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Quote from: verita1 on March 19, 2020, 11:44:52 PM

Rafael Nadal is a great star in tennis. We know how much he can achieve for his great sports performance. 2020 is a great challenge for his career but currently, the Covid19 has us all in jake. The world economy is being affected and most importantly the safety and health of humanity are at risk. I have never seen what we are experiencing the effects of the virus in the world. The first thing above all is that we succeed in overcoming the virus and the vaccine is discovered in time before it makes more damage.

I think both Roger Federer and Nadal are great tennis players. Roger Federer has more Grand Slam singles title than any other tennis player. I am desperate to see some action happening on the court but, in these situations I do not know how many more months it will take for things to become normal.

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Rafael Nadal is a great star in tennis. We know how much he can achieve for his great sports performance. 2020 is a great challenge for his career but currently, the Covid19 has us all in jake. The world economy is being affected and most importantly the safety and health of humanity are at risk. I have never seen what we are experiencing the effects of the virus in the world. The first thing above all is that we succeed in overcoming the virus and the vaccine is discovered in time before it makes more damage.

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Yes, this cancellation might take longer as we expected, every country is taking a big hit, US and EU wherein most of the tournaments are being held. And I'm expecting players as well to take care of themselves not to get infected.So let's admit that we will missed tennis for now and will have to wait till everything has settled down.

With that said, let us re-lived 2001: Pete Sampras vs Andre Agassi QF match.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sh2ApXMSCY

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Well as I suspected we won't be seeing any tennis in 6 weeks as they first thought. I'm starting to think that we might not see any grand slams this year with the way things are going right now. Not just with the corona-virus but the economy is taking a big hit as well and that will effect everything.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on March 19, 2020, 02:18:45 AM

Quote from: Juggy777 on March 19, 2020, 12:54:04 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on March 18, 2020, 06:33:58 PM

Quote from: casperBGD on March 17, 2020, 03:23:15 PM

https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/51930214

we will have RG as last grand slam this year, since it is delayed for the end of September, from 20nd till 4th of October, just one week after US Open, it clashes with Laver cup, but there was not other spare dates, and French federation do not want to cancel it

since Laver cup is promoted by Nadal, he could miss RG due to his contract obligations, so tournament will be without the king, doubt that it will happen, but RG decided new dates without consultation
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/mar/17/french-open-tennis-postponed-until-late-september-due-to-coronavirus

Ok, but the schedule is messed up right now, one week break for tennis athletes though is nothing so I guess they can re-adjust with the grueling schedule this year. I think we will see minor tournaments being cancelled totally this year, to give way to bigger tournaments of them all, the Grand Slam.

I think Nadal has no choice but to go with Laver Cup, but let's see how it goes, maybe tournaments official will have to work out so that there will be no conflicting schedules.

I can’t believe how messed up the schedule has got as players will barely get time to recover, and many players will now have to play in selective tournaments only to keep themselves fit, which will dilute the competitiveness in these tournaments. As far as Nadal is concerned we will have to wait and see what he chooses, but I don’t expect him to participate in both the tournaments due to the various injuries he has suffered in the past, therefore he’ll be forced to play in limited tournaments only.

Read More: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/tennis/1231280/Rafael-Nadal-injury-2019-Australian-Open

I expect more delays and more changes of the schedule because situation is very unstable right now and nobody can predict future.
Health and Security is much more important now, more important than sport and profit.
I feel sorry because of Nadal but he will have to make some difficult decisions soon, like everybody else.
I'm sure that RG is his top priority.

Most likely we will be normal in July or August because its not easy to have this all in very quick time now we have more causalties and more spread of this in many areas just because of peoples movement Italy is hurting very seriously as 350 deaths before yesterday and 450 deaths yesterday really matter of serious concern for authorities here.

