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Old 08-03-2006, 06:07 PM   #61
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Hyung-Taik Lee is extremely stylish. Just kidding.

I like Pioline, Stich, Federer, Malisse and Rios.
Sabatini is the only woman that gets my vote. I can still remember USO final in 90. She moved like a ballet dancer.
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Old 08-04-2006, 07:49 AM   #63
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I do. She is the best ever female player from Indonesia. At one point in her career, she was ranked no. 19 in WTA.
She was awesome. What a stylist. And an imposing player, even at 5 foot nothing.

Basuki's the best ever female player from Indonesia........this begs the question: who is the best ever male player from Indonesia?

Maybe Peter Handoyo, who played no. 1 at Tennessee about eight years ago? There's got to be a Dutch-Indonesian guy or an old schooler who played Slams. That part of the world is booming economically in many ways....any good new players on the rise?
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Roddick....oh wait you said stylish. Sorry thought you meant styleless.
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Old 08-06-2006, 11:02 PM   #65
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She was awesome. What a stylist. And an imposing player, even at 5 foot nothing.

Basuki's the best ever female player from Indonesia........this begs the question: who is the best ever male player from Indonesia?
Maybe Peter Handoyo, who played no. 1 at Tennessee about eight years ago? There's got to be a Dutch-Indonesian guy or an old schooler who played Slams. That part of the world is booming economically in many ways....any good new players on the rise?
I don't think I can answer that question , because not even one male player from Indonesia have ever been in the top 200.

Many had great potential to reach top 100, like Daniel Herijanto, Benny Widjaja or Suwandi, but they couldn't reach the top 100 because lack of funds to compete overseas.

Perhaps Alex Tandayu could help me to answer your question..
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Krishnan. Another guy who was smooth, fluid and effortless.
I strongly agree with you.

Ramesh Krishnan gave John McEnroe a hard time in 1981 US Open Quarter final. Krishnan lost in four sets, but the match was close. Eventhough he looked like an overweight teenager, he could match McEnroe from the baseline.

He hit many forehand winners that looked so effortless in that match..
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Old 08-07-2006, 01:45 AM   #67
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gianlucca pozzi , italy was as smooth as they come..
manuel orantes , spain in the 70s was one slick dude.

and above all .. the guys .. arthur ashe, stan smith , john newcombe..
rememebr my mom was suddenly interested in tennsi when those guys were playing .. hehehe..

nowadays i would pick fed for sure.. and also felicano lopez.
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Old 08-07-2006, 03:09 AM   #68
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I also think of the silky style of the Krishnans or the Amritajs, of Evonne's walkabouts and Bueno's stylish game, of Arazi and Mecir. Another one with a smooth, a bit idiosyncratic style was Gene Mayer, who played all the shots, except serve, with both hands.
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Old 08-07-2006, 03:21 AM   #69
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