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So now John Isner, who's 32 going on 33, is winning Masters titles. But there's simply no opportunity for younger players? Is anyone still willing to make that argument? The City Boyz
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And Zverev is clearly the most accomplished of the younger brigade. He's actually made a decent fist of it, outside the majors. But the fact Isner has now won a Masters title makes an absolute mockery of the claim it's a closed shop and there simply aren't opportunities for younger players to break through.Be to fair, A Zverev did make the final and it was a close match.
And Zverev is clearly the most accomplished of the younger brigade. He's actually made a decent fist of it, outside the majors. But the fact Isner has now won a Masters title makes an absolute mockery of the claim it's a closed shop and there simply aren't opportunities for younger players to break through.
Do you think he'll read this and have his moment ruined?Let Isner enjoy his moment
Do you think he'll read this and have his moment ruined?
Do you think he'll read this and have his moment ruined?
Try again with what? I was curious. Is that a problem?And I've answered your question, while also pointing out it's a bizarre tangent that suggests you've run out of valid points to make.
Try again.
Your desperate, tangential attempt to find a foothold.Try again with what?
Que? A foothold regarding what exactly? Is this a game?Your desperate, tangential attempt to find a foothold.
Why are you getting personal? Have you got an issue with me?Why are you concerned with me editing my own post?
It's a deflection from your flaccid arguments on the topic at hand.
Yes. It's called "Explain Stuff To A Dopey Bastard". And apparently it's my turn to do the explaining.
I've drawn a conclusion based on what you've said. If you choose to take it personally then that's up to you. Maybe stop saying stupid s**t.Why are you getting personal? Have you got an issue with me?
39 yr old Karlovic beat Kyrgios today. Thoughts?I've drawn a conclusion based on what you've said. If you choose to take it personally then that's up to you. Maybe stop saying stupid s**t.
Los Angeles (AFP) - Croatia's 39-year-old Ivo Karlovic became the oldest ATP semi-finalist since Jimmy Connors in 1993 by rallying past Australian Nick Kyrgios on Friday at the US Men's Clay Court Championships.
The game has changed. The 39-year-olds have all the advantages these days.39 yr old Karlovic beat Kyrgios today. Thoughts?
The game has changed. The 39-year-olds have all the advantages these days.
Younger players don't have a chance.Even on clay, he has the advantage.
I've drawn a conclusion based on what you've said. If you choose to take it personally then that's up to you. Maybe stop saying stupid s**t.
Thanks for the update.Nishikori, Dimitrov and and Thiem pushed Nadal all the way in Monte Carlo, didn't they?
They won 12 games between them and zero sets.
That would suggest I disagree with myself, which I clearly don't.Thread is an interesting case study on the merits of arguing with yourself as a hobby.
The 19-year-old is the youngest finalist in Barcelona since 2005 (Nadal) and will be bidding to become the first unseeded champion since Gaston Gaudio in 2002 when he faces 10-time champion Rafael Nadal in Sunday's championship match. The World No. 1 defeated Belgium's David Goffin 6-4, 6-0 to reach his 11th final at the event. Tsitsipas and Nadal have never played one another.
"I have watched millions of his matches on clay," said Tsitsipas. "I know the way he is playing and, I think, the way he is going to play against me.
"I was preparing for this match already, ten years [ago]. I'm going to go out there, enjoy it and play my best."
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Stefanos Tsitsipas has beaten four of the Top 10 seeds, who own a combined 314 wins on clay, en route to the final. The 19-year-old defeated Diego Schwartzman, Albert Ramos-Vinolas and Dominic Thiem before Saturday’s triumph over Pablo Carreno Busta.