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Quote from: Juggy777 on March 19, 2020, 12:54:04 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on March 18, 2020, 06:33:58 PM

Quote from: casperBGD on March 17, 2020, 03:23:15 PM

https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/51930214

we will have RG as last grand slam this year, since it is delayed for the end of September, from 20nd till 4th of October, just one week after US Open, it clashes with Laver cup, but there was not other spare dates, and French federation do not want to cancel it

since Laver cup is promoted by Nadal, he could miss RG due to his contract obligations, so tournament will be without the king, doubt that it will happen, but RG decided new dates without consultation
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/mar/17/french-open-tennis-postponed-until-late-september-due-to-coronavirus

Ok, but the schedule is messed up right now, one week break for tennis athletes though is nothing so I guess they can re-adjust with the grueling schedule this year. I think we will see minor tournaments being cancelled totally this year, to give way to bigger tournaments of them all, the Grand Slam.

I think Nadal has no choice but to go with Laver Cup, but let's see how it goes, maybe tournaments official will have to work out so that there will be no conflicting schedules.

I can’t believe how messed up the schedule has got as players will barely get time to recover, and many players will now have to play in selective tournaments only to keep themselves fit, which will dilute the competitiveness in these tournaments. As far as Nadal is concerned we will have to wait and see what he chooses, but I don’t expect him to participate in both the tournaments due to the various injuries he has suffered in the past, therefore he’ll be forced to play in limited tournaments only.

Read More: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/tennis/1231280/Rafael-Nadal-injury-2019-Australian-Open

I expect more delays and more changes of the schedule because situation is very unstable right now and nobody can predict future.
Health and Security is much more important now, more important than sport and profit.
I feel sorry because of Nadal but he will have to make some difficult decisions soon, like everybody else.
I'm sure that RG is his top priority.

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 18, 2020, 06:33:58 PM

Quote from: casperBGD on March 17, 2020, 03:23:15 PM

https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/51930214

we will have RG as last grand slam this year, since it is delayed for the end of September, from 20nd till 4th of October, just one week after US Open, it clashes with Laver cup, but there was not other spare dates, and French federation do not want to cancel it

since Laver cup is promoted by Nadal, he could miss RG due to his contract obligations, so tournament will be without the king, doubt that it will happen, but RG decided new dates without consultation
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/mar/17/french-open-tennis-postponed-until-late-september-due-to-coronavirus

Ok, but the schedule is messed up right now, one week break for tennis athletes though is nothing so I guess they can re-adjust with the grueling schedule this year. I think we will see minor tournaments being cancelled totally this year, to give way to bigger tournaments of them all, the Grand Slam.

I think Nadal has no choice but to go with Laver Cup, but let's see how it goes, maybe tournaments official will have to work out so that there will be no conflicting schedules.

I can’t believe how messed up the schedule has got as players will barely get time to recover, and many players will now have to play in selective tournaments only to keep themselves fit, which will dilute the competitiveness in these tournaments. As far as Nadal is concerned we will have to wait and see what he chooses, but I don’t expect him to participate in both the tournaments due to the various injuries he has suffered in the past, therefore he’ll be forced to play in limited tournaments only.

Read More: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/tennis/1231280/Rafael-Nadal-injury-2019-Australian-Open

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Quote from: casperBGD on March 17, 2020, 03:23:15 PM

https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/51930214

we will have RG as last grand slam this year, since it is delayed for the end of September, from 20nd till 4th of October, just one week after US Open, it clashes with Laver cup, but there was not other spare dates, and French federation do not want to cancel it

since Laver cup is promoted by Nadal, he could miss RG due to his contract obligations, so tournament will be without the king, doubt that it will happen, but RG decided new dates without consultation
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/mar/17/french-open-tennis-postponed-until-late-september-due-to-coronavirus

Ok, but the schedule is messed up right now, one week break for tennis athletes though is nothing so I guess they can re-adjust with the grueling schedule this year. I think we will see minor tournaments being cancelled totally this year, to give way to bigger tournaments of them all, the Grand Slam.

I think Nadal has no choice but to go with Laver Cup, but let's see how it goes, maybe tournaments official will have to work out so that there will be no conflicting schedules.

