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Quote from: Baofeng on February 17, 2018, 07:58:47 PM

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Congratulations to the great Roger Federer on creating history by becoming the oldest player to become No.1

(Breaking Agassi record ) . I doubt that he will finish the year end as no.1 though as he might skip the clay season but its such a great achievement. What a time to live.

Seriously maintaining form and becoming number one in Tennis game that too in this age it is great and unbelievable congratulation Federer. we are just at the beginning of 2018 so for me also it's doubtful that he can maintain his position throughout the year. no words to say about his achievement.

H e has done very well and despite his age he is really playing and even outplaying who are way younger than him and by setting this record, I am sure he wouldn't really mind if he doesn't end the year as the World Number One.

I think getting to number one is his main goal this year. And since he has met it already, I'm sure that we will not push his body just to maintain the position. Its gonna be high risk for him, probably he might go back and choose the tournament that he will be entering. Its gonna be hard to maintain number one, he has achieved so much in the sports and that its gonna be hard to duplicate was he has done.

And also with regards to his age, he needs time for himself or else f he overexerts himself, He is going to get injured or maybe something more serious might happen.

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Quote from: Lionidas on February 18, 2018, 12:07:22 AM

Quote from: Baofeng on February 17, 2018, 07:58:47 PM

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Congratulations to the great Roger Federer on creating history by becoming the oldest player to become No.1

(Breaking Agassi record ) . I doubt that he will finish the year end as no.1 though as he might skip the clay season but its such a great achievement. What a time to live.

Seriously maintaining form and becoming number one in Tennis game that too in this age it is great and unbelievable congratulation Federer. we are just at the beginning of 2018 so for me also it's doubtful that he can maintain his position throughout the year. no words to say about his achievement.

H e has done very well and despite his age he is really playing and even outplaying who are way younger than him and by setting this record, I am sure he wouldn't really mind if he doesn't end the year as the World Number One.

I think getting to number one is his main goal this year. And since he has met it already, I'm sure that we will not push his body just to maintain the position. Its gonna be high risk for him, probably he might go back and choose the tournament that he will be entering. Its gonna be hard to maintain number one, he has achieved so much in the sports and that its gonna be hard to duplicate was he has done.

It does seem that maintaining the world number one in the ATP is much easier than doing it on the other side of the spectrum being the WTA. They have their number one ranking player switch every tournament it seems. As Simona Halep was for a while but then it was Angelique Kerber and now as of now it is Caroline Wozniacki when she took it with her win at the Australian Open and now trying to defend it at Doha.
Which she might loss it yet again because the others are looking stronger than she does at the moment with Gabrine Mugurza and now Maria Sharapova snapping at her heels.
It does seem that on the men's side they hold on to the #1 ranking for much longer intervals at a time.

Yes, you are correct in the men's side. However, but we all know that Roger Federer is not getting any younger and there are a lot of young and upcoming talented players who are going to take the crown from him or Nadal.

So for me, maintaining his #1 spot will be hard. Plus he doesn't enter many tournaments to gain points to maintain his position.

As for WTA, we haven't seen someone who dominates, every year, different champions and the ranking quickly change hands. Maybe those women is very competitive in nature or lack there of.

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Quote from: Baofeng on February 17, 2018, 07:58:47 PM

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Quote from: absy on February 17, 2018, 03:43:49 AM

Congratulations to the great Roger Federer on creating history by becoming the oldest player to become No.1

(Breaking Agassi record ) . I doubt that he will finish the year end as no.1 though as he might skip the clay season but its such a great achievement. What a time to live.

Seriously maintaining form and becoming number one in Tennis game that too in this age it is great and unbelievable congratulation Federer. we are just at the beginning of 2018 so for me also it's doubtful that he can maintain his position throughout the year. no words to say about his achievement.

H e has done very well and despite his age he is really playing and even outplaying who are way younger than him and by setting this record, I am sure he wouldn't really mind if he doesn't end the year as the World Number One.

I think getting to number one is his main goal this year. And since he has met it already, I'm sure that we will not push his body just to maintain the position. Its gonna be high risk for him, probably he might go back and choose the tournament that he will be entering. Its gonna be hard to maintain number one, he has achieved so much in the sports and that its gonna be hard to duplicate was he has done.

It does seem that maintaining the world number one in the ATP is much easier than doing it on the other side of the spectrum being the WTA. They have their number one ranking player switch every tournament it seems. As Simona Halep was for a while but then it was Angelique Kerber and now as of now it is Caroline Wozniacki when she took it with her win at the Australian Open and now trying to defend it at Doha.
Which she might loss it yet again because the others are looking stronger than she does at the moment with Gabrine Mugurza and now Maria Sharapova snapping at her heels.
It does seem that on the men's side they hold on to the #1 ranking for much longer intervals at a time.

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Quote from: joebrook on February 17, 2018, 10:18:13 AM

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Quote from: absy on February 17, 2018, 03:43:49 AM

Congratulations to the great Roger Federer on creating history by becoming the oldest player to become No.1

(Breaking Agassi record ) . I doubt that he will finish the year end as no.1 though as he might skip the clay season but its such a great achievement. What a time to live.

