say something good about your least favorite player(s)...

[Vince Evert]

Hello All...

This can be one or more. Present or Past...

Djokovic in his heyday a great defender , possibly the best grinder ever seen in the game,
and with a very low percentage of unforced errors.
He also has great anticipation skills and better ROS than either Nadal or Federer.

 

[atttomole]

My fear is that this this thread could devolve into a Fedal argument, like the thread on Correjta talking about Fedal fans.

 

[Fiero425]

My fear is that this this thread could devolve into a Fedal argument, like the thread on Correjta talking about Fedal fans.

Which is why I'm leaving it alone! :whistle:

 

[Moxie]

My fear is that this this thread could devolve into a Fedal argument, like the thread on Correjta talking about Fedal fans.

Rather than fear it, why don't you embrace it. I think it's fun!

 

[Moxie]

OK, you've already said the best things that can be said about my least favorite, Djokovic. Well done, there. So probably my second-least favorite would be Tomas Berdych. However boring his game might be, he's had a lot of consistency in his career, and also people say he's hilarious on social media. And if I'm allowed an extra: Dimitrov. What I can say good about him is that he hits some pretty shots.

 

[Vince Evert]

My fear is that this this thread could devolve into a Fedal argument, like the thread on Correjta talking about Fedal fans.

Hope not. Topic is meant to rattle our brains and find it within our hearts to describe what are the things we do notice about , maybe even liked, regarding players we LUV TO LOATHE. That's not hard to do.

 

[Moxie]

Hope not. Topic is meant to rattle our brains and find it within our hearts to describe what are the things we do notice about , maybe even liked, regarding players we LUV TO LOATHE. That's not hard to do.

Actually, if we can avoid the Fedal Wars, it's interesting to hear who, amongst the others, that people just don't like. Most players inspire nothing more than indifference, for most of us. It'd be fun to hear who, outside of the Big 4 (because you have to exclude Murray here,) inspires actual bile for the fans here...oh, and how they would praise them.

 

[Vince Evert]

Nic Kyrigos serve when it's working, has a lot of variety to it that is good to see, excluding the silly underarms which is disrespectful to tennis in general

 

[tented]

Djokovic - it’s likely if he gets broken, he’ll break right back. Also, great ROS, as @vince evert mentioned. People joke about his Gumpy-like movement, but the guy’s incredibly limber and fit.

John Isner - he probably didn’t come up with the nickname “Big John Isner”

 

[tented]

Rather than fear it, why don't you embrace it. I think it's fun!

I do, too. If it devolves into anything other than the spirit in which it was created, I’ll move the posts elsewhere.

 

[Nadalfan2013]

I respect Djokovic a lot for his plant based diet. I think he also has a vegan restaurant? Great!

 

[Front242]

Mallorca is a lovely place.

 

[Nadalfan2013]

Mallorca is a lovely place.

Swiss chocolate is great too.

 

[10isfan]

What a fun thread. Thanks for starting it!

Nadal has the highest tennis IQ on tour. His shot selection is nearly perfect, and he plays exactly the way the sport should be played to have the greatest probability of winning.

 

[Andy22]

Federer is laver cup goat, Djokovic is maybe future goat hopefully not and, soderling was a ok player even if he beat a injured nadal at RG09.

 

[Vince Evert]

Big JOHN Isner - He's played out in some epic matches at Wimbledon and Davis cup and on his day, is such a fighter. But also lacks consistency especially a ROS. His serve has saved his bacon numerous times.

 

[Vince Evert]

BTW Good to see the topic becoming a grower. Keep the comments coming and thanks guys

 

[britbox]

My least favourite player might enjoy some success in the Tour De France.

 

[Jelenafan]

I’ve always thought Mirka was hot. Uber hot.

I respect that Murray is a feminist at heart, what with his mother and Mauresmo as coaches in his life.