MMThank God I am not one of youI might remind you the same thing at the AO 2025, or the Italian Open in 2025
BTW I will cheer for anyone I choose regardless of what Slam or tournament where in.
I'm sticking with the gold medal winner tonight..I know Donna is yo girl MM
I did read it, and I thought it was a bit harsh on Tiafoe. You gave me a hard time for criticizing Nakashima, who lost his match, so I am going to give you a hard time for giving Tiafoe little chance, when he actually won his. Yes, Grigor is a big ol' folder, but that's still just the QFs. But look who's left. And Sinner's on the other half. This could be a great chance for Frances.
Look he may defeat Grigor , he still has holes in his game, that can be exposed, for me he has to be a more consistent player just not on the Amercian HC, to become a all suface player, he did well on the grass, this year, at times he loses focus and plays to a crowd when you get up to the business end of a tournament thats when you have to be 'locked in, lets see how he goes, he has to convince me otherwise,
I'm just talking about this US Open, which is pretty wide open on the men's side, and he's in the QFs, so he'll only have 3 more guys in front of him, and none of them is Djokovic, (who's half he was in,) or Alcaraz. And he just beat the guy who took out Djokovic.
Lets be honest Pop wasnt the same player that beat Novak okay, Pop had a let down coming into the match, which happens, I mean he should have won the 2nd set, won the 3rd set,
I love Chris Eubanks. I wish he could get back to fulfilling his tennis potential, but he's definitely going to be a great commentator and interviewer when he quits tennis.
It seem Chris is more intent on commentating than playing tennis these days, pity
I don't think it's what he wants as much as what may be left to him. He had an awfully long injury break, which led him to working for TC. He may never be able to get much of his tennis playing career back. Unlike Kyrgios, who seems to prefer it.
Still, it's what's in front of you that you play. And I don't really think anyone left in the bottom half is actually more talented than he is. Maybe Dimitrov, but as you say, he's not a man for the big moments. Zverev is more experienced at this altitude, but definitely not more talented. Same with Fritz. As to the top half, well, let's see who comes out of it. Luck and timing could surely play a role in who wins the title this year.
Quite frankly I feel you have to have more than 'luck to win a GS' title that is my opinion, I still feel it is out of 3 players, but that is why we will watch tennis especially at the business end of a tournament, I didnt think Novak or Alcaraz could win, not with their first couple of matches,lets see who comes out on top
No. It's not the commentary but Eubanks is similar to a late round draft pick in the NFL. Eubanks may have maxed his tennis potentially
