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Quote from: Kemarit on February 05, 2019, 03:29:59 AM

And again, there are lot of young prospects, but they always feel short in big tournaments. But a lot of them have big potentials so in the coming years it will be a new generation of tennis greats.

However the day the top 4 goes, the change will be dramatic in tennis world.
This is gonna be fun I bet

Not sure we will see such close games year to year tho for a while after the current top players retire.

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Quote from: vella85 on February 02, 2019, 05:54:09 PM

Quote from: aoluain on February 02, 2019, 04:22:44 AM

and its importand for any game that the younger talent do come through
the ranks, the household names like Federrer, Nadal, Djockovich, Murray,
Wawrinka, Williams, Kvitova, Wozniacki and Stephens will fade from the
game to be replaced by new exciting talent like Tsitsipas and Osaka.

I also agree that Murray will bow out at Wimbledon, he really struggled and
was clearly not his physical self at the AO.

That is right my friend, we are seeing the young talent rise to the top on the Women's side with Osaka winning two GS already and we still got a lot to see with Simona Halep who is still young at 27 and also Garbine Muguruza but on the Men's side not one young guy has been able to win a GS yet. Yes they are good in lead up tournaments but they can never produce the same when it comes to Grand Slams. I was hoping that this could be the year but the way Nadal and Djokovic are playing right now it might not happen even though Tsitsipas was the shinning light at the Australian Open for the young talent but still he has a long way to go before winning a GS, maybe next year for him.

Exactly, in the women's side we may have witnessed new girls coming out and winning Grand Slams already. Although the top spot has changed a lot of hands in the last 5 years or so as compare to the men's side wherein the top 3 or 4 still dominates. And again, there are lot of young prospects, but they always feel short in big tournaments. But a lot of them have big potentials so in the coming years it will be a new generation of tennis greats.

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Quote from: asche on February 02, 2019, 02:43:55 PM

Quote from: fantasticromantic on February 02, 2019, 02:25:00 PM

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Thanks for this,

Might have a look at it.
However you can just take part of the conversation and talk about your picks here, can't you?

I agree, maybe he can gave us his opinion as everyone is welcome to voice it here. There's a lot of tipsters around the forum and sometimes they visit here and call their analysis.

Anyways, is anyone following the Davis Cup 2019? It looks like Australia has sweep Bosnia 4-0?

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Quote from: aoluain on February 02, 2019, 04:22:44 AM

and its importand for any game that the younger talent do come through
the ranks, the household names like Federrer, Nadal, Djockovich, Murray,
Wawrinka, Williams, Kvitova, Wozniacki and Stephens will fade from the
game to be replaced by new exciting talent like Tsitsipas and Osaka.

I also agree that Murray will bow out at Wimbledon, he really struggled and
was clearly not his physical self at the AO.

That is right my friend, we are seeing the young talent rise to the top on the Women's side with Osaka winning two GS already and we still got a lot to see with Simona Halep who is still young at 27 and also Garbine Muguruza but on the Men's side not one young guy has been able to win a GS yet. Yes they are good in lead up tournaments but they can never produce the same when it comes to Grand Slams. I was hoping that this could be the year but the way Nadal and Djokovic are playing right now it might not happen even though Tsitsipas was the shinning light at the Australian Open for the young talent but still he has a long way to go before winning a GS, maybe next year for him.

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Quote from: fantasticromantic on February 02, 2019, 02:25:00 PM

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Thanks for this,

Might have a look at it.
However you can just take part of the conversation and talk about your picks here, can't you?

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Quote from: btc_angela on February 02, 2019, 02:04:13 PM

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Because his brother specialises himself in doubles event and he is also a former number 1 doubles.

There are a lot of potential young tennis players coming up so even if Andy retires (we hate to see it), someone will come out and we will hear new names this year. And in the next couple of years we might see the eventual changing of the guards.

Ok that's explainable. I was never into double. It's not much exciting.

Andy Murry is the pride for English tennis. I hope he get well soon and come back again.

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Quote from: AB de Royse777 on February 02, 2019, 06:34:21 AM

I did not know that Andy had a brotherl, oops. I hope Andy comes back from this hip injury. After Djokovic, Nadal and Federer, Andy Murray is another player who plays good tennis.

Because his brother specialises himself in doubles event and he is also a former number 1 doubles.

There are a lot of potential young tennis players coming up so even if Andy retires (we hate to see it), someone will come out and we will hear new names this year. And in the next couple of years we might see the eventual changing of the guards.

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Quote from: TravelMug on February 02, 2019, 06:29:41 AM

~snip~

I don't see any important match today except for the Davis Cup qualifiers, Uzbekistan vs Serbia and Slovenia vs Canada, so If I where you just keep your coins in your wallet for now because there's nothing worth to put our money with.

Thanks for the input mate. Appreciate it a lot.

