ClutchonandWin's tennis plays, fresh thread, with records

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 11:12 AM

You are a penetrating mug you ugly penetrating chimpanzee dickface oyster. penetrating brat, born in the chinese year of the rat.

How penetrating ironic, I spotted Goj's talent way back and backed him during the us open and he beat sisling, then I backed him @4's to end donald young's run in chalelngers at the end of the year and he sprayed errors everywhere left right and center and penetrating well tanked.

Nadal doesn't lose a set to Gulbis but to this bloke he implodes with such UNCLUTCH TENNIS.

stepanekslips · 01-03-14, 11:15 AM

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

You are a penetrating mug you ugly penetrating chimpanzee dickface oyster. penetrating brat, born in the chinese year of the rat.

How penetrating ironic, I spotted Goj's talent way back and backed him during the us open and he beat sisling, then I backed him @4's to end donald young's run in chalelngers at the end of the year and he sprayed errors everywhere left right and center and penetrating well tanked.

Nadal doesn't lose a set to Gulbis but to this bloke he implodes with such UNCLUTCH TENNIS.

el oh el!

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 11:16 AM

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

Yeah, unfortunately not many want to debate or discuss, they find it overbearing, too full on or heavy.. or whatever... no real, exact clue but I was getting that sort of vibe. Probably best I leave open for others to come in here and debate rather than the other way around, as it may be misinterpreted as condescending and I don't want that.

Yeah, Stephens has the worst attitude on tour, then again, most of the current breed of American men and women tennis players do. Ryhne Williams, Harrison, Kudla the lot.... tank when they can't be bothered or realise there's it's going to take a real big effort for them to stand a chance at winning.opportunity of them winning.

Quite frankly Granollers vs Paire is a pick I would hate to have my life on the line for picking. I can understand both sides of the coin. I believe most people know that on anything bearing may be clay, if Paire is striking through his backhand clean and with precision, he is an unstoppable force for Granollers. (And serving well ofcourse) That may be why many are leaning his way. He is without question the stupidest, maddest, unpredictable player I've ever seen. My opinion is Granollers is likely to be coming in fully charged up with an eye for winning another 250 title and so we can expect the best of him. He hasn't dropped a set on the way here and although they've all been mediocre in opposition, he didn't drop one. So atleast we know he's not playing badly. I haven't watched either but heard paire was impressive.

All we can do is speculate on how they're hitting the ball. As a matchup, I see Granollers the type of mould that would frustrate paire on a given day and most certainly at some points throughout a match draw many errors of him and bring out his racquet smash. His forehand is his weaker shot everybody knows this, so they do their best to target it. Not many player's run around their backhand, Paire is one of them. If I was making a prediction based on probability, I'd say Granollers will play a tactically very good match hitting forehands with lots of margin for error and staying really consistent, targetting the forehand of paires and hoping for mistakes. When he see's Paire going through one of his headcase spells and just spraying errors he may just go into "lockdown" mode. Yup. IF and GRANTED, this is the Granollers that TURNS UP for the match.... Paire will need to be near his best, consistently throughout the main durations of the match.

The biggest decider though will be first serves made, the gap between Granollers first and second serve is so big, it's not even funny. It's a bit like Murray to a lesser degree. Murray has a world class first serve and a pathetic second (For the level he's at).... and it leaves im in positions to counterpunch just to aid a hold of serve at times. If Granollers is rolling in second serves he will get severely punished, severely, Paire's backhand return is virtually clean as a whistle and will put him in 80% charge of the point 90% of the time roughly IMO, even against an unconventional reasonably talented grinder. He'll hit the return and dash into the net to close off the easy volley. It is worth looking at what Granollers's first serve % was in his first two matches as atleast something of a rough indicator.

All in all, it's a bigger coin toss than Nishikori vs Cilic yesterday. Where the odds for Nishikori were simply low on the incredibly superficial and narrow knowing that Cilic just beat a Federer-impersonator. I did say if I had a gun to my head, I'd be forced into calling Nishikori. In this instance, if I had a gun to my head, I'd be forced into calling Granollers. Talent doesn't always win, infact it';s generally the better matchplayer that wins. Nadal is living proof of that. I just feel Granollers is the more likely one of the two to come up with his most effective, in winning points, patterns of play. Where Paire may just faulter. He's also played one extra match Granollers.

