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I think his problem is between his two ears. He's obviously got a lack of enthusiasm for the game and doesn't seem to enjoy himself too much at the moment on the court. The question is: has he got a lack of enthusiasm because he doesn't play well, or doesn't he play well because he's got a lack...

Gonzalez is playing golf by now :)

Monfils maybe???

I found another picture of Pierce wearing the same outfit. It's definitely her.

There's a scroll down menu and they give the choice between: Amelie Mauresmo Kim Clijsters Justine Henin-Hardenne Maria Sharapova Mary Pierce Lindsey Davenport Patty Schnyder Nadia Petrova Svetlana Kuznetsova Elena Dementieva Serena Williams Venus Williams I checked Mauresmo...

I'm entering a contest and have to guess the pictures. The 2nd and 3rd are quite obvious. Maria and Serena, but the 1st one??? Clijsters?? Mauresmo?? Not Sure???

He's getting closer isn't he? A win against Henman and he'll be at 50.

It's the system of measurement that's changed. Before the racquet was measured from inside and now they measure them from outside the frame. That's the reason one is 90 and the other 93 although they're identical.

I played with the original pro staff back then for a while and must admit that it's quite a racquet too. But after trying the POG I felt that it was for me. Anyway these racquets where so good that they simply can't do better today.

Not only my racquet is "retro" but the string too. I play with Prince synth gut at around 58 lbs and like it.

After buying and trying the nSix-One Tour 90 and the Prince O3 White, I decided to get back to my good old Prince Graphite OS. Man all my shots are back. Groundstrokes, backhand and my serve are back on track. None of the "new generation" racquets I've tried give me the control of that good old...

Totally agree

I saw Sania Mirza on her way to the court at the Thailand Open, haven't talked to her but she definitely seem to have an "attitude". Is she snobbish? On the other hand I won a contest called "meet and great with Nadia Petrova" and had a chance to have a meeting head to head with her. She was...

After the match, the streaking girl was able to talk to one of the players. She eyed the large bulge in his shorts. "What's that?" she asked, her eyes gleaming with lust. "Tennis ball," came the breathless reply. "Oh," she said sympathetically, "that must be painful.... I had tennis...

Ball Boys... or Hot Girls ???

It's apparently her...or perhaps a mix of both :confused:

Have you read the question correctly on top of the thread? :)

SerenaSlam01 I guess that you are a Serena fan...Am I guessing right?

:confused: What if she would wear Adidas?

Nadal won his 45th straight match on clay Friday over Jarkko Nieminen. Guillermo Villas holds the Open era record on clay with 53 consecutive wins in 1977. Bjorn Borg is second with 46 straight in 1979. Will Nadal get to 54 and get the new record?

Federer has already won more than Nadal, but Nadal is still young and (unless injuries) still has a brilliant career ahead of him. Taking into account the eras and the depth in modern day tennis, who do you think will be remembered as one of the greatest? (Makes me think of Agassi-Sampras...

:p BOYS BOYS BOYS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Michael Jackson

I'd say Camille Nevier, the girlfriend of Marcos Baghdatis

Want Nadal to win? Put Federer's girlfriend as a ballgirl. He'll be the only one distracted ;)

I know it's kinda stupid but still some old hardcore tennis fans will prefer the traditional ball boys to the new hot model ball girls ... also players have reported the ball girls being a distraction notably Agassi: "If its spoiling their concentration then id say ball boys ... else...

It counts as...four Grand Slam tournaments consecutively. Winners of all four Grand Slam tournaments consecutively, but not in a single calendar year: Singles: Martina Navrátilová (1983-84) (six consecutive tournaments) Note: The Australian Open was held in December from 1977 through...

If there are some unfamiliary with the term... In tennis, a singles player or doubles team is said to have achieved the Grand Slam if they succeed in winning all four of the following championship titles in the same year: Australian Open, French Open, US Open, Wimbledon. True Grand Slam -...

If there are some unfamiliary with the term... In tennis, a singles player or doubles team is said to have achieved the Grand Slam if they succeed in winning all four of the following championship titles in the same year: Australian Open, French Open, US Open, Wimbledon. True Grand Slam -...

This is the entertaining side of tennis. These guys had to cope with so much pressure all their life that I personnally don't blame them for finally having fun on the court now that they've retired from the tour. They probably enjoy themselves more than players who break racquets like Agassi...

Mansour Bahrami is something I agree. Taking the ladder off the chair umpire and saying "you stay there", waiting to the last minute before hitting the ball and saying to his partner "it's yours", playing with only one racquet for two players, sitting on the chair watching his partner playing...