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I presume you mean "and *other* superstars"? All hail the Muzziah.
He preferred a breadstickAndy being bageled in 3rd set. Andy , you should have taken that bathroom break after the 2nd set
Looks like there's no chance for Murray to get back into the 100s at this rate.
Maybe he should seriously think of calling it a day. Second round losses in a Challenger to some nobody is just plain embarrassing. Where does he think he should go from here?
Looks like there's no chance for Murray to get back into the 100s at this rate.
Maybe he should seriously think of calling it a day. Second round losses in a Challenger to some nobody is just plain embarrassing. Where does he think he should go from here?
Become Emma’s super coach or team up with Jack Sock and win a few GS doubles.Looks like there's no chance for Murray to get back into the 100s at this rate.
Maybe he should seriously think of calling it a day. Second round losses in a Challenger to some nobody is just plain embarrassing. Where does he think he should go from here?
Looks like there's no chance for Murray to get back into the 100s at this rate.
Maybe he should seriously think of calling it a day. Second round losses in a Challenger to some nobody is just plain embarrassing. Where does he think he should go from here?
As ever Mainad you are needlessly negative about Andy. Do you even see the Match ? @Nostradamus is absolutely right in his assessment "Andy's body had a off day and this guy Saffuilin was playing lights out power tennis."
Reminds me of when Andy played a certain bum loser nobody (to use TTW parlance) called Mevedev a while back. I'm not sure what happened to Medvedev ( don't think he’s ever won anything, complete loser Bum to use TTW parlance, Mevedev will NEVER be any good etc )........
Anyway even you @Mainad said Andy played well vs Med at that time - As I say he did against Saffuilin. Andy was clearly not red lining it, he has to preserve the limited life time of his metal hip!!!
Murray will put in some stunning performances before it's time to Finnish.
It is NOT the end yet. Have some faith. Andy would not be playing if he was not enjoying himself !
As you well know, I'm the last person to be needlessly negative about him. But his ranking has been lingering for a long time now below the 100s which means he constantly requires WCs for entry into tournaments. When is he going to be able to qualify for these events (their patience won't last forever)?
I don't understand why his form has declined so much since he won Antwerp back in 2019 just a few months after his re-surfacing surgery. At that point I was elated and super-hopeful he would become competitive again even if he never got back to his top form but, since then, it's been all downhill. He isn't now able to play more than 1 or 2 rounds (3 at a pinch) at any event before getting eliminated, too often in humiliating fashion like yesterday.
I really don't know where he goes from here. Trust me, nobody would be more thrilled and happy to be proved wrong but I am beginning to lose hope and I do wonder what he and his team are now thinking and planning to do?
As you well know, I'm the last person to be needlessly negative about him. But his ranking has been lingering for a long time now below the 100s which means he constantly requires WCs for entry into tournaments. When is he going to be able to qualify for these events (their patience won't last forever)?
I don't understand why his form has declined so much since he won Antwerp back in 2019 just a few months after his re-surfacing surgery. At that point I was elated and super-hopeful he would become competitive again even if he never got back to his top form but, since then, it's been all downhill. He isn't now able to play more than 1 or 2 rounds (3 at a pinch) at any event before getting eliminated, too often in humiliating fashion like yesterday.
I really don't know where he goes from here. Trust me, nobody would be more thrilled and happy to be proved wrong but I am beginning to lose hope and I do wonder what he and his team are now thinking and planning to do?
Any given day, anybody can beat anybody.
That damn toilet man
Easy peasy for rising talent and new Rennes champion Benjamin Bonzi, who beat the Gasquet conqueror in straight sets (2 TBs) for his third title in a row after USO.
