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Jim Clistjers!!!!what good tennis player out there is called jim. please tell me![]()

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Jim Clistjers!!!!what good tennis player out there is called jim. please tell me![]()

yes, did mean take away the men. have chaned that over.You mean men...?
Yes you're quite right.
Nah Murrays best is way above Novaks. Murrays record is only below Djokovic because he has suffered more from injury. A fit and firing Murray will take out Djokovic comfortably tomorrow.

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I was disappointed they split, I always thought they had the potential to be one of history's great doubles pairings. A great shame, doubly so in that there's been precious little competition for the Bryan brothers over the last 10 years.Damn it, didn't quite get the fairytale finish to the Bhupathi/Paes reunion - "Many a love affair has been rekindled in the romance capital of the world" - WTF? - in the doubles final against the Bryan brothers...
i know it was a typo but i like... we can definately run with it...
my gripe with the same prizemoney isn't to do with the amount of sets but to do with the populairty of each games. life's full of inequalities in terms of work for pay....tennis is just another example. although to be fair with sport (all sports really) what you see on the TV makes up only about 10 to 20% of the effort they put in to what they do. the rest is all done on the training track and the proffesionals all put in big hours*
but if you took away the women from a grand slam you would still get about 80 to 90% of the crowds you would anyway (for he ground passes. pretty much all Centre Court and Second Centre Court matches, particularly the big ones, would still sell out)...
but if you took away the men, the crowds for ground passes would drop to about a third of the current state and the main two courts wouldn't get above half full (at best. i might be even be generous here) and only then would that be for the semi's and final or if by some chance the Williams sisters played each other early in the tournament.
*as a complete sidenote it's one of the things that really shits me when a newspaper reports say Ricky Ponting (or any cricketer) got paid $1million to play 90 days of cricket in 2009 and then go on to say "$11,000 a day is pretty good work if you can get it".... these articles are usually done by footy reporters who conveniently ignore that by their logic footballers only work maximum 26 days a year with some earning just as much... but two, they obviously ignore how much effort all professional sportsmen put into their craft.
well said, tho i think 1/3 of the crowd without men is a little generous.
If u asked the regular once a year aussie open viewer(armchair expert), before the start of this years aussie open who Caroline Wozniacki and Vera Zvonareva were, most just wouldnt know, thats #1 and #2 in the world!!
Hell i follow tennis year round and i hardly know who the hell vera is.
I really don't understand why everyone on this board equates being a counterpuncher with being crap.
For me it's not that being a counter-puncher is crap, it's more so that Murray has no balls to have a go in grand slams when it comes to facing players 'greater' than himself.
And a match tie break. For the final of a Grand Slam. Absurd.What is this bastardised scoring shit in the Mixed? No advantage? That's like what we used to play in primary school.
It always surprises me how underappreciated doubles is.