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Michael Chang was ranked as something like the #67 man all time and Murray is already better than him.
Michael Chang was ranked as something like the #67 man all time and Murray is already better than him.
Chang is over-rated cause he is american. He is even in the hall of fame and Kafelnikov isn't being clearly a better player.
Chang may be overrated in some circles but he isnt overrated on that list. Can you name alot (or any) players who werent ranked above him by the TC list who should have been? Even Kafelnikov and Roddick (who I dont even agree with you are superior to Chang or Murray and who I think you drastically overrate, especialy Kafelnikov the worst 2 slam winner in history by far excluding Kriek) were ranked above him. It is pretty safe to say Chang is at worst a top 70 player all time, and Murray is definitely better than Chang. Sorry I think the idea Murray isnt a top 100 mens player of all time is laughable at this point, even for those who think he is weaker than people like Roddick and Kafelnikov, those people themselves are way inside the top 100 so it doesnt matter.
Okay, by the standards of professional tennis in general Roddick was consistent, but not in comparison to Murray. If I'm not mistaken Roddick never made more than 2 consecutive GS semi finals. Both Murray/Rod worked better on fast courts, but Murray has been much more successful at the French. He has a better direct HTH, and a WAY better HTH vs Federer.
You could make a case for both Murray and Roddick that had they not been born earlier and coincided with Federer at his peak, Nadal and Djokovic, both Andy's would have collected more slams already.
These 2 could have been mulitple Wimbledon champions if it wasn't for the above guys.
The fact that Murray has had to win his slam the hard way in the Federer/Nadal/Djokovic era is enough to include him in the top 100 already.
Murray is not even close to Noah or Gaudio yet because they won their slams in decent conditions at least.
Who cares that he won in a tough era. History wants cold facts not opinions and hearsay. Truth is Murray lucked out in unplayably windy conditions. Murray is not even close to Noah or Gaudio yet because they won their slams in decent conditions at least.
Oh Batz, you got me chuckling there
You gotta admit that The Bawss is gonna take that "windy conditions" to the death just to disparage Murray, lol
I hope Murray doesn't win BBC SPOTY - it mind send The Bawss over the edge.
I can hear him now as the key turns in the lock of his padded cell:
"But he isn't a slam champion, it was windy ah tells ya, WINDY!"
Majors: 1.We need a Prisoner of Birth to tell us how many GS titles will Murray win and how long will be Murray's peak and prime.
Me too.
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Murray would have won the US Open this year, windy or not.Murray has played Djokovic tight through all the matches they've had this year anyway, if it wasn't windy I don't see why Andy couldn't have won it anyway...
I notice your avatar location is now Lyon.
Where are you actually from Bawheed?
Not that it's important in any way but I am from East Anglia originally but I move around a lot.
P.S: Even I will admit that "bawheed" is a good one.
Edit: Looks like one of the murraytard admins has been deleting my posts left and right. The censorship of free speech at its best.
Who cares that he won in a tough era. History wants cold facts not opinions and hearsay. Truth is Murray lucked out in unplayably windy conditions. Murray is not even close to Noah or Gaudio yet because they won their slams in decent conditions at least.
You type well for a guy with 11 webbed fingers
Look out for him at Wimbledon next year for sure.I think you've contradicted yourself by saying that the cold hard facts is the most important way of judging player's careers. Murray won USO fair and square so if other players couldn't adjust to the conditions then tough.
It doesn't matter how much you argue that it was a 'fluke' slam. He's got one in the bag and will most likely add more in the coming years.
I think you've contradicted yourself by saying that the cold hard facts is the most important way of judging player's careers. Murray won USO fair and square so if other players couldn't adjust to the conditions then tough.
It doesn't matter how much you argue that it was a 'fluke' slam. He's got one in the bag and will most likely add more in the coming years.
Ooh, I like the casual reference to inbreeding. Classy and funny!
A lad from Norwich comes home in tears on the night of his wedding.
"What's wrong with you son?" asks his Mother.
"She's still a virgin Mum" he says, through his tears.
His Mother hugs him and says "You're quite right to leave her, Son. If she's not good enough for her own family, she's not good enough for you".
A lad from Norwich comes home in tears on the night of his wedding.
"What's wrong with you son?" asks his Mother.
"She's still a virgin Mum" he says, through his tears.
His Mother hugs him and says "You're quite right to leave her, Son. If she's not good enough for her own family, she's not good enough for you".
Not that it's important in any way but I am from East Anglia originally but I move around a lot.
P.S: Even I will admit that "bawheed" is a good one.
good one !Why do Scots wear kilts?
So sheep don't hear the zipper.
good one !
aahh haaaaaaaaIt's a well known Glaswegian term of endearment.