Honestly 50/50 but if I had my life depending on it, Granollers. I'd be shitting myself though. Odds are completely based on talent and nothing more, talent and who looks flashier. Court's aren't even that fast from the naked eye.

I was so bang on, see how I called that? Genius.

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 11:17 AM

Joking.

Honeybadger44 · 01-03-14, 11:18 AM

Happy that this match worked out for you as well, Clutch!

Paire is a complete lunatic...

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 11:19 AM

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

Bored, so bet tupence. lol

http://gyazo.com/d4d1bcf546fd3dc8ed708fd18668aff3

Perfectly called.

frugalgambler · 01-03-14, 11:21 AM

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

You are a penetrating mug you ugly penetrating chimpanzee dickface oyster. penetrating brat, born in the chinese year of the rat.

How penetrating ironic, I spotted Goj's talent way back and backed him during the us open and he beat sisling, then I backed him @4's to end donald young's run in chalelngers at the end of the year and he sprayed errors everywhere left right and center and penetrating well tanked.

Nadal doesn't lose a set to Gulbis but to this bloke he implodes with such UNCLUTCH TENNIS.

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 11:27 AM

Originally posted by Honeybadger44

Happy that this match worked out for you as well, Clutch!

Paire is a complete lunatic...

Yeah. Won 12 pounds on Granollers, lost 20 on the mother penetrating prick who's boxers always never fit him. penetrating wedgey-picking, flat faced, one dimensional, discredit to the game of tennis! It's only a minor loss but I lost 60 on him beating gulbis 2-0 and he was from 3-0 down!!!!!!!!

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 11:46 AM

Will total at the end of the day.

Azarenka vs Serena Williams
O20 1.75
Always close matches between the two, despite the gulf in class difference for their serves and return of serves. Movement wise Aza can stay with Serena from the back, it's just that little extra something Serena manages to find on the big points. As well as the cheap points she can get on serve, ofcourse.

(4units)

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 11:51 AM

F, Magicayer vs La Monf
O21 @1.8 Pinnacle

Yeah Mayer's box of tricks will create havoc upon anybody doesn't matter who they are, a consistent brilliant shotmaker and creativity to his game. Lobs, slice and dice, flattening out the ball. All this variety. Unfortunately for him though he's up against an amazing athlete and one whom can slide on the hardcourt, so he is going to have come up with the level he played at against Murray IMO. Or near to. He's also not the fittest player on tour Florian and I expect this to take a role against monfils ability to keep getting the ball back and then going for counter.

First set mayer, monfils to come back and grind him down.

(4units)

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 12:00 PM

Shvedova to beat Hsieu @1.74 Pinnacle

Shvedova's been unpredictable since her 2012 season where she broke through onto the scene, since however it's very yoyo, nevertheless she is the better player here and came through a tougher first round. She leads the head to head 2-0 and is facing a fellow ballstriker, so won't be ground down into making errors.

(3.5 units)

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 12:03 PM

Piter to beat Sahar Peer @2.25

Piter is idealy the worst sort of opponent for Peer, she's a consistent grinder that gets everything back but is also tough as nails mentally. She has had a slow opening to the season but she was probably still getting over that monumentous display in linz. She lost to panova, who showed great form, so it's not that bad.

Her result last match in beating Dolonc was impressive though, again, tougher first round and wins the matchup because peer isn't mentally able to cope with piter saving bps.

(2 units)

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 12:45 PM

Thompson to beat ** @2.62

Jordan was the winner of the mamoth Australian Open wild card tournament play off.

He beat the likes of John Patrick smith and Ben Mitchell. The win over Mitchell was particularly impressive.

Hard, flat and aggresive baseliner. Reads his opponents very well, anticipation top notch and an amazing counterpuncher.