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In other news: The Murray Brothers is contemplating for a double's in Wimbledon, not far fetched and at least Andy will be having a lot of fun moments before finally retiring. What do you think guys?

https://au.eurosport.com/tennis/wimbledon/2018/tennis-news-could-andy-murray-play-doubles-with-brother-jamie-at-wimbledon_sto7124411/story.shtml

I did not know that Andy had a brotherl, oops. I hope Andy comes back from this hip injury. After Djokovic, Nadal and Federer, Andy Murray is another player who plays good tennis.

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Quote from: AB de Royse777 on February 02, 2019, 06:13:37 AM

By the way, is there any important match today so that I can spear some of my money hehe

Cheers :-)

I don't see any important match today except for the Davis Cup qualifiers, Uzbekistan vs Serbia and Slovenia vs Canada, so If I where you just keep your coins in your wallet for now because there's nothing worth to put our money with.

In other news: The Murray Brothers is contemplating for a double's in Wimbledon, not far fetched and at least Andy will be having a lot of fun moments before finally retiring. What do you think guys?

https://au.eurosport.com/tennis/wimbledon/2018/tennis-news-could-andy-murray-play-doubles-with-brother-jamie-at-wimbledon_sto7124411/story.shtml

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Quote from: Jating on February 02, 2019, 06:08:16 AM

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I haven't seen any live tennis in my whole life, lol. I envy you for having the chance to travel and watch tennis greats like Rafael Nadal.

The closest I can think of is watching Davis Cup eliminators in my country, but it's nothing compare to watching at least one grand slam tournaments in my lifetime.

So sad. Not sure which country you live but I am fortunate to watch tennis games whenever I want. It's fun to have a day out with friends and watch the game live.

By the way, is there any important match today so that I can spear some of my money hehe

Cheers :-)

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Quote from: Naida_BR on February 01, 2019, 04:25:02 PM

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Quote from: Kemarit on February 01, 2019, 08:55:42 AM

We all know that Nadal's strength is clay and there are years wherein he was really unbeatable on clay court. So I think he is still the man to beat in French Open. However, we have seen Djokovic emerges and young prospects coming out of the shadows although they really choke on big tournaments, I wouldn't be surprise for another Nadal vs Djokovic finals in Roland Garros 2019.

If this happens and Nadal is again on his A game I will try to watch the final in RG. Tickets aren't cheap but it's definitely worth it.

RG is a great experience especially if you are blessed to see Rafa Nadal's game. Some year ago I was lucky to be in France and I went to the court to see a game that Nadal was playing. It was one of the best pieces of experience I have in my entire life.

I haven't seen any live tennis in my whole life, lol. I envy you for having the chance to travel and watch tennis greats like Rafael Nadal.

The closest I can think of is watching Davis Cup eliminators in my country, but it's nothing compare to watching at least one grand slam tournaments in my lifetime.

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and its importand for any game that the younger talent do come through
the ranks, the household names like Federrer, Nadal, Djockovich, Murray,
Wawrinka, Williams, Kvitova, Wozniacki and Stephens will fade from the
game to be replaced by new exciting talent like Tsitsipas and Osaka.

I also agree that Murray will bow out at Wimbledon, he really struggled and
was clearly not his physical self at the AO.

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Quote from: Juggy777 on February 01, 2019, 07:48:04 AM

Quote from: vella85 on January 31, 2019, 07:03:55 PM

Wimbledon will most likely be Murray's last Grand Slam as after his first round loss in the AO he said in the press conference that he hopes to be ready for Wimbledon as that's where he would like to end his career.

To be honest I can't see Nadal winning 2 out of the last 3 GS this year unless there is an injury to Djokovic as I think Djokovic will win at least one of the remaining GS this year.

Yes I and Kemarit have been saying since last year that Djokovic will most likely be the one to surpass Nadal and Federer in GS title wins.

I can’t believe it that Murray is going to bid this game a goodbye, while I can understand the injuries he’s picked over the years were bad but as a fan I feel sad to see him retire. I’ll second you on Djokovic winning more gland slams as he’s the man in form, the way he took out Nadal in the final shows it. Nadal is lacking form and motivation his injuries are taking a toll on him, I don’t expect he’ll win anything in current form.

Yes its always sad to see the top players have to retire and the sad thing is that we could see two great players retire this year. Murray is almost a certainty that he will end his career at Wimbledon and the other one we could see retire this year is Federer. This is why I'm waiting to see if Federer will play in the French Open, if he does play then it could be a sign that its his last year playing tennis. So in the next 5 years we will most likely not see any of the top players playing anymore and we'll be watching the young talent coming through now.

