You don't know what goes on in the US? Then stop having an opinion about it. Sorry I missed it before...I always thought you were a troll, but I realize it's just that you're a teenager. All good. BTW, do come to NYC someday...you'll love it.
I live in a big city its called Melbourne not really scared of big citys at All I love them, whats why I would love go to NYC one day at least wrong on that one, I did not know you live in NYC thats great living in a place where us open takes place every year. of course you know more than me about own city than me I dont live there like you said but I think would be better if you said most people follow the rules in NYC because theres NO way in hell that every single person you dont know going or have followed the rules, in fact we already know NYC people break the rules once in NYC thats how it got so bad in the first place that makes you think they not going to do it a second time . anyway I hope you are right and I'm wrong so people stay safe and die I also happy your stating safe as well always deep down liked you moxie.
Do come visit. You'd like us...we're fun! It's not like people don't break the rules here, but we do a pretty good job. Here is how we enforce it, Bronx-style:
your right moxie I dont thats going on in USA So I have No Right have a opinion about this topic, I just sacred for the players but like you said in NYC its better than most states so I will just take your word for it you live where All good hope it all goes well.
of course I love to come moxie you guys seem really nice and statue of liberty can you get on top of that?
I hope it goes well, too. I hope that the USTA and the rest are going to be organized and careful. Because you now what? If they're not, and they fuck it up? That's tennis done for the year. But more importantly, they're risking people's health and careers. Not just players, but coaches and physios and umpires and staff. I know some players (notably Djokovic) have complained about the strict protocols. But tennis players definitely fall in the category of "super-spreaders," given the peripatetic nature of the job, so, like my business, which is freelance and gig-work...they and we have to be the most careful and strict. If they can do it, it might work.
I've only watched a bit that he was playing at Mourataglou, but he wasn't doing well. He was actually sick from the virus. Of the rest that tested positive, we don't really have a report that they had symptoms. But one thing that is coming to be a known/unknown is the lingering and long-term effects. Particularly of lung damage. I do hope that Dimitrov recovers fully, but it's no surprise that he's not back to his best, yet.
We ARE really nice. Even though we talk like gangsters and swear a blue streak completely gratuitously. I'm sure you can't get to the crown of the Statue of Liberty right now. It was closed for a long time after 9/11, and I'm sure it's closed now, like almost everything else. To be honest, you can't really do anything that makes NYC worth visiting right now. The museums and galleries are closed, no theatre, no movies, no concerts, no dance performances. You can't go into a restaurant or bar, but rather cunningly, they've built out into the streets, with flower boxes and twinkly lights, so we're all sitting outside this summer, and it's rather festive. You CAN still eat great food. Or take the ferry to the beach, but that's about it. Otherwise, we're still locked down pretty hard. If Cincy/USO happens, we won't be able to go. We'll just watch it on TV like everyone else. I hope this let's you know how serious and cautious we are still being here in NYC. While we get up everyday and try to make the most of it, there is nothing remotely close to normal about life in NYC.
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That's curious. IIRC, at the USO, singles players won't be allowed to play doubles. Does the same not apply for "Cincy"? They are being played at the same venue, BJK TC, and I would have thought they'd respect the same rules, for distancing, schedules, etc.
However, if it stays one week before RG, then the players who play at USO have a better chance of acclimatizing to the surface. What I wonder is if Paris won't do what NY has, and hold the "Rome" event in Paris at Roland Garros, and keep it all in one controlled place?
