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I think people are being far too critical of Nadal. He's a fantastic player, mentally superior than anyone apart from Federer. He'll be back - trust me.

Murray failed earlier. He claimed to be only 20 when he lost out to Fed in the US Open final in 2008, but I know from memory that he was born May 1987, which would make him 21 in August 2008. Guy should know his own age :)

So HD is about transfer? I cringe at some of the stuff she says, this was one of the lighter things.

Okay, so here is the dealio. Recently, a teacher said the reason the colours within the movie 'City of God' are so intense is because the movie was shot in high definition. Now, I'm no tech-whizz, but I know that movies are simply not 'shot in hugh definition', but that it has something to...

The phrase 'junk in the trunk' springs to mind. Daaaaaaaaaaamn.

Just out of interest, when was the last time Fed was out of the world's top two?

If what I read on this forum is true, then David Nalbandian is likely to go on an amazing run any day now...

A sign of his wealth was that during the US Open, I heard it mentioned he was staying in a $14,000 a night hotel. 14,000 x 3 weeks roughly is nearly 300,000. ON A HOTEL?!

I was just thinking about the amount of money that Fed (deservedly) must have in his bank account. I know we'll never know the exact amount, but does anyone know roughly? I mean, he's won like over 53 million dollars, has numerous sponsors, TV appearances and I'd imagine he has his fingers in...

Let's be honest with each other; for all his faults, we all love the guy.

Fed is so epic with this kind of thing. Not as funny as 'Don't show me your hands, no, no, no, no, I don't give a ****' but still gold Fedlove

Does the pope **** in the woods?

Well if we're going for seasoned players, surely Djokovic is better than these two?

Federer also had a 15-6 advantage over Nadal? I think he can live without this 'petty' statistic

My knowledge on this is pretty limited, but from what I've seen Bernard Tomic looks very good, although slightly arrogant. I'd probably be too if I was playing professional tennis at the age of 17 so I can't really criticise him.

On the subject of avatars... How do I upload one?

Either way he'll make a hell of a lot of $$$ won't he? I read somewhere his new clothing deal is worth $50 million over ten years, which is just insane. He's such a great persona as well, you'd have to think he'll get spots on TV and such when he hangs up his racquet.

Behind Gasquet, Nole is easily my second favourite player on tour and I would personally love to see him have a successful career. Say if he were to retire in 2020, but which time he would be 32 or 33, how many slams do you think he will have won? Do you think he will ever reach and maintain...

Thought the other thread was good, so how about naming a list of players who you really look forward to watching? I'll kick off 1) Richard Gasquet - I don't care what people say about the guy, I love his game. Even when he mentally implodes he's still a brilliant player to watch, awesome...

Your a lucky guy, your girlfriend is a little bit off the hook

Mardy Fish is such a ****** bag name.

Richard Gasquet, would really like to see him win the a slam after all the shiz-nit he's faced so far in his short career. Other top choices are Murray, Wawrinka and Verdasco.

Daaaamn, how can people afford to have like 5+ rackets? Some of them can cost upwards of 150 quid can't they? Quick question, what is the name of the racket that is like green and black, I think it is a Wilson one?

Yeah, how can you disrespect Rafa? He's over come every obstacle that's ever faced him and still wants more. We all know he could win the US Open this year at about 75% fitness, he's that good.

Roddick for me is one player people have suddenly jumped on the bandwagon of, and he's just a one trick pony with a powerful yet simple serve and an ugly forehand and back hand.

Wine gum eh? So is he the kind of player to throw a two set lead against a lesser seeded player away?

I understand he has one of the best backhands on the ATP circuit, but can anyone give me more information on this guy. I'm new here and only been seriously watching Tennis for about two years now. For example, what's his best surface? Best performance? How goods his forehand, serve, footspeed...

Richard Gasquet