Certainly a prospect for the future, whether he was playing a one off amazing tennis match against Mitchell I have no idea, but he produced it and won in 5 sites. If he plays even remotely, 30% as good as he did there, he'll sweep aside **.

He may have been inspired, but he's wildcard for Sydney qualifiers.

** is a mentally tough grinder and has no real weapons, if Jordan can replicate then there's only one winner.

(2.5 units)

Honeybadger44 · 01-03-14, 12:47 PM

Really like you Piter play. Peer has been solid fade material for couple of season now, especially against those grind type of players, as you said...
I wouldn't dare pulling trigger on Shvedova. I love her powerfull game, but the fact is that she is just to unreliable...
Also, I wouldn't be surprised if Serena would steamroll Azarenka tommorow. She is simply a beast. Sharapova played some great tennis today, but it was far from enough to ge close to Serena...

I am looking at few matches as well. But still deciding what I am going to bet...
Jaksic ML. Big talent. Destroyed some poor girl yesterday as a 2,75 dog. She is obviously underrated and I remember that she had quite some succes on ITF tour last year.
Watson ML. Saw first set of her match against Cibulkova. Looked pretty solid, especially defensively, despite fast surface in Brisbane. On the other side, I like Mattek-Sands, but when she is not in super form, her risky game is not that productive and it seems to me that she is not in best form yet.
Maybe Hewitt with handicap. Why not. He seems to be hot and there is a guarantee you will get 100% effort anytime he is out there. Not to mention that he has a big crowd support and I just don't like how uninterested Nishikori looks on court.
Vesely+Devvarman double. Solid looking two players, against two jokesters like Dessein and Cippola at pretty nice looking odds.

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 01:00 PM

Originally posted by Honeybadger44

Really like you Piter play. Peer has been solid fade material for couple of season now, especially against those grind type of players, as you said...
I wouldn't dare pulling trigger on Shvedova. I love her powerfull game, but the fact is that she is just to unreliable...
Also, I wouldn't be surprised if Serena would steamroll Azarenka tommorow. She is simply a beast. Sharapova played some great tennis today, but it was far from enough to ge close to Serena...

I am looking at few matches as well. But still deciding what I am going to bet...
Jaksic ML. Big talent. Destroyed some poor girl yesterday as a 2,75 dog. She is obviously underrated and I remember that she had quite some succes on ITF tour last year.
Watson ML. Saw first set of her match against Cibulkova. Looked pretty solid, especially defensively, despite fast surface in Brisbane. On the other side, I like Mattek-Sands, but when she is not in super form, her risky game is not that productive and it seems to me that she is not in best form yet.
Maybe Hewitt with handicap. Why not. He seems to be hot and there is a guarantee you will get 100% effort anytime he is out there. Not to mention that he has a big crowd support and I just don't like how uninterested Nishikori looks on court.
Vesely+Devvarman double. Solid looking two players, against two jokesters like Dessein and Cippola at pretty nice looking odds.

Agreed on the peers grind factor, but wait I have a concern now.

http://gyazo.com/449831a3eaddd9598a98351d66650a28 http://gyazo.com/c3faeedbaa5a1ab3fb2ddedd5f9a08a6 http://gyazo.com/f103d60e3fc0084de7dc1e35b38867dd

How do you know the Janik girl is a big talent?

Watson Mattek sands is so hard for me to call man, I was soooo tempted to take Watson but the thing is she is suffering from an illness and Sands is an aggressive danger. Here's what watson's illness surrounds, i'll fill you in...

Heather Watson: My illness made me so down and tired... I was ready to explode

By Ivan Speck
PUBLISHED: 22:00, 14 June 2013 | UPDATED: 23:17, 14 June 2013

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Heather Watson is not your average tennis player — or interviewee. Where some sports people can be guarded to the point of uttering platitudes, the girl from Guernsey places a happy premium on honesty.
Her eyes light up with excitement as she describes aspects of her daily routine, her family and a surprising choice of sporting hero.
Perhaps the only subject that elicits a more serious response is the glandular fever which, this spring, robbed her of two months of tournaments and the chance of a potential Wimbledon seeding.