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Quote from: Naida_BR on February 01, 2019, 04:25:02 PM

Quote from: asche on February 01, 2019, 12:35:41 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on February 01, 2019, 08:55:42 AM

We all know that Nadal's strength is clay and there are years wherein he was really unbeatable on clay court. So I think he is still the man to beat in French Open. However, we have seen Djokovic emerges and young prospects coming out of the shadows although they really choke on big tournaments, I wouldn't be surprise for another Nadal vs Djokovic finals in Roland Garros 2019.

If this happens and Nadal is again on his A game I will try to watch the final in RG. Tickets aren't cheap but it's definitely worth it.

RG is a great experience especially if you are blessed to see Rafa Nadal's game. Some year ago I was lucky to be in France and I went to the court to see a game that Nadal was playing. It was one of the best pieces of experience I have in my entire life.

I wish I can experience this . I am a big Nadal fan , right now I can't travel anywhere so I just hope Nadal plays for next 3-4 years lol .
He said in an interview that he and his team is working on changing his style of play like serve and first shot to finish the point . I actually would like to see Nadal playing at net , he is good at net but he doesn't come near net when he has chance at all.

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Quote from: asche on February 01, 2019, 12:35:41 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on February 01, 2019, 08:55:42 AM

We all know that Nadal's strength is clay and there are years wherein he was really unbeatable on clay court. So I think he is still the man to beat in French Open. However, we have seen Djokovic emerges and young prospects coming out of the shadows although they really choke on big tournaments, I wouldn't be surprise for another Nadal vs Djokovic finals in Roland Garros 2019.

If this happens and Nadal is again on his A game I will try to watch the final in RG. Tickets aren't cheap but it's definitely worth it.

RG is a great experience especially if you are blessed to see Rafa Nadal's game. Some year ago I was lucky to be in France and I went to the court to see a game that Nadal was playing. It was one of the best pieces of experience I have in my entire life.

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Quote from: Kemarit on February 01, 2019, 08:55:42 AM

We all know that Nadal's strength is clay and there are years wherein he was really unbeatable on clay court. So I think he is still the man to beat in French Open. However, we have seen Djokovic emerges and young prospects coming out of the shadows although they really choke on big tournaments, I wouldn't be surprise for another Nadal vs Djokovic finals in Roland Garros 2019.

If this happens and Nadal is again on his A game I will try to watch the final in RG. Tickets aren't cheap but it's definitely worth it.

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Quote from: asche on February 01, 2019, 08:06:17 AM

Quote from: Juggy777 on February 01, 2019, 07:48:04 AM

I don’t expect he’ll win anything in current form.

However he has made strong comebacks in the past.

I hope he will give a good fight at the french open this summer.

Would be nice to have a nadal - nole final for the second time this year at that moment.

We all know that Nadal's strength is clay and there are years wherein he was really unbeatable on clay court. So I think he is still the man to beat in French Open. However, we have seen Djokovic emerges and young prospects coming out of the shadows although they really choke on big tournaments, I wouldn't be surprise for another Nadal vs Djokovic finals in Roland Garros 2019.

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Quote from: Juggy777 on February 01, 2019, 07:48:04 AM

Quote from: vella85 on January 31, 2019, 07:03:55 PM

Wimbledon will most likely be Murray's last Grand Slam as after his first round loss in the AO he said in the press conference that he hopes to be ready for Wimbledon as that's where he would like to end his career.

To be honest I can't see Nadal winning 2 out of the last 3 GS this year unless there is an injury to Djokovic as I think Djokovic will win at least one of the remaining GS this year.

Yes I and Kemarit have been saying since last year that Djokovic will most likely be the one to surpass Nadal and Federer in GS title wins.

I can’t believe it that Murray is going to bid this game a goodbye, while I can understand the injuries he’s picked over the years were bad but as a fan I feel sad to see him retire. I’ll second you on Djokovic winning more gland slams as he’s the man in form, the way he took out Nadal in the final shows it. Nadal is lacking form and motivation his injuries are taking a toll on him, I don’t expect he’ll win anything in current form.

Well he reached finals of Australian Open , you gotto give him credits for that and he will , he will definitely win the French Open

It will be against Djoker itself . I just hope he will be fully fit and fine by then.

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Quote from: asche on February 01, 2019, 08:06:17 AM

Quote from: Juggy777 on February 01, 2019, 07:48:04 AM

I don’t expect he’ll win anything in current form.

However he has made strong comebacks in the past.

I hope he will give a good fight at the french open this summer.

Would be nice to have a nadal - nole final for the second time this year at that moment.

I will also give advantage to Djokovic. His has great fitness. Serving speed, cleaver technique made him unbeatable against anyone. If there is anyone to break the record of Federer's 20 GS win then Djokovic is my first pick.

Quote from: AB de Royse777 on February 01, 2019, 05:05:47 AM

I am seeing some very good fight but not sure which side to pick.

My pick was Bublik but after losing the first set he came back and won 2nd and 3rd set.

Lucky day for me :-)

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