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Mac doesn't imply things. He says what's on his mind.
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Anyway, just getting in IW in the SF is a great thing for him. Dangerous, yes.
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Isner only serves and volleys occasionally; his normal pattern is a serve and forehand. I think that's what he's seeking most of the time. I watched John since his college days at UGA. He's certainly not a SV player in the mold of Edberg, Rafter, McEnroe, etc. I agree that he works toward shortening points but serve/put away forehand is his MO. |
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Big serve and big forehand ticks two boxes for me but his movement is still an issue.
That win over Federer on clay was a shock and he's capable of more upsets like that but I just don't see him winning against the elite regularly enough. |
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I think we are. Both right. He is a mix of both
From wikipedia: Isner has a powerful serve, thanks in part to his 6-ft, 9-in (206cm) height he get a good angle, only Ivo Karlovic is taller among the current players.[38] Commentators[who?] have also praised his composure; in five consecutive third-set tiebreaker wins in Washington, he delivered huge serves when it mattered most.[39] Isner also has a very powerful forehand as well. On serve, Isner often goes for one-two points, a big serve followed up by a big forehand. He is also known to back up his serves with approaches to the net, though he does not strictly serve-and-volley. Isner's movement around the court is hampered by his body, and he is hurt by players who move him around the court. Isner's fitness has improved considerably over the years, and he displayed this during his win in the longest tennis match ever at Wimbledon against Nicolas Mahut. |
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He does often back his serve up by coming to the net, but from what I have seen, he usually doesn't do it by playing serve volly, but follows his second shot (often the forehand) to the net.
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Overall, Isner is NOT a S&Ver (coming from someone who dabbles in S&V), but I would consider him and all-courter (and the fact that you cited Wikipedia in a previous post does not help your legitimacy...).
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You've been watching too many highlight reels. Try watching full matches. Then you'll see that he's not a S&Ver (he's great at mixing it up).
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hilarious. the 5 star tennis analysts here say John Isner "only" has a serve. I guess forgetting that he beat Fed on clay over five sets and took Nadal to 5 at FO. Not bad for a guy who "only" has a serve. lol.
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...you do know that all-courters S&V right? Or are you that dense?
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His volleys aren't good enough to play that game. Especially on today's slow courts.
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