Topic: "Ye Olde Castle" Volume #3 : The Castle Sports Bar

[Brick Top]

I understand you, I feel the same 

[Brick Top]

 I have to go folks. Later 

[Freak3yman84]

I have to go folks. Later 

Later mate.

[Clay Death]

who is that player in your avi general brick top?
 
is that hewitt by any chance?

[Clay Death]

hola general freakyman. whaz cooking general?
 
 
anything exciting happening at the castle at the "toxic dump"?

[Freak3yman84]

hola general freakyman. whaz cooking general?
 
 
anything exciting happening at the castle at the "toxic dump"?

Homework General, always a pain. 

I wouldn't know honestly. I can't go back to the place that betrayed me.

And yes, Brick Top's avi is Lleyton the Legend.

[FedFanForever]

Rusty sure could hit a forehand in 2002.

[Freak3yman84]

Rusty sure could hit a forehand in 2002.

Not to mention a hell of a topspin lob. Fantastic at passing shots as well. A true nightmare for net players.

I still hold my thought that Lleyton has the best mental game of all time. A good mental game isn't just about not getting frustrated, it's about having spirit. Lleyton did both, he never got frustrated and he had more spirit than anyone.

[FedFanForever]

Not to mention a hell of a topspin lob. Fantastic at passing shots as well. A true nightmare for net players.

I still hold my thought that Lleyton has the best mental game of all time. A good mental game isn't just about not getting frustrated, it's about having spirit. Lleyton did both, he never got frustrated and he had more spirit than anyone.

But "spirit" only gets you so far when Hurricane Federer emerged in 2004.

[Clay Death]

i hear rusty had the best wheels in the business in his day.
 
he could run like the win and he could run all day.

[Brick Top]

Rusty sure could hit a forehand in 2002.

Not to mention a hell of a topspin lob. Fantastic at passing shots as well. A true nightmare for net players.

I still hold my thought that Lleyton has the best mental game of all time. A good mental game isn't just about not getting frustrated, it's about having spirit. Lleyton did both, he never got frustrated and he had more spirit than anyone.

His counter game was indeed well suited for a fast courts, well he is still a force on grass even today when is healthy, lets not forget  he made a very good  performance against Novak this year at Olympics. He had a very good career overall but I think he could do even more if there was no serious injuries that he suffered from 2005 till now. Roger Rasheed has really pushed his body  to the limits back than.

[Brick Top]

Not to mention a hell of a topspin lob. Fantastic at passing shots as well. A true nightmare for net players.

I still hold my thought that Lleyton has the best mental game of all time. A good mental game isn't just about not getting frustrated, it's about having spirit. Lleyton did both, he never got frustrated and he had more spirit than anyone.

But "spirit" only gets you so far when Hurricane Federer emerged in 2004.

That was one of most frustrating matches I ever watched and most painful comes a half year later.

[Brick Top]

i hear rusty had the best wheels in the business in his day.
 
he could run like the win and he could run all day.

He would kill his opponents with his running and saving every ball and with annoying come ons 

[Clay Death]

his "come ons" were just for him most of the time from what i have read and heard. he was really just trying to fire himself up and pump himself up.
 
anyway his trade mark come on is impressive. it was so cool that even tipsy and few other players started doing it.
 
i have even seen athletes in other sports doing it.

[Brick Top]

0:17 Rusty signature 
Federer vs Tipsarevic Australian Open 2008 highlights (The video's owner prevents external embedding)

[Freak3yman84]

But "spirit" only gets you so far when Hurricane Federer emerged in 2004.

I never said Hewitt dominated much, bringing up Federer is rather irrelevant in this situation, no?

[Freak3yman84]

0:17 Rusty signature 
Federer vs Tipsarevic Australian Open 2008 highlights

It's called a "vicht" coined by Mats Wilander and Niclas Kroon. http://www.foxsports.com.au/tennis/cmon-lleyton-thats-a-bit-rich/story-e6frf4mu-1111115177535#.UNJyxm_AeUI

[Clay Death]

0:17 Rusty signature 
Federer vs Tipsarevic Australian Open 2008 highlights

cool rusty signature move from tipsy.


is that the match that went on for days and days?

and fed something like 40 aces to win it.

[Clay Death]

0:17 Rusty signature 
Federer vs Tipsarevic Australian Open 2008 highlights

It's called a "vicht" coined by Mats Wilander and Niclas Kroon. http://www.foxsports.com.au/tennis/cmon-lleyton-thats-a-bit-rich/story-e6frf4mu-1111115177535#.UNJyxm_AeUI

good one. good pic of rusty there general freakyman.


he doesnt get to do that much these days. poor fellow.

[Clay Death]

i am ready for the weekend already sports fans.
 
what is this weekend going to bring for you?