Seriously maintaining form and becoming number one in Tennis game that too in this age it is great and unbelievable congratulation Federer. we are just at the beginning of 2018 so for me also it's doubtful that he can maintain his position throughout the year. no words to say about his achievement.

H e has done very well and despite his age he is really playing and even outplaying who are way younger than him and by setting this record, I am sure he wouldn't really mind if he doesn't end the year as the World Number One.

I think getting to number one is his main goal this year. And since he has met it already, I'm sure that we will not push his body just to maintain the position. Its gonna be high risk for him, probably he might go back and choose the tournament that he will be entering. Its gonna be hard to maintain number one, he has achieved so much in the sports and that its gonna be hard to duplicate was he has done.

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Quote from: chris200x9 on February 17, 2018, 09:31:21 AM

Quote from: absy on February 17, 2018, 03:43:49 AM

Congratulations to the great Roger Federer on creating history by becoming the oldest player to become No.1

(Breaking Agassi record ) . I doubt that he will finish the year end as no.1 though as he might skip the clay season but its such a great achievement. What a time to live.

Seriously maintaining form and becoming number one in Tennis game that too in this age it is great and unbelievable congratulation Federer. we are just at the beginning of 2018 so for me also it's doubtful that he can maintain his position throughout the year. no words to say about his achievement.

H e has done very well and despite his age he is really playing and even outplaying who are way younger than him and by setting this record, I am sure he wouldn't really mind if he doesn't end the year as the World Number One.

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Quote from: absy on February 17, 2018, 03:43:49 AM

Congratulations to the great Roger Federer on creating history by becoming the oldest player to become No.1

(Breaking Agassi record ) . I doubt that he will finish the year end as no.1 though as he might skip the clay season but its such a great achievement. What a time to live.

Seriously maintaining form and becoming number one in Tennis game that too in this age it is great and unbelievable congratulation Federer. we are just at the beginning of 2018 so for me also it's doubtful that he can maintain his position throughout the year. no words to say about his achievement.

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Congratulations to the great Roger Federer on creating history by becoming the oldest player to become No.1

(Breaking Agassi record ) . I doubt that he will finish the year end as no.1 though as he might skip the clay season but its such a great achievement . What a time to live.

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Quote from: Trofo on February 16, 2018, 05:45:04 PM

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King Roger Federer is back on his throne!
he is definitely in the legend.
With 36 years 6 months and 11 days is the oldest n.1!
For me he is surely the strongest player of all time.

Nice. I 100% agreed. Its remarkable that he was able to reclaim his throne at 36 years old and the oldest #1. Let's see how Nadal reacts, he is resting but I'm sure that he wants to get it back, although they are friends outside the court, but inside its different. This guys have a high level of competitiveness around them and wouldn't move an inch.

What can I say? Congrats to Roger for being the #1 again and I'm sure tennis world is very happy to see him back at his throne.

Congrats to Roger for being #1 once again , what he is doing is really exceptional. It is really tough to keep that level of fitness and commitment at his age. Professional sports are brutal for the body & soul.

It's great that Roger Federer again reached No.1 ranking oldest player to gain No.1, even at his age of 36 he is playing like a champion. There is a saying form is temporary class is permanent that is proven by GOAT Federer. Astonishing to watch his play at this age.

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Quote from: Trofo on February 16, 2018, 05:45:04 PM

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King Roger Federer is back on his throne!
he is definitely in the legend.
With 36 years 6 months and 11 days is the oldest n.1!
For me he is surely the strongest player of all time.

Nice. I 100% agreed. Its remarkable that he was able to reclaim his throne at 36 years old and the oldest #1. Let's see how Nadal reacts, he is resting but I'm sure that he wants to get it back, although they are friends outside the court, but inside its different. This guys have a high level of competitiveness around them and wouldn't move an inch.

What can I say? Congrats to Roger for being the #1 again and I'm sure tennis world is very happy to see him back at his throne.

Congrats to Roger for being #1 once again , what he is doing is really exceptional. It is really tough to keep that level of fitness and commitment at his age. Professional sports are brutal for the body & soul.

Right. Those athletes has really step up the game a notch higher like Federer and Nadal. Because at their age, they can still compete at this high levels that is not impossible like 10-20 years ago. Tennis maybe be evolving, but veterans learn to adopt as well and even reclaim what they used to be. Tennis is not a contact sports, but it is still as brutal as any sports out there. Imagine playing, running, serving, jumping in a average of 1-3 hrs every game is not that easy for the body and the soul as you point out. New trainings, technology emerges, but if your body is not willing then sooner or later they will retire. But both of them are still playing top notch tennis with their age is truly amazing.

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Quote from: yoseph on February 12, 2018, 01:25:39 PM

Maria Sharapova has been eliminated in the first round of the Qatar Open by Monica Niculescu beating here in three sets with 4-6,6-4,6-3 victory. This was Sharpova’s first appearance in the Qatar Open since 2013.

