ferrer's box occasionally. I don't know if she is wife or gf.
Here they are pictured together and they don't really look alike, but when they show Ferrer's one in the box I always think it is No1e's Jelena.
http://keepitchic.com/2012/07/05/the-merry-wives-and-girlfriends-of-wimbledon/
Mastoor said:btw, can anyone tell Kohlschreiber from Stakhovsky. I can't.
Alex said:Did you all catch Tommy's reaction when he won? He fell straight to the ground. It obviously meant a lot to him. Great to see him with his daughter on court after the match too. Here's his reaction: http://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/480357_561145673908473_497056596_n.jpg
Sidenote: Tommy's German is really beautiful to the ear. He's from Hamburg, so of course. LOL.
#13 now. Auf geht's, Tommy!! So close to the top 10!
Moxie, I am just astonished how well Haas is moving..You are correct this is all due to motivation and commitment. Maybe some of us older players can take note also.. I sure haveMoxie629 said:Alex said:Did you all catch Tommy's reaction when he won? He fell straight to the ground. It obviously meant a lot to him. Great to see him with his daughter on court after the match too. Here's his reaction: http://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/480357_561145673908473_497056596_n.jpg
Sidenote: Tommy's German is really beautiful to the ear. He's from Hamburg, so of course. LOL.
#13 now. Auf geht's, Tommy!! So close to the top 10!
I saw the end of the match in replay. Tommy was clearly moved. I have to admit to being a little stunned he's at #13...in a good way. I rather thought the comeback was going to be mostly about being contented with some good wins, and rambling around in the mid-30s. Boy, was I wrong! Haas has come back to play high-quality tennis, with an eye to real results. Some of the younger players should take note of what motivation and commitment can do.
Mastoor said:Broken's theory about midcarders must be working if 35yo can go back to top 10.
Moxie629 said:Mastoor said:Broken's theory about midcarders must be working if 35yo can go back to top 10.
That might be El Dude's theory, his "lost generation," I think. But yes, Mastoor, you take my point. Obviously, Tommy has a lot of lovely game, but I think some of the younger guys should look at themselves, then at these 30-something guys doing so well, and ask themselves: "Is the problem my game, or my belief?"
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