Don't forget "no pun intended", also by Stan the Man. (Though I'm in the Kirby camp , ie Jack was woefully undercredited for all those Marvel creations.)
Feel me Jelenafan..Stan was the Man and Kirby was a genius...I " no pun intended"..thanks for the reminder..
The other genius for me was the great Jim Steranko's psychedelic pop art tinged "Nick Fury, Agent of Shield" issues. Classics indeed!
I had tickets to that 1st rd match in 2011 with my cousins,I had just got off a plane from Sydney earlier,so I was brain dead and it did not help my cause when Isner was leading I can assure you.
It's blyatiful to watch. He will take all enemies back to gulag!
Since you were so right about Nadal not lasting long on tour, you're probably going to be right about Medvedev.Like I thought about Nadal because of his hugging the baseline, I can't see Medvedev lasting long on the tour! Those dropshots he had to run for all day have to be debilitating eventually! It was why he had nothing left in that USO Final against Nadal; "playing too far behing the baseline!" He's so vulnerable to those short balls! He has a great game and moves beautifully, but the workout he had to go to get past this latest HOTTIE from Spain has to be draining! Never heard of A. Davidoch Fokina B4 that I can recall anyway! Will Med even make it to the final getting extended like that?
Or, maybe they know more than you do about their own games.
Think about how great and accomplished Rafa was at that age. Rafa ambushed Roger on the hard courts at Miami..That's was when.the legend of Nadal was beginning
It's hard not to think of it. Even the commies on TC said it was unfair to make the comparisons. Rafa says that Alcaraz is the best future of Spanish tennis. I'm sure that Alejandro Davidovich Fokina is not happy with that, but we shall see. Yes, Rafa beat Roger in Miami at 17. It's hard not to think of the birthday thing: Today, on his 18th birthday, Alcaraz lost on a big stage to Rafa. But he played well. Rafa, on his 19th birthday, beat Roger Federer in the SFs at RG, and went on to win the title, 2 days later. He's still our last great teenager, on the men's side. It's good to see so many promising ones coming up. But the old guard is not giving ground just yet.
Apparently my young Aussie Alexi is going to channel his 'Inner Soderling' against Rafa tomorrow.
Medvedev's needs to address his foot work on clay for starters, his transition to the net needs attention too,even on a HC.,I understand he has not practiced on clay that much,he has openly said he does not like clay,his main goals for clay this year was to go past RD 1 at RG.Like I thought about Nadal because of his hugging the baseline, I can't see Medvedev lasting long on the tour! Those dropshots he had to run for all day have to be debilitating eventually! It was why he had nothing left in that USO Final against Nadal; "playing too far behing the baseline!" He's so vulnerable to those short balls! He has a great game and moves beautifully, but the workout he had to go to get past this latest HOTTIE from Spain has to be draining! Never heard of A. Davidoch Fokina B4 that I can recall anyway! Will Med even make it to the final getting extended like that?
Of course he will not get to the F.Like I thought about Nadal because of his hugging the baseline, I can't see Medvedev lasting long on the tour! Those dropshots he had to run for all day have to be debilitating eventually! It was why he had nothing left in that USO Final against Nadal; "playing too far behing the baseline!" He's so vulnerable to those short balls! He has a great game and moves beautifully, but the workout he had to go to get past this latest HOTTIE from Spain has to be draining! Never heard of A. Davidoch Fokina B4 that I can recall anyway! Will Med even make it to the final getting extended like that?