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stepanekslips · 01-03-14, 01:01 PM

What the penetrate am I reading in this thread? Oh wait Im not reading anything ahahahaha!

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 01:03 PM

Nishikori is 100% murdering hewitt in my eyes. I cannot even see how he'll scrounge a set. They;re similar types of players but Nishi is that little bit better at everything and more importantly the younger.

Great preparation with his feet before every shot and world class shotmaker when he;s hot. Similar styles only mean the player with the better game with that style wins and that's nishi imo. Nishi just lacks the serve to take him inside the top 10.

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 01:04 PM

Glandular fever, apparently an illness that causes you to get fatigued very quickly. This is why watson went on that abysmal run at the end of last season, I know I'm in England and follow all the British hopefuls, everyone was touting heather as the future, ahead of robson, as robson is more of a one trick pony and just someone that can do well at one or two events a year playing inspired flawless aggressive tennis. However watson is more the seasoned pro sort of girl and really has an allcourt sort of game.

She's an aggressive counterpuncher, agreed? Really mentally tough too. Just have no update on this illness for me to really know whether it's passed. Ugh.

Honeybadger44 · 01-03-14, 01:13 PM

Maybe I was too optimistic to call Jaksic a big talent, because she is already 20 years old. I saw some of her clips, from that nice run on ITF last year and back then, I read some predictions which were saying that she should have a breakout season this year, if she will continue playing like that...
Thanks for the info on Watson. I am staying away for sure.

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 01:23 PM

Originally posted by Honeybadger44

Maybe I was too optimistic to call Jaksic a big talent, because she is already 20 years old. I saw some of her clips, from that nice run on ITF last year and back then, I read some predictions which were saying that she should have a breakout season this year, if she will continue playing like that...
Thanks for the info on Watson. I am staying away for sure.

