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Just finished reading Pete's book, "A Champion's Mind"---it was pretty good.
Without doing an internet search, what 5 players do you think had a winning head-to-head match record against him? Yes, Krajicek was one of em. The 4 others are alittle surprising. |
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Sergi Bruguera I think does.
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Quote:
Hewitt haarhuis paes |
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Yep---Krajicek, Bruguera, Hewitt, and Stich.
There's one other guy. (Sorry, I'm talking about singles, not doubles.) |
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The Magician Santoro
-------- Just found out Santoro is actually 3-4 against Pete Last edited by scotus : 08-17-2011 at 02:16 PM. |
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Paul Annacone
Career head to head: Annacone 1, Sampras 0 Last edited by scotus : 08-17-2011 at 02:12 PM. |
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If we go by just grass...
Ready for this one? Alex Corretja! 1-0 AND it was best of 5 AND the match WAS 5 sets! |
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But, there's one other guy who beat Pete in singles---Pete won 3 matches, but this guy won 4. Kuerten came close---Pete beat him twice, and Guga beat him once. Ferreira came close, too---Pete beat him 7 times against Wayne's 6 wins. |
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Marat Safin.
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Bruguera, Stich, Krajicek, Federer, Hewitt and Safin. There's also Paes.
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Yep, Safin is the 5th guy.
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There's more than 5, though.
1. Sergi Bruguera (2-3) 2. Michael Stich (4-5) 3. Richard Krajicek (4-6) 4. Roger Federer (0-1) 5. Lleyton Hewitt (4-5) 6. Marat Safin (3-4) 7. Leander Paes (0-1) There's also, looking at my notes. Derrick Rostagno (1-2) Jay Berger (0-1) Christo Van Rensburg (1-2) Yannick Noah (0-1) Paul Haarhuis (1-3) Gilbert Schaller (0-1) Christian Saceanu (0-1) Max Mirnyi (1-2) George Bastl (0-1) Andy Roddick (1-2) |
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There's one other non-rival that beat Pete---Mark Keil, star of that "Journeymen" documentary. Mark beat him at Queen's Club in 1991.
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If we include Hewitt, then we can add
Roddick Safin Federer
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Rostagno's was at the Big W in 1991, IIRC.
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One of Rostagno wins was @ the big W of 1991, IIRC!
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Sorry, this thread was supposed to be about Pete's rivals that had a winning record against him, not lesser ranked players at the time.
Pete also had winning records against Becker (12-7), Edberg (8-6), Chang (12- |
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Also, since its the topic of rivals, I would think one would need to play more than 3 times to qualify as any sort of rivalry, for seems like it it's a fair number because if you play 3 times, someone doesn't have a chance to level it at 2-2.
I would include Hewitt, and not include Roddick, by that standard. Also, you'd have to discount any 1-0 records, because they do not qualify as a rival. Federer was Pete's rival in the same way that Paul Annacone was. |
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