LukeParkerno1
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We all do. Blame Isner.
Grand Slam Australian open (Day 6)
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We all do. Blame Isner.
While the Flock of sheep grow in numbers. Australian mentality. Dumb.
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Wonderful point. Right before that point, I was going to say that nick shot selection was gung ho and very risky because he had no gas. had to delete that one after that point.
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Avatar and post quality going hand in hand right there.
Visions
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He made 70 odd last match and won that. So a great improvement yet lost!Besides the 44 unforced errors he made?
For the players' sake, it is alot easier on the body but as a spectacle, nothing tops the drama of watching a set go to 14 a piece.
It's Novak Djokovic... Silly Billy.
And breathe. never in doubt....
Could be the making of Nick in this country. TBH, since his probation, he has been matured a lot. Could have completely lost the plot a couple of times tonight but got back to the grind. Was he only broken once in those 5 sets? great serving
He has improved immensely in tennis maturity. He is still a 15 year old brat in behavioural terms.
scout
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lel....Ch 9 going with the Hottest 100 winner, Bad Guy..
I think it's more about gambling with risky shots.
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I thought his name was Nikola Jokic. Or is that the #2 basketball player in the world?
Mate Hewitt is feathering his own nest. His job as Davis Cup coach depends on it. A decent human being like Rafter wiped his hands of him.
LukeParkerno1
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What a match! Amazing to be at. Best match I’ve seen live in years
LukeParkerno1
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You want your best players playing DC who cares if they are tools
Yeah the World's full of em.
Boncer where are You ? Spot on with your observation.
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Those on ground passes that saw that match sure got their money’s worth.
It’s a pity it’s no longer played to advantage in the 5th set they would’ve been playing for another hour or two I reckon.
It’s a pity it’s no longer played to advantage in the 5th set they would’ve been playing for another hour or two I reckon.
Visions
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It's called patriotism. Bonds people together.
Obviously lost on individuals like you.
beez
A*mazing
I'd hazard a guess the influence of de Minaur far outweighs anything that Hewitt (or anyone else) has had recently.
Hawkas1988
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I've got tickets to it, sooooo pumped!
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Nadal is a spud, Nick has him covered, Nadal will lose composure after Nick starts impersonating him again
Visions
Brownlow Medallist
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I would put my money on it that it's a different story behind closed doors...
Kyrgios thrives on team mentality. Individually he struggles. Having Hewitt and de Minaur behind him has more him perhaps responsible if that make sense. Do it for the country not just himself. And it pays off.