Last 1-50 Activity - Jovana Jaksic - All Matches with Any Odds

Odds

Jan 5 2014

Hobart WTA Int'l (AUS) Match Stats, Hard Court, Rank 152, Rating -0.46

Qualifying R1

Def. Aliaksandra Sasnovich(146,0.55) (BLR) 6-3 6-1 Recap Match Stats

$2.600

Nov 18 2013

Sharm El Sheikh ITF (EGY) , Clay, Rank 165, Rating -0.29

Quarter Final

Lost to (q)Nastja Kolar(336,-0.68) (SLO) 4-6 7-5 6-3 Recap

$1.562

Round of 16

Def. (1)Kaia Kanepi(30,2.95) (EST) 3-6 6-4 6-3 Recap

$14.292

Round of 32

Def. Melanie Klaffner(178,-0.14) (AUT) 6-4 3-6 6-2 Recap

$2.053

Nov 11 2013

Minsk ITF (BLR) , Indoor Hard, Seed (3), Rank 165, Rating -0.66

Semi Final

Lost to Margarita Gasparyan(322,0.49) (RUS) 6-1 6-2 Recap

Quarter Final

Def. (6)Ilona Kremen(232,-1.52) (BLR) 7-6(7) 7-6(2) Recap

Round of 16

Def. Polina Leykina(450,-2.75) (RUS) 6-4 2-6 6-1 Recap

Round of 32

Def. (LL)Alina Silich(822,-3.04) (RUS) 6-2 6-2 Recap

Nov 4 2013

Istanbul ITF (TUR) , Indoor Hard, Rank 167, Rating -0.17

Quarter Final

Lost to Kateryna Kozlova(204,0.09) (UKR) 6-3 6-2 Recap

$2.192

Round of 16

Def. Renata Voracova(194,-0.38) (CZE) 6-2 6-2 Recap

$1.869

Round of 32

Def. (7)Stephanie Vogt(143,-0.31) (LIE) 7-5 3-2 ret. Recap

$2.841

Oct 28 2013

Istanbul ITF (TUR) , Indoor Hard, Seed (4), Rank 169, Rating -0.05

Round of 32

Lost to (WC)Melis Sezer(351,-3.51) (TUR) 6-2 6-7(3) 7-5 Recap

Oct 21 2013

Casablanca ITF (MAR) , Clay, Seed (1), Rank 168, Rating -0.11

Quarter Final

Lost to (6)Victoria Kan(238,-1.07) (RUS) 6-1 1-0 ret. Recap

Round of 16

Def. Viktoriya Tomova(401,-1.67) (BUL) 7-5 6-3 Recap

Round of 32

Def. (q)Miryam Jabri(NR,-6.51) (FRA) 6-1 6-3 Recap

Oct 14 2013

Limoges ITF (FRA) , Indoor Hard, Rank 161, Rating 0.11

Round of 32

Lost to Tara Moore(205,0.21) (GBR) 3-6 6-3 6-3 Recap

$1.750

Sep 22 2013

Ningbo WTA Ch (CHN) Match Stats, Hard Court, Seed (7), Rank 162, Rating 0.01

Qualifying R1

Lost to Oksana Kalashnikova(265,-0.74) (GEO) 2-6 6-4 7-6(3) Recap Match Stats

Sep 16 2013

Guangzhou WTA Int'l (CHN) Match Stats, Hard Court, Seed (q), Rank 162, Rating 0.03

Round of 32

Lost to (3)Laura Robson(35,2.49) (GBR) 6-2 6-4 Recap Match Stats

$5.232

Qualifying Rnd

Def. (6)Tadeja Majeric(122,-0.59) (SLO) 4-6 6-2 7-6(4) Recap Match Stats

$1.750

Qualifying R1

Def. Chang Liu(403,-2.96) (CHN) 6-7(5) 7-5 6-2 Recap Match Stats

Jakic's form. I heard good things about this girl just before I took her to lose, so now I';m worried.

No! Don't stay away entirely. Watson on her day would beat Sands and Sands really isn't a great matchplayer, plays the important points poorly. The glandular fever must be fading, I will check her social media, hold up. You never know.

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 01:53 PM

Instagram

http://instagram.com/p/iJ4CWnSZ7U/#

Watch the video of her training, this was over the christmas off break. She is feeling better I am taking her thanks to your encouragement and her work ethic to get back into shape. She wouldn't have been training like that over christmas if she still had glandular.

Watson to Stomp Mattek Sands @2.15

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ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 02:00 PM

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

Pospisil was playing challenger level tennis this time last year before his meteoric rise in the rankings, reaching massters semifinals and so on... Whilst I believe he is much more developed and mature now as a player, I equally believe having not tennis action for a near-on 5 weeks on tour will mean he inviteably cannot possibly be anywhere near the standard he was showing towards the end of last season.

Bhambri has had the perk of playing 3 matches already on these courts and being used to (Or adapt) to a surface is more important than many may imagine. He'll have an indian wealth of support and so it should be a good contest. Competitive atleast.

Bhambri finished the season doing very well in challengers and winning one, beating Bradley Klhan in 3 tight sets.

He's clutch at anything and also posseses a big serve and big weapons. One two punch combinations and can defend aggressively when on the backfoot.

Pos won't be bombing aces down immediately me don't thinks and Bhambri probably will be.

Bambi to get a set @1.84 (5 units)

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

Whilst this may be a fair battle on clay, on hardcourts it's not. It's an ambush out of nowhere. Pella will take him down and with room to spare. Nothing in andreo's game can operate well on hardcourts really, he's playing a claycourters game on hardcourt. Where as pella has a bit more about him and isn't quite so one dimensional....

Pella's also a lefty with a forehand that swings to a right handers backhand and Andreo's backhand is extremely weak like many of his fellow claycourt journeymen he plays. Pella's a tough nut to crack mentally and has competed and done okay on the main atp 250 tour, so will deal with the situation of a semi final of a high calibre challenger event much better.

Pella to beat Andreozzi @1.67 (8 units)
Pella to win 2-0 @2.53 (2 units)

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

Roger Vaseline has an injury and is coming up against a very savy customer who's sky high on confidence today. Sela works all sorts of angles with his shots and Vasleine will be troubled by his industry.

