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thanks guys. so rusty was a monster tennis prodigy. he wasted no time at all in reaching a world #1. wow.
rusty had serious wheels on him general alex. the game moved away from him a little bit. not everybody small can win at the top. ferru and davydenko were the exceptions but even they could never win anything really big.
Quote from: Clay Death on December 14, 2012, 08:39:46 PMrusty had serious wheels on him general alex. the game moved away from him a little bit. not everybody small can win at the top. ferru and davydenko were the exceptions but even they could never win anything really big.affirmative general. its great to see rusty still out there giving his all to be able to compete in a sport he loves.did you know that he is one of nadal`s favorite players?Spot on. Now Rusty just wants to compete and as long as he is healthy and can give a tough time to top players like he did against Djokovic in AO and Olympics he will be around
Im pretty sure for Jerzy and the other guy looks promising. Yanks are really in need of a top player.
I see Jerzy doing some damage in 2013. Among American hopefuls I like Steve Johnson. He won back-to-back NCAA singles titles and went on a 72 match winning streak to end his collegiate career. The guy knows how to win!
Quote from: Brick Top on December 19, 2012, 03:56:30 PMIm pretty sure for Jerzy and the other guy looks promising. Yanks are really in need of a top player.Yeah, it's been a sad state of affairs for US mens tennis since Agassi and Pete. And unfortunately I don't see any Grand Slam quality talent for the foreseeable future.
the problem with janowicz is his serve and low percentage groundgame would be not as effective in outdoor conditions.........
Klizan anyone?
Quote from: Freak3yman84 on December 19, 2012, 06:27:36 PMKlizan anyone? great observation general. he is making great strides.he was very impressive at the u.s. open. i can see him continuing his climb in the rankings.
d-pot is in lethal form already general shanks.