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Couldn't agree with you more!

Lol, I apologize for the misspelling.

I generally like it when players show emotion. On the flipside of the coin Sampras was criticized for being a little stoic so I guess damned if you do.... What I can't stand is when players drop to the floor after winning PRETENDING to cry.

What career??

Exactly! Why even get married in the first place. He could have easily been the next George Clooney and everybody would have envied him.

Yes, an extremely poor attempt to try and brush up his damaged image/brand. I just don't buy that!

I don't buy that sex rehab thing, just a poor publicity stunt!

Do you think Fed would like Woods this close to his wife again?

Sampras retired at 32. Remember the 2002 US open with him and Agassi in the final. He was born August 12 1971. The '02 Us open started August 26. He didn't play much if at all in the year after that and then officially announced his retirement prior to the 03 US open.

Although I agree Fedor is a great fighter, particularly in Pride, you're not seriously comparing boxing to MMA?! I'd say it like this, Fedor would rip Liddell apart, yet Liddell is a hall of famer!

Federer's great ally has been his seemingly impervious body to injury. It's allowed him to retain the great consistency his been winning 16 majors with. His hunger is as great as ever, his game is still of major winning quality. I've never been one for predictions but if Fed stays the course I...

For a Serena hater you display a pretty strong effort to keep track of her activities! Come on, admit it, it's alright....you like her don't ya :shock:

I can't even take this serious!

I don't think golf has a lot to do with athleticism. There are good arguments to support you statement however there are more athletes whom fit the bill in their own respective sport and you can't compare sports. Take Zidane, he's won everything he can in soccer and quite often single handedly...

Don't even bother, some people are just idiots!

So was McEnroe, and I love the man!

Anybody who knows the Scottish history and has seen the movie Trainspotting, will love all Scottish people!:)

Did you know as well as landing on the moon we've invented the DVR?

Can't say anything negative about a guy whom for one things loves/listens to Metallica, and more importantly is great buddies and was a long time coach of my all time favorite player. Go Brad!

Then you haven't been watching a lot of tennis :confused:

Wow, I bet you gave that one some thought huh? Think more carefully the next time, if you can that is, because I'm sure this one fried up at least one of your two active brain cells. :lol:

Please come with an actual quote and not some BS. In any event, I can't quite disagree with YOUR explanation of what Serena allegedly said. At least she dares to stay clear of the politically correct nonsense when needed and hopefully she'll keep doing so. Maybe it'll stir the rest of the field...

Looking at the rest of the field, I'd be surprised if they wouldn't have some form of success in their comebacks.

If Serena serves well I don't think Henin has a chance. Henin's movement is better and Serena did look a little fatigued in her last match. Henin has been throwing in a lot of doubles along with a low first serve percentage. I hope Serena will win and if she does she'll do it in two close sets.

The fact that usually all the big players show up to compete. The many interviews with all the top players. New up and coming talent are likely to make a breakthrough there and put themselves on the map. The chance for players to (re)write hystory. No, indeed, no reason whatsoever to play them!

Serena is as mentally though as anyone! Mentally she is a Winchester repeating against bows and arrows!

If I'm allowed to pick a retired player, whom after all took a big bite out of the game, I would say it would have to be Sampras. His service motion is an abosolute beauty to watch. Federer is also extremely sweet. On the women's side it would have to be Serena.

What lures me into like a certain car? What lures me into liking a certain person? A set of subjective characteristics which in a benign unison draw attention to my psyche creating an undeniable interest in it/him/her, tipping the balance in its/his/her favor!

Her shrieking is way too long. It extends into her opponent returning her ball. This should not be allowed!

Fowler I can take, Drysdale is usually appropiate, P Mac is alright, Couries is great to listen to due to his experience with modern day tennis, J Mac is fun, Gilbert is doable and funny at times, Gimelstop is ok for same reason as Courier. Carillo is by far the worst, Fernandez sucks...