Do you remember Alan Partridge had a nervous break down and drove bare foot to Dundee?
Murray isn't even above Delpotro. Del potro demolished a peak Nadal and beat federer back to back to win his first USO.
Murray had a gassed out djokovic in terrible playing conditions.
Also Murray has a repelling personality. Del potro is much more likeable which is worth an extra slam or two.
Come at me Muzzatards!! I am ready and loaded.
Del Potro's USO win was certainly more impressive then Murray's. Murray still can't beat Fed at a slam. ROFL
that's a tough feat for anybody.
Then they didn't watch the late 70's and early 80's.
And spending a little while at #1 doesn't mean he has to be the "next big thing". He's already the next big thing in Britian anyway, as he's a national icon over there. If he spends over 13 weeks at #1, he will be in the top 100 for certain.Murray should have been able to do it by now if hes truly supposed to be the "next big thing".. Nadal, Djoker have done it on numerous occasions.
Murray should have been able to do it by now if hes truly supposed to be the "next big thing".. Nadal, Djoker have done it on numerous occasions.
Murray isn't even above Delpotro. Del potro demolished a peak Nadal and beat federer back to back to win his first USO.
Murray had a gassed out djokovic in terrible playing conditions.
Also Murray has a repelling personality. Del potro is much more likeable which is worth an extra slam or two.
Come at me Muzzatards!! I am ready and loaded.
Agreed. Entirely.They only played 3 slam matches and all were finals. Djokovic has never beaten Federer in a slam final either. In fact in 2 of those 3 slams, Djokovic lost to Federer as well and in the 3rd one (AO 2010) he lost to Tsonga who Federer then went on to beat with ease. It's not like Murray had that many opportunities. In fact only 2 men ever beat Federer in a slam final: Nadal and Del Potro.
Murray isn't even above Delpotro. Del potro demolished a peak Nadal and beat federer back to back to win his first USO.
Murray had a gassed out djokovic in terrible playing conditions.
Also Murray has a repelling personality. Del potro is much more likeable which is worth an extra slam or two.
Come at me Muzzatards!! I am ready and loaded.
Del Potro's USO win was certainly more impressive then Murray's. Murray still can't beat Fed at a slam. ROFL
that's a tough feat for anybody.
I bet you've just got the hots for big, hairy, Argies haven't you? ;-)
And I'm afraid you don't win Slams just by being a nice guy. Fact.
Chang may be overrated in some circles but he isnt overrated on that list. Can you name alot (or any) players who werent ranked above him by the TC list who should have been? Even Kafelnikov and Roddick (who I dont even agree with you are superior to Chang or Murray and who I think you drastically overrate, especialy Kafelnikov the worst 2 slam winner in history by far excluding Kriek) were ranked above him. It is pretty safe to say Chang is at worst a top 70 player all time, and Murray is definitely better than Chang. Sorry I think the idea Murray isnt a top 100 mens player of all time is laughable at this point, even for those who think he is weaker than people like Roddick and Kafelnikov, those people themselves are way inside the top 100 so it doesnt matter.
Chang's ranked fine there. But he is not Hall of Fame material imo.
And of course Murray is TOP 100, what I said is he doesn't come close to the TOP 20. I never said he shouldn't be included, he is probably around 50 or so. But people saying he is TOP 10 is laughable.
Kafelnikov maybe the worst 2 slam winner but neither Chang, Roddick and Murray have 2 slams. Besides that he was #1 and an olympic gold winner. He is ahead of the other 3 in terms of achievements. If Murray wins another slam and has at least a week at number 1 his career will be far superior to the other 3. He is already ahead of Chang and would be ahead of Roddick if it wasn't for Roddick being 1 in 2003.
At the moment is probably something like this imo:
1-Kafelnikov
2-Roddick/Murray (Is till give Roddick the edge because of being #1)
4-Chang
At the end of his career Murray will be the better player of those 4.
Chang or Roddick probably isn't HOF material if they were strict on who they induct but since they aren't. Chang deserves to be in there. Youngest Slam champion ever, spent quite a long time at the top, and won quite a few titles winning 34 in all. . He had fantastic results all around the world tour during his career.
Haha. Nadal did it 8/10x.
Humbalito is so freaking arrogant !!.............:twisted:
Haha. Nadal did it 8/10x.
Humbalito is so freaking arrogant !!.............:twisted:
They only played 3 slam matches and all were finals. Djokovic has never beaten Federer in a slam final either. In fact in 2 of those 3 slams, Djokovic lost to Federer as well and in the 3rd one (AO 2010) he lost to Tsonga who Federer then went on to beat with ease. It's not like Murray had that many opportunities. In fact only 2 men ever beat Federer in a slam final: Nadal and Del Potro.