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https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/51930214

we will have RG as last grand slam this year, since it is delayed for the end of September, from 20nd till 4th of October, just one week after US Open, it clashes with Laver cup, but there was not other spare dates, and French federation do not want to cancel it

since Laver cup is promoted by Nadal, he could miss RG due to his contract obligations, so tournament will be without the king, doubt that it will happen, but RG decided new dates without consultation
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/mar/17/french-open-tennis-postponed-until-late-september-due-to-coronavirus

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ATP tour has just decided to suspend tournaments for period of 6 weeks. Here are few selected quotes from ATP page.

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The ATP has announced a six-week suspension of the men’s professional tennis tour due to escalating health and safety issues arising from the global outbreak of COVID-19. The suspension means all ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour events scheduled up to and inclusive of the week of April 20 will not take place.

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The suspension of ATP events takes place with immediate effect, meaning this week’s ATP Challenger tournaments in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, and Potchefstroom, South Africa, are not able to be completed.

Not the news we wanted to hear but only sensible decision in times like these. Hopefully, situation will be under control by the end of that 6 weeks and tour will continue as usual.

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Quote from: BitSat19 on March 12, 2020, 04:47:29 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on March 12, 2020, 04:44:08 PM

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Quote from: vella85 on March 11, 2020, 06:27:50 PM

Quote from: btc_angela on March 09, 2020, 05:03:18 PM

Ouch, sad news for tennis fans here, I'm excited to watch this tournament and make some beats, unfortunately, it looks like the corona virus pandemic has really affected us, even in sports. But we can't blame the organisers though, they just want to make sure that everyone are going to be safe. I'm expecting the remaining minor tournaments to be cancelled as well.

Yeah its not looking good for tennis with the corona virus, its okay if the smaller tournaments are cancelled however some players use these tournaments to help get them fit ready for the bigger tournaments and grand slams. Its going to affect all sports as we see many European football matches played with no fans in the stadium so maybe this could be an option for tennis tournaments.

Very shocking news for Tennis lovers all events are suspended for next 6 weeks after this we will have new update what will happen with this all https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-tour-2020-six-week-suspension-decision

I was about to post it, thanks anyways.

Yes, it looks like we won't see any matches for the coming weeks, I think we all know that is coming, even NBA has suspended it's season for now (one player is positive of the virus). It's really too bad that the COVID-19 is really taking a toll on every sporting events, but we cannot do anything about it for now but to hope that somewhat the contamination will put to a halt. And for everyone, just stay safe as well, no need to go out somewhere if it is not that important.

Even we have no serious case around here but I am really worried about this all mostly just living in my room with my computer and some other stuff its not easy but need of time rain is also doing its own part which is not good enough as regularly electricity and network problems hurting.

As a fan yes this decision indeed hurts a lot as we won’t be able to watch any match for quiet a while now, but as a human being I feel this one of the best decisions in the current scenario. @Bitsat19 it doesn’t matter if there’re no cases reported as this virus spreads on touch and symptoms often show post 2 - 14 days, hence I’m glad the organisers didn’t take any chances with the security of the fans and the players.

Source:

https://www.pharmaceutical-technology.com/news/coronavirus-incubation-period-27-days/

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Quote from: vella85 on March 13, 2020, 06:45:47 PM

I'm not sure if we will see tennis return in 6 weeks as I can see the corona virus getting worse so I can see all sports being called off for a lot longer unless they play in empty stadiums but even then the players might contract the virus like we have seen in the NBA. If this is the case then the French Open may be cancelled this year or pushed back once the virus is under control. Its going to be interesting times ahead for tennis and all sports for that matter. Stay safe everyone!

Usually tennis event is being held in two weeks, so if they are going to cancel an event, in 6, it's likely that we may have to missed 3 tournaments already. However, at this point, we can't really do anything about the COVID-19, but to stay at home, so that we can have less contact to people that might be carrying the virus or whatever.

It's really frustrating to see other sports being cancelled globally, in football reports are popping out that a player has tested positive for the virus, so everyone is really taking precaution today. In the past 8 hours, our community was alarm when we heard reports that we have one cases already. But thank God the person turns out to be negative. So yes, be safe, don't go to crowded places, but pandemic won't stop sports for good.

