Tennis League All Thread - page 565.

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Quote from: rdbase on March 11, 2019, 05:48:10 PM

Quote from: vella85 on March 10, 2019, 05:39:01 PM

Just when you think Kyrgios has got it together after winning the Mexican Open he goes and does something like lose in his match against Philipp Kohlschreiber. Not only that he got frustrated an angry during the match breaking his racket and even throwing his shoes into the crowd which I thought was funny but still he lost it once again. This is what Kemarit and I have been talking about on here for the past year, Kyrgios will never be a great player until he sorts out his issues.

And just now alexander zverev loses in straight sets. What is with these top seeded players losing all their games in this tournament?
I think just because I place alittle bet on them earlier yesterday they all have to fall over and get get hammered in their games. Roll Eyes

It seems like every '' lower ratwd'' player started to play better this year. Raonic almost lost today to a player that's 212 place in the world. This was expected to be an easy match for him, more like a training match but he was down a set and then down to 3-0 in the last set but won it in the end,probably because the other player wasn't mentally ready yet to make such a great performance.

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Quote from: rdbase on March 11, 2019, 05:48:10 PM

Quote from: vella85 on March 10, 2019, 05:39:01 PM

Just when you think Kyrgios has got it together after winning the Mexican Open he goes and does something like lose in his match against Philipp Kohlschreiber. Not only that he got frustrated an angry during the match breaking his racket and even throwing his shoes into the crowd which I thought was funny but still he lost it once again. This is what Kemarit and I have been talking about on here for the past year, Kyrgios will never be a great player until he sorts out his issues.

And just now alexander zverev loses in straight sets. What is with these top seeded players losing all their games in this tournament?
I think just because I place alittle bet on them earlier yesterday they all have to fall over and get get hammered in their games. Roll Eyes

Yeah its strange as we have seen over the past year and a bit, these young talent normally do well in these tournaments while the veterans don't do so well. Maybe it will start to turn around and we see the young talent finally make Grand Slam finals and winning them. This is why I don't bet on tennis much as its hard to predict the outcomes even for top seeded players as they can lose as well when we don't expect them to lose. Tennis in my opinion is one of the most risky sport to bet on.

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Quote from: vella85 on March 10, 2019, 05:39:01 PM

Just when you think Kyrgios has got it together after winning the Mexican Open he goes and does something like lose in his match against Philipp Kohlschreiber. Not only that he got frustrated an angry during the match breaking his racket and even throwing his shoes into the crowd which I thought was funny but still he lost it once again. This is what Kemarit and I have been talking about on here for the past year, Kyrgios will never be a great player until he sorts out his issues.

And just now alexander zverev loses in straight sets. What is with these top seeded players losing all their games in this tournament?
I think just because I place alittle bet on them earlier yesterday they all have to fall over and get get hammered in their games. Roll Eyes

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Just when you think Kyrgios has got it together after winning the Mexican Open he goes and does something like lose in his match against Philipp Kohlschreiber. Not only that he got frustrated an angry during the match breaking his racket and even throwing his shoes into the crowd which I thought was funny but still he lost it once again. This is what Kemarit and I have been talking about on here for the past year, Kyrgios will never be a great player until he sorts out his issues.

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Was watching a few matches for indian wells tournament and noticed some favorites to win lost today.
Puig lost her match then right afterwards kyrios. Both in straight sets.
So this tournament is full of upsets for the higher ranking players.

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 08, 2019, 09:45:27 AM

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 05, 2019, 10:50:26 AM

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Yes I remember this well even though I was young at the time but I remember watching this with my grandfather and we thought who is this young Women beating the best Women's player in the world at the time and now Serena would have to be the greatest Women's tennis player of all time. Osaka will be hard to beat in this tournament and I think she will be hard to beat all year, can Osaka win all four Grand Slams this year? I think she can go close, what does everyone else think?

Good question. I think we should look at the top 5 ladies right now and see how she gauge against the competition.

2. S. Halep
3 P. Kvitová
4 S. Stephens
5 K. Plíšková

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I think the only thing that can stop Osaka this year is an injury or she loses her winning mentality which can sometimes happen in tennis and sports in general. All these players are great however Osaka I think is above them right now and just think that she is so young. Halep might be tough to beat on clay however she needs to get her winning mentality back. The French Open will be interesting to watch as I want to see how Osaka goes on clay.

