Way to go Duckshit..get bagled in the first and donkeyed in the breaker..Figures,,public burial too. Wonder if everyone at TI had duckworth..
Way to go Duckshit..get bagled in the first and donkeyed in the breaker..Figures,,public burial too. Wonder if everyone at TI had duckworth..
hes back haha
Guess we're back to pur normal SBR tennis ensemble, now that the Slam is over. They'll be back for Wimbledon.
Tommy Haas is out in Halle. Getting close to time that Haas calls it a career. Great story the last couple years, but his body is telling him it's about closing time.
2014 Season Overall Profit: +1.87
I think London should be interesting - lots of guys other than Murray have a good shot.
He was a solid all-court player. Made a couple Slam semis and I think made at least the quarters in all four Slams at some point. His story is really amazing if you read about him. He took off an entire year in 2002 when he was ranked #2 to take care of his parents who got injured in an accident. That was supposedly the first time he injured his shoulder. I don't know if that is tied to his current problem or not. Guy had more comebacks to form than I can remember from most. I think most of all, he's been a professional and dedicated player with a sweet backhand.
Probably the greatest player to have never played in a Grand Slam final. I can't think of a better one.
Tim Henman maybe.
It's interesting that even with the domination of the "big 4" in grand slams pretty much every other long term resident top 10 player has still made at least a slam final - Del Potro and Wawrinka as GS winners, Ferrer, Berdych and Tsonga as finalists. I guess that leaves Gasquet as the best credentialled current player to challenge Haas, save for the up and coming guys with time on their side.
6-10-14
ATP Halle: Becker +225
ATP Halle: Youzhny -140
ATP Queens Club: Sijsling @ +160
Damn Karlovic is throwing down aces. Looks like a blood letting day for me to drop back towards even. Wish I could have talked myself into taking Haase. Gasquets back still has to be an issue for him to lose to that schmoe on this surface.
Adding....
ATP Halle: Olivetti-Johnson Over 23 @ -133