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Quote from: Yaunfitda on March 14, 2020, 07:53:12 AM

Quote from: absy on March 13, 2020, 08:20:54 PM

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I'm not sure if we will see tennis return in 6 weeks as I can see the corona virus getting worse so I can see all sports being called off for a lot longer unless they play in empty stadiums but even then the players might contract the virus like we have seen in the NBA. If this is the case then the French Open may be cancelled this year or pushed back once the virus is under control. Its going to be interesting times ahead for tennis and all sports for that matter. Stay safe everyone!

Roland Garros and Wimbledon are such tournament which will always be crowded . Not only inside the stadium but also outside , we still have 6 long weeks to go lets see what will happen till then . It is going to be a boring and sad month for sports fan that is for sure and tons lot of losses for sports betting sites .

I'm not expecting any major sporting events in the next coming months, so it's going to be boring, as this will have a domino effect, basketball, boxing, tennis specially contact sports. Yes, everyone losses in this worst kind of scenario.

Not just for the players, but the whole business itself, every support staff are going to suffer from games being suspended because of covid-19.

Few hours ago Japans Prime Minister announces Olympic Games will go as schedule without any problem its very interesting even we have four months but still wait and watch is good for this.

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Quote from: absy on March 13, 2020, 08:20:54 PM

Quote from: vella85 on March 13, 2020, 06:45:47 PM

I'm not sure if we will see tennis return in 6 weeks as I can see the corona virus getting worse so I can see all sports being called off for a lot longer unless they play in empty stadiums but even then the players might contract the virus like we have seen in the NBA. If this is the case then the French Open may be cancelled this year or pushed back once the virus is under control. Its going to be interesting times ahead for tennis and all sports for that matter. Stay safe everyone!

Roland Garros and Wimbledon are such tournament which will always be crowded . Not only inside the stadium but also outside , we still have 6 long weeks to go lets see what will happen till then . It is going to be a boring and sad month for sports fan that is for sure and tons lot of losses for sports betting sites .

I'm not expecting any major sporting events in the next coming months, so it's going to be boring, as this will have a domino effect, basketball, boxing, tennis specially contact sports. Yes, everyone losses in this worst kind of scenario.

Not just for the players, but the whole business itself, every support staff are going to suffer from games being suspended because of covid-19.

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Quote from: absy on March 13, 2020, 08:20:54 PM

Quote from: vella85 on March 13, 2020, 06:45:47 PM

I'm not sure if we will see tennis return in 6 weeks as I can see the corona virus getting worse so I can see all sports being called off for a lot longer unless they play in empty stadiums but even then the players might contract the virus like we have seen in the NBA. If this is the case then the French Open may be cancelled this year or pushed back once the virus is under control. Its going to be interesting times ahead for tennis and all sports for that matter. Stay safe everyone!

Roland Garros and Wimbledon are such tournament which will always be crowded . Not only inside the stadium but also outside , we still have 6 long weeks to go lets see what will happen till then . It is going to be a boring and sad month for sports fan that is for sure and tons lot of losses for sports betting sites .

Not only betting sites right now world economy facing worst time as many companies going down badly and few countries those was trying to have some good in economy again on wrong side jobs going food not available many crisis waiting for developing countries in long run because all stuck with no confirm report when we will able to have good news.

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Quote from: vella85 on March 13, 2020, 06:45:47 PM

I'm not sure if we will see tennis return in 6 weeks as I can see the corona virus getting worse so I can see all sports being called off for a lot longer unless they play in empty stadiums but even then the players might contract the virus like we have seen in the NBA. If this is the case then the French Open may be cancelled this year or pushed back once the virus is under control. Its going to be interesting times ahead for tennis and all sports for that matter. Stay safe everyone!

Roland Garros and Wimbledon are such tournament which will always be crowded . Not only inside the stadium but also outside , we still have 6 long weeks to go lets see what will happen till then . It is going to be a boring and sad month for sports fan that is for sure and tons lot of losses for sports betting sites .