Right. That's why I put up the list so that we can see how Osaka is above the rest in the ladies division. I think we have seen her slip early this year when she was affected mentally about the news of her break up with her coach, so she needs to keep focus and not be influenced so to speak. Same here, I wanted her to play in clay and see how she peform, her 2 slams are in a fast court, so it's going to be interesting if he can play her usual in a slow court like clay this French open.

Yes this is the question my friend, can Osaka perform as well on clay as she does on hard courts. Wimbledon will also be interesting as sometimes the grass courts can be slow. We know that Halep and Kvitova are great players on clay so lets see what happens with the upcoming clay season.

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Anyone is watching Berdych vs Lopez and Young vs Hurkacz? I am just observing the matches as someone predicted that Hurkacz and Berdych win in these matches. Interested to see his claims.

However, I think Hurkacz should win since he is far ahead in the ranking than his opponent. The Berdych vs Lopez match can go either way but I will give Berdych the advantage.

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Quote from: absy on March 07, 2019, 10:36:39 PM

Paire v Guneswaran going on right now

Indian is up by 1 set and is looking strong in second set too . If he manages to pull this off , it will be one of the best victory in his career .

Looks like Guneswaran pulled one of his biggest upset this year 7-6, 6-4, in almost one and one half hours. He could land in the top 80 at least because of this win. It's interesting to note that Guneswaran mentioned about the windy conditions. We might see some upset if players are not accustomed to this kind of conditions. Still a long way to go to, its round of 128 so let's see if other rated player will faltered along the way.

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Quote from: vella85 on March 07, 2019, 05:06:38 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on March 07, 2019, 12:31:52 AM

Quote from: vella85 on March 06, 2019, 05:41:56 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on March 05, 2019, 10:50:26 AM

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Yes I remember this well even though I was young at the time but I remember watching this with my grandfather and we thought who is this young Women beating the best Women's player in the world at the time and now Serena would have to be the greatest Women's tennis player of all time. Osaka will be hard to beat in this tournament and I think she will be hard to beat all year, can Osaka win all four Grand Slams this year? I think she can go close, what does everyone else think?

Good question. I think we should look at the top 5 ladies right now and see how she gauge against the competition.

2. S. Halep
3 P. Kvitová
4 S. Stephens
5 K. Plíšková

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I think the only thing that can stop Osaka this year is an injury or she loses her winning mentality which can sometimes happen in tennis and sports in general. All these players are great however Osaka I think is above them right now and just think that she is so young. Halep might be tough to beat on clay however she needs to get her winning mentality back. The French Open will be interesting to watch as I want to see how Osaka goes on clay.

Right. That's why I put up the list so that we can see how Osaka is above the rest in the ladies division. I think we have seen her slip early this year when she was affected mentally about the news of her break up with her coach, so she needs to keep focus and not be influenced so to speak. Same here, I wanted her to play in clay and see how she peform, her 2 slams are in a fast court, so it's going to be interesting if he can play her usual in a slow court like clay this French open.

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Paire v Guneswaran going on right now

Indian is up by 1 set and is looking strong in second set too . If he manages to pull this off , it will be one of the best victory in his career .

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 07, 2019, 12:31:52 AM

Quote from: vella85 on March 06, 2019, 05:41:56 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on March 05, 2019, 10:50:26 AM

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Yes I remember this well even though I was young at the time but I remember watching this with my grandfather and we thought who is this young Women beating the best Women's player in the world at the time and now Serena would have to be the greatest Women's tennis player of all time. Osaka will be hard to beat in this tournament and I think she will be hard to beat all year, can Osaka win all four Grand Slams this year? I think she can go close, what does everyone else think?

Good question. I think we should look at the top 5 ladies right now and see how she gauge against the competition.

2. S. Halep
3 P. Kvitová
4 S. Stephens
5 K. Plíšková

I think with that competition, she definitely had a edge right now and the thing with here is that she is still very young, just like Serena did early, Naomi will continue to dominate the tournament and the odds are very high for her to win all four Slams this year.

I think the only thing that can stop Osaka this year is an injury or she loses her winning mentality which can sometimes happen in tennis and sports in general. All these players are great however Osaka I think is above them right now and just think that she is so young. Halep might be tough to beat on clay however she needs to get her winning mentality back. The French Open will be interesting to watch as I want to see how Osaka goes on clay.

