zverev

Both of these guys will win a grand slam sometime in the next 4 years, possibly sooner. So who do you think wins one first? I go with Thiem winning RG before Zverev wins his first slam (USO). Give your opinions.

In a parallel universe where it's a Masters 1000 event played on red dirt. Disgust..

Yeah..finally Now zedzilla aka zedbot will smash more racquets and say more of those fkn words

Even I was surprised how dzumur let it go, when I was watching nole match, I checked score inbetween and dzumur was up a break and leading 2 sets to 1.... Anyways, zedzilla pulled off a seeded player victory..... Lets see, how far he goes

After several epics for both in the earlier rounds, we've got an interesting semifinal. Zverev won the only meeting in Washington 2017 SF by 63 64.

"Captivating highlights for those who're still wondering what's so special about Alexander/Sascha Zverev Jr."

fedr grandpa has a history of losing first 1-2 matches against new talented starts before he figures them out. it can be a tough SF though. unlike zverev chung has winner mentality for 5 setters. so he will go the distance if grandpa played well. cilic/edmond are not a big issue if you have...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tennis/2018/01/07/australian-open-2018-mens-game-will-survive-departure-big-four/ One leading coach – who preferred not to be identified – told the Daily Telegraph that the young pretenders are made from very different stuff to their ageing predecessors. “These kids...

Just saw him outplay Zverev in set 2 and 3 in their encounter at Hopman Cup. Kokkinakis' forehand is a great offensive weapon. If he can stay injury free, I expect him to do great things this year. Maybe a top 15 player. His level today was easily top 10, Zverev tried but couldn't do much in the...

Nadal's historic La Decima at Roland Garros. Roger F winning record 8th Wimbledon. Oldest year end number 1 of the Open Era. Longevity. The "No Excuses" Grand Slam final won by F. "Claydal" winning his third US Open clay court title. Dimitrov peaks on a tennis court to win the...

Looking through the build up for the Next Gen Finals in Milan next week, there’s no sign of Alexander Zverev anymore! I suppose he’s focussing more on the Nitto World Tour Finals in London. Makes sense, but would’ve been interesting to see him play both. Doubt any other player for a while will...

ATP Coach of the Year: Nominated and voted on by fellow ATP coach members, this award goes to the ATP coach who helped guide his players to a higher level of performance during the year. Neville Godwin (Kevin Anderson) Martin Laurendeau (Denis Shapovalov) Ivan Ljubicic (Roger Federer) Toni Nadal...

2017 ROLEX PARIS MASTERS Date 30 October – 5 November Edition 46th Category ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Draw 48S / 24D / 24Q Prize money €4,273,775 Surface Hard / Indoor Location Paris, France Venue Palais omnisports de Paris-Bercy 2016 Champion DRAW Qualifying Draw...

2017 SHANGHAI ROLEX MASTERS Date October 8 – 15 Edition 9th Category ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Surface Hard / Outdoor Draw 56S/28Q/24D Prize money US$3,849,445 Location Shanghai, China Venue Qizhong Forest Sports City Arena 2016 Champion: DRAW Qualifying...

World gave him a fair chance at USO. He won it without facing any top 25 player. But now look at China - 500 draw ... R 32 - lucas poille (#23) R