The Resurgence OF Andy Murray

[ClayDeath]

tomorrow I will explain how andy pulled this off.

 

[Federberg]

lendl had nothing to do with this.

andy has been working hard on his game and even harder on his fitness long before he asked lendl to sit in his corner again.

I completely agree with you.

 

[Ricardo]

tomorrow I will explain how andy pulled this off.

don't bother, you are clueless. Murray has always been a hard worker, but his breakthroughs only came during Lendl. I don't actually give a damn why certain idiots don't give Lendl credit, or their hidden agenda, probably just don't like him. But facts are facts, Andy won nothing significant before and after Lendl......spin it anyway you like, it's all excuse as only facts matter.

what's obvious, the Lendl naysayers are nothing but shallow biased idiots.

 

[Ricardo]

the idiots also say coaching isn't that important, really? Djoker served like crap when Martin coached him. Besides, at their level it's not even that technical, the champions find a way to instill their winning mentality into talented players who are able to compete with confidence, consistency and up to their ability.

Lendl, Becker, Norman, Chang, Edberg, Roche, the list goes on and on, yet idiots remain blind and give stupid opinions based on nothing.....sign of the times. Probably lack of tennis credentials yet plenty of BS opinions against facts......typical of certain posters here.

 

[ClayDeath]

I completely agree with you.

it is good to have somebody of lendl's stature and experience in your corner. lendl provides the calm comfort.

andy can let his emotions get the best of him at times but he calms down and relaxes when lendl is in his corner.

but lets be clear about why andy pulled this off:

1. he did well in davis cup on clay
2. he did well in madrid
3. he did well in rome
4. he did well at RG

that told me very early on that andy was finding traction with his ground game. it also furnished him with the confidence needed to do well at Wimbledon. all this was happening long before lendl was asked to sit in his corner.

lendl or no lendl, andy quietly set his sights on Wimbledon. he knew he had to be ready if opportunity presented itself.

andy gets 75%-80% of the returns back in play. that is a massive advantage. that means he can get into those points and place the pressure on the other side of the net.

you cant win in this sport if you cant break. you have to be able to get the ball back on their serve.


it also takes some pressure off your on serve.

andy was hungry, focused, determined, and in rhythm thanks to his huge progress and work on the red clay.


now compare that with rafa who has made an art form out of lip service. andy is out there working, competing, and battling for his place in the tennis universe while rafa is just talking about it.

roger was prepared too to some extent. what he was not prepared for was 10 sets in his last 2 matches. that took a lot out of him. he ran out of steam but that is understandable. he is 35 next month. but at lease he is putting himself in a position to challenge for slams and masters events.

 

[ClayDeath]

this resurgence of the great dunblane warrior has steep historical implications.

if he can secure a win or 2 on the north American hard circuit against djokovic going into flushing meadows, he will be arriving there with significant confidence.

of course he can do it without a win over djokovic. we all saw what happened at Wimbledon.

andy can slow down the djokovic assault on the slam hardware and make the sport more interesting and more competitive.

djokovic will probably get 14-15 majors but getting past 17 becomes a slightly more difficult proposition for him if andy can grab the next slam.

 

[isabelle]

this resurgence of the great dunblane warrior has steep historical implications.

if he can secure a win or 2 on the north American hard circuit against djokovic going into flushing meadows, he will be arriving there with significant confidence.

of course he can do it without a win over djokovic. we all saw what happened at Wimbledon.

andy can slow down the djokovic assault on the slam hardware and make the sport more interesting and more competitive.

djokovic will probably get 14-15 majors but getting past 17 becomes a slightly more difficult proposition for him if andy can grab the next slam.

so he must win Toronto 'cause he said he would'nt play Cincy so good luck in Canada Andy

 

[ClayDeath]

so he must win Toronto 'cause he said he would'nt play Cincy so good luck in Canada Andy

Toronto title will help obviously.

A win over Djokovic will just add to the resurgence and the momentum.