Sela's a very consistent player in rallies and I think Vaseline will struggle to hit through him with any success, espcially when he's not fully fit.

Sela ML @2.38 (5 units)

Pella ML - WIN
Pella 2-0 - WIN

Sela ML - Loss

Bambi Set handicap - Loss

2-2-0
-1.58 units

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 02:23 PM

Adding Mesaros to beat Laakesonen @4..0

(1 unit)

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 02:25 PM

Adding accumulator.

Gyazo

http://gyazo.com/950c1c04544079d9caab8a7e904da979

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 02:44 PM

Adding another accumulator.

Gyazo

http://gyazo.com/9ae47c8bf18e56d599e612b0df96bdb7

Honeybadger44 · 01-03-14, 02:49 PM

ok, so we are back on Watson then

btw, Great call on Pella. Followed you on that one

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 02:59 PM

Originally posted by Honeybadger44

ok, so we are back on Watson then

btw, Great call on Pella. Followed you on that one

How do you choose my only winners from the day to follow on? lol

Pella ML and 2-0?

Drink the fook up, biiiiiiiiiiiiitch.

Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Um, what was I saying, that girl Janik, which sources said to you they were good and are they reliable? because her odds have shot up!

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 03:03 PM

Round of 16

Def. (1)Kaia Kanepi(30,2.95) (EST) 3-6 6-4 6-3 Recap

$14.292

The chick beat Kanepi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 03:15 PM

Adding Granollers @1.8 (8 units)

Honeybadger44 · 01-03-14, 03:19 PM

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

How do you choose my only winners from the day to follow on? lol

Pella ML and 2-0?

Drink the fook up, biiiiiiiiiiiiitch.

Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Um, what was I saying, that girl Janik, which sources said to you they were good and are they reliable? because her odds have shot up!

Well, I am quite selective, when it comes to picks. I onyl bet few per day. I kinda like Pella the most out of your plays, so I took it. Didn't like Pospisil that much and was close to take Sela, but avoided in the end...

I can't really say that I have sources, which informs me about tennis players. As I said, I coincidentally followed some of her matches on ITF and I think I saw her match last year in Monterrey, when she took Kirilenko to 3 sets. And before that she beat Dushevina, if I can recall it correctly... Anyway, it is not a high confidence pick. I know something little about her, saw that she won 6-3, 6-1 yesterday as a dog and Van Utvynck doesn't seem that unbeatable to me. That is it..

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 05:08 PM

Adding.... Benjamin Becker to beat Ryan Harrison @2.00 (3 units)

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 05:09 PM

Originally posted by Honeybadger44

Well, I am quite selective, when it comes to picks. I onyl bet few per day. I kinda like Pella the most out of your plays, so I took it. Didn't like Pospisil that much and was close to take Sela, but avoided in the end...

I can't really say that I have sources, which informs me about tennis players. As I said, I coincidentally followed some of her matches on ITF and I think I saw her match last year in Monterrey, when she took Kirilenko to 3 sets. And before that she beat Dushevina, if I can recall it correctly... Anyway, it is not a high confidence pick. I know something little about her, saw that she won 6-3, 6-1 yesterday as a dog and Van Utvynck doesn't seem that unbeatable to me. That is it..

Def cashing out my accumulator if she starts struggling in live scores. Thanks. lol

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 05:44 PM

Adding Robert @1.76 (3 units)

ClutchOnandWin · 01-03-14, 05:57 PM

Adding another acccumulator

http://gyazo.com/713a46d7fcaa91308bcba3885ba6edb9

Bumdeal · 01-03-14, 06:28 PM

Originally posted by ClutchOnandWin

Nishikori is 100% murdering hewitt in my eyes. I cannot even see how he'll scrounge a set. They;re similar types of players but Nishi is that little bit better at everything and more importantly the younger.

Great preparation with his feet before every shot and world class shotmaker when he;s hot. Similar styles only mean the player with the better game with that style wins and that's nishi imo. Nishi just lacks the serve to take him inside the top 10.

Was gonna take Hewitt but you know much more than me about tennis. I am now on Nishikori.