So has Simona Halep, due to retiring herself out of the tournament, which she did not need too Undecided

. Which I don't know why because she won the match in straight sets to advance. But later on she withdrew from the tournament.
Probably a unforeseen injury after the match.

I just knew Caroline Wozniacki would win her match against Kerber to stay world's number 1 in the the wta rankings.
She is quite good when she is on a roll like she has been since the Australian Open. Grin

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Quote from: Baofeng on February 16, 2018, 05:02:46 PM

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King Roger Federer is back on his throne!
he is definitely in the legend.
With 36 years 6 months and 11 days is the oldest n.1!
For me he is surely the strongest player of all time.

Nice. I 100% agreed. Its remarkable that he was able to reclaim his throne at 36 years old and the oldest #1. Let's see how Nadal reacts, he is resting but I'm sure that he wants to get it back, although they are friends outside the court, but inside its different. This guys have a high level of competitiveness around them and wouldn't move an inch.

What can I say? Congrats to Roger for being the #1 again and I'm sure tennis world is very happy to see him back at his throne.

Congrats to Roger for being #1 once again , what he is doing is really exceptional. It is really tough to keep that level of fitness and commitment at his age. Professional sports are brutal for the body & soul.

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Quote from: cicciobtc on February 16, 2018, 04:32:28 PM

King Roger Federer is back on his throne!
he is definitely in the legend.
With 36 years 6 months and 11 days is the oldest n.1!
For me he is surely the strongest player of all time.

Nice. I 100% agreed. Its remarkable that he was able to reclaim his throne at 36 years old and the oldest #1. Let's see how Nadal reacts, he is resting but I'm sure that he wants to get it back, although they are friends outside the court, but inside its different. This guys have a high level of competitiveness around them and wouldn't move an inch.

What can I say? Congrats to Roger for being the #1 again and I'm sure tennis world is very happy to see him back at his throne.

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King Roger Federer is back on his throne!
he is definitely in the legend.
With 36 years 6 months and 11 days is the oldest n.1!
For me he is surely the strongest player of all time.

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Quote from: cicciobtc on February 15, 2018, 03:37:10 PM

Federer has just won 2-0 (7-6 7-5) against Kohlschreiber and is now very close to the finish line.
if tomorrow he wins his match(against Haase or Griekspoor)he will return to the top in the atp ranking!

I'm sure that many are going to watch live in either TV or in the court itself. I don't know though if I can watch it because I don't want to jinx Roger in claiming the #1 spot once again.

He should not take either of his opponent though. I'm sure he has face a lot of pressure games in the past. But this is one game that he really needs to stay focus and mentally tough. Let's all go cheer for him to win the match to truly cemented his legacy as one of the greatest player of the modern era.

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Federer has just won 2-0 (7-6 7-5) against Kohlschreiber and is now very close to the finish line.
if tomorrow he wins his match(against Haase or Griekspoor)he will return to the top in the atp ranking!

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Today Federer won 6-1 6-2!
He is in good shape and I think that besides returning to the first place in the atp ranking, he will win the tournament too. In addition to Wawrinka was also eliminated A.Zverev then he has an easy draw until the final

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With Wawrinka already out, now the route to the number 1 spot is completely open for Federer. I would be very surprised if he doesn't reach at least the semi-final on this tournament.
I agree with Trofo, Nadal is preparing himself for the clay season (especially for Roland Garros).

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Wawrinka is already out in Rotterdam!

now Federer has an easy draw:
in the first round Bemelmans
in the second round kohlschreiber,
in the quarter-final one between Griekspoor, Haase and De Bakker.
I think Federer will be back at 99% at the top of the atp ranking this week!

Yup, seems like its going to be an easy tourney for.. at least till the finals. Is Nadal out injured again? or is he playing some other tourney? If he wants to stay on top he might have to play a few more tourneys and collect points.

Nadal isn't playing this week. Maybe he is not injured but is still in a bit of recovering mode. I am expecting he will be very careful which tournaments to play before clay season. That is the part when he wants to be on his best.

It looks like easy draw for Federer. I can only see Kohlschreiber giving him some problems if he has a great day and Federer is not at his top level.

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Quote from: cicciobtc on February 13, 2018, 06:00:28 PM

Wawrinka is already out in Rotterdam!

now Federer has an easy draw:
in the first round Bemelmans
in the second round kohlschreiber,
in the quarter-final one between Griekspoor, Haase and De Bakker.
I think Federer will be back at 99% at the top of the atp ranking this week!

Yup, seems like its going to be an easy tourney for.. at least till the finals. Is Nadal out injured again? or is he playing some other tourney? If he wants to stay on top he might have to play a few more tourneys and collect points.

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Wawrinka is already out in Rotterdam!

now Federer has an easy draw:
in the first round Bemelmans
in the second round kohlschreiber,
in the quarter-final one between Griekspoor, Haase and De Bakker.
I think Federer will be back at 99% at the top of the atp ranking this week!

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