 

[Carol]

Ivan Lendl has added Toni Roche to the team who is specialist in attacking game and volley and who trained Lendl years ego and also advised Federer between 2006-2007 and now to advice Muzz too. Hewitt who collaborates with him closely in the Australian Tennis Federation said to the BBC: "I can say for sure that Tony exchanges views with Ivan about adjustments and instructions in the game that Andy is getting now"
Some players soon will need a bigger airplane to carry all their coaches/advisors..

 

[isabelle]

Andy pulled out of Toronto, he wants to save his energy for OG

 

[masterclass]

It seems that Wimbledon winner, Andy Murray is now practicing at Nadal's Academy in Manacor, Mallorca.in preparation for the Olympics. Lendl is not in the picture at the moment. But not to worry, Andy is in good hands.

Uncle Toni is sharing his wisdom there along with Jaime Delgado.

Meanwhile, Toni's nephew Rafa was relaxing on his boat. with his family, friends, and Maria.

Respectfully,
masterclass

 

[masterclass]

Make no mistake, this hard work by Andy is not only for the Olympics.
He's sparing no expense to win the US Open, that is both physically and monetarily.
His team is constantly growing and he's working as hard as ever.
Novak finally won Roland Garros and deserves to relax a bit. Can't really blame him.
Federer and Nadal have had their day and now prefer to eat chocolates and relax at home or on yachts with their families.

Andy could be #1 in the world. Who says he won't have it by the end of the year?


Respectfully,
masterclass

 

[ClayDeath]

Make no mistake, this hard work by Andy is not only for the Olympics.
He's sparing no expense to win the US Open, that is both physically and monetarily.
His team is constantly growing and he's working as hard as ever.
Novak finally won Roland Garros and deserves to relax a bit. Can't really blame him.
Federer and Nadal have had their day and now prefer to eat chocolates and relax at home or on yachts with their families.

Andy could be #1 in the world. Who says he won't have it by the end of the year?


Respectfully,
masterclass

andy plots the destruction of others for more hardware glory while rafa has been busy plotting his own destruction for years now.

nobody could stop rafa but rafa and he did.

this is not any new revelation. people who read Camelot and Discuss Tennis would know that we called this several years in advance.

 

[ClayDeath]

Andy's resurgence is real folks.

he has always wanted to be #1. he will never stop fighting.

failure exists only in no longer trying and no longer fighting.

 

[ClayDeath]

Andy for the gold in Rio.

go andy. just do it.

 

[isabelle]

Andy for the gold in Rio.

go andy. just do it.

yes do it again Andy !!

 

[Tennis Fan]

don't bother, you are clueless. Murray has always been a hard worker, but his breakthroughs only came during Lendl. I don't actually give a damn why certain idiots don't give Lendl credit, or their hidden agenda, probably just don't like him. But facts are facts, Andy won nothing significant before and after Lendl......spin it anyway you like, it's all excuse as only facts matter.

what's obvious, the Lendl naysayers are nothing but shallow biased idiots.

That's what I see too, Ricardo. Andy has always been a hard worker, with or without Lendl. And his wins came under Lendl. It's pretty plain to see. Hard work isn't always enough, everyone is motivated by different means. Coincidence that his latest surge came when Lendl reappeared? I don't think so.

 

[Tennis Fan]

the idiots also say coaching isn't that important, really? Djoker served like crap when Martin coached him. Besides, at their level it's not even that technical, the champions find a way to instill their winning mentality into talented players who are able to compete with confidence, consistency and up to their ability.

Lendl, Becker, Norman, Chang, Edberg, Roche, the list goes on and on, yet idiots remain blind and give stupid opinions based on nothing.....sign of the times. Probably lack of tennis credentials yet plenty of BS opinions against facts......typical of certain posters here.

You really tell it like it is, straight, no chaser. LOL.

 

[Tennis Fan]

Rafa and Andy practice in Mallorca

WATCH: Rafa beats Murray—in practice...
by: Jonathan Scott August 01, 2016

http://www.tennis.com/photos-video/2016/08/watch-rafa-beats-murray-practice/59772/

 

[isabelle]

Andy'll carry the flag in Rio, well deserved honour