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Quote from: vella85 on March 06, 2019, 05:41:56 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on March 05, 2019, 10:50:26 AM

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Yes I remember this well even though I was young at the time but I remember watching this with my grandfather and we thought who is this young Women beating the best Women's player in the world at the time and now Serena would have to be the greatest Women's tennis player of all time. Osaka will be hard to beat in this tournament and I think she will be hard to beat all year, can Osaka win all four Grand Slams this year? I think she can go close, what does everyone else think?

Good question. I think we should look at the top 5 ladies right now and see how she gauge against the competition.

2. S. Halep
3 P. Kvitová
4 S. Stephens
5 K. Plíšková

I think with that competition, she definitely had a edge right now and the thing with here is that she is still very young, just like Serena did early, Naomi will continue to dominate the tournament and the odds are very high for her to win all four Slams this year.

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 05, 2019, 10:50:26 AM

For history buffs: 20 years ago in March 1999, in this tournament, a young American tennis player by the name of Serena Williams vs Steffi Graf. But we all know what happened that day as Serena over powered Graf 6-3, 3-6, 7-5. I remember this day because I was stateside that time and watching the game live on TV. And 20 years later, Serena, perhaps slowed down, but still a power in the WTA. Naomi Osaka is the defending champion in the women's side, while Juan Martin Del Potro, but we won't see a repeat champions as there are reports that he withdraw already.

Yes I remember this well even though I was young at the time but I remember watching this with my grandfather and we thought who is this young Women beating the best Women's player in the world at the time and now Serena would have to be the greatest Women's tennis player of all time. Osaka will be hard to beat in this tournament and I think she will be hard to beat all year, can Osaka win all four Grand Slams this year? I think she can go close, what does everyone else think?

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For history buffs: 20 years ago in March 1999, in this tournament, a young American tennis player by the name of Serena Williams vs Steffi Graf. But we all know what happened that day as Serena over powered Graf 6-3, 3-6, 7-5. I remember this day because I was stateside that time and watching the game live on TV. And 20 years later, Serena, perhaps slowed down, but still a power in the WTA. Naomi Osaka is the defending champion in the women's side, while Juan Martin Del Potro, but we won't see a repeat champions as there are reports that he withdraw already.

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 04, 2019, 09:15:57 AM

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Sorry mate, next is the BNP Paribas Open to be held on March 6 - 17, and then Miami Open after that. So couple of days from now. Not into cricket though, I'll probably go out again and try my luck in a land based casino if I got bored here (about 9:00 pm, local time.) Grin

Ah I will need to wait few more days then.

Anyway, I won some real gambling in the PSL. I was betting on balls. So, it was very good evening for me so far. I don't visit land based casinos that often. It's dangerous for me.

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 04, 2019, 08:06:23 AM

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Hello mate, any tennis match today to follow and may be to gamble LOL I am bored however I am watching PSL though but not excitement there so far. Not sure if you are a cricket fan or not.

Sorry mate, next is the BNP Paribas Open to be held on March 6 - 17, and then Miami Open after that. So couple of days from now. Not into cricket though, I'll probably go out again and try my luck in a land based casino if I got bored here (about 9:00 pm, local time.) Grin

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Quote from: Kemarit on March 04, 2019, 08:06:23 AM

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Hello mate, any tennis match today to follow and may be to gamble LOL I am bored however I am watching PSL though but not excitement there so far. Not sure if you are a cricket fan or not.

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Quote from: vella85 on March 03, 2019, 05:17:13 PM

Nick Kyrgios has won the Mexican Open title beating Zverev in straight sets 6-3 6-4. Kyrgios has claimed his fifth ATP title and I must say that this would have to be one of his best title wins in his career only because he beat Nadal, Wawrinka and another top ten player in John Isner on route to the title where he beat the world number 3 Zverev so that is why I think it was his biggest title win so far. Now he just needs to produce this in grand slams.

Krygios defeated Zverev in the Acapulco 6-3, 6-4. It was a good week for Nick, as he has defeated a lot o good players including Nadal, but again, he really needs to be consistent and stay away from controversies. Of course he can boast because of this win, but how about when he started losing against good players? What's his excuses?

@Indamuck - I think we have a discussions about one a few months back, maybe you can back read few of our comments.

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Nick Kyrgios has won the Mexican Open title beating Zverev in straight sets 6-3 6-4. Kyrgios has claimed his fifth ATP title and I must say that this would have to be one of his best title wins in his career only because he beat Nadal, Wawrinka and another top ten player in John Isner on route to the title where he beat the world number 3 Zverev so that is why I think it was his biggest title win so far. Now he just needs to produce this in grand slams.

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