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I'm not sure if we will see tennis return in 6 weeks as I can see the corona virus getting worse so I can see all sports being called off for a lot longer unless they play in empty stadiums but even then the players might contract the virus like we have seen in the NBA. If this is the case then the French Open may be cancelled this year or pushed back once the virus is under control. Its going to be interesting times ahead for tennis and all sports for that matter. Stay safe everyone!

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 12, 2020, 04:44:08 PM

Quote from: BitSat19 on March 12, 2020, 04:29:50 PM

Quote from: vella85 on March 11, 2020, 06:27:50 PM

Quote from: btc_angela on March 09, 2020, 05:03:18 PM

Ouch, sad news for tennis fans here, I'm excited to watch this tournament and make some beats, unfortunately, it looks like the corona virus pandemic has really affected us, even in sports. But we can't blame the organisers though, they just want to make sure that everyone are going to be safe. I'm expecting the remaining minor tournaments to be cancelled as well.

Yeah its not looking good for tennis with the corona virus, its okay if the smaller tournaments are cancelled however some players use these tournaments to help get them fit ready for the bigger tournaments and grand slams. Its going to affect all sports as we see many European football matches played with no fans in the stadium so maybe this could be an option for tennis tournaments.

Very shocking news for Tennis lovers all events are suspended for next 6 weeks after this we will have new update what will happen with this all https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-tour-2020-six-week-suspension-decision

I was about to post it, thanks anyways.

Yes, it looks like we won't see any matches for the coming weeks, I think we all know that is coming, even NBA has suspended it's season for now (one player is positive of the virus). It's really too bad that the COVID-19 is really taking a toll on every sporting events, but we cannot do anything about it for now but to hope that somewhat the contamination will put to a halt. And for everyone, just stay safe as well, no need to go out somewhere if it is not that important.

Even we have no serious case around here but I am really worried about this all mostly just living in my room with my computer and some other stuff its not easy but need of time rain is also doing its own part which is not good enough as regularly electricity and network problems hurting.

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Quote from: BitSat19 on March 12, 2020, 04:29:50 PM

Quote from: vella85 on March 11, 2020, 06:27:50 PM

Quote from: btc_angela on March 09, 2020, 05:03:18 PM

Ouch, sad news for tennis fans here, I'm excited to watch this tournament and make some beats, unfortunately, it looks like the corona virus pandemic has really affected us, even in sports. But we can't blame the organisers though, they just want to make sure that everyone are going to be safe. I'm expecting the remaining minor tournaments to be cancelled as well.

Yeah its not looking good for tennis with the corona virus, its okay if the smaller tournaments are cancelled however some players use these tournaments to help get them fit ready for the bigger tournaments and grand slams. Its going to affect all sports as we see many European football matches played with no fans in the stadium so maybe this could be an option for tennis tournaments.

Very shocking news for Tennis lovers all events are suspended for next 6 weeks after this we will have new update what will happen with this all https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-tour-2020-six-week-suspension-decision

I was about to post it, thanks anyways.

Yes, it looks like we won't see any matches for the coming weeks, I think we all know that is coming, even NBA has suspended it's season for now (one player is positive of the virus). It's really too bad that the COVID-19 is really taking a toll on every sporting events, but we cannot do anything about it for now but to hope that somewhat the contamination will put to a halt. And for everyone, just stay safe as well, no need to go out somewhere if it is not that important.

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Quote from: vella85 on March 11, 2020, 06:27:50 PM

Quote from: btc_angela on March 09, 2020, 05:03:18 PM

Ouch, sad news for tennis fans here, I'm excited to watch this tournament and make some beats, unfortunately, it looks like the corona virus pandemic has really affected us, even in sports. But we can't blame the organisers though, they just want to make sure that everyone are going to be safe. I'm expecting the remaining minor tournaments to be cancelled as well.

Yeah its not looking good for tennis with the corona virus, its okay if the smaller tournaments are cancelled however some players use these tournaments to help get them fit ready for the bigger tournaments and grand slams. Its going to affect all sports as we see many European football matches played with no fans in the stadium so maybe this could be an option for tennis tournaments.

Very shocking news for Tennis lovers all events are suspended for next 6 weeks after this we will have new update what will happen with this all https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-tour-2020-six-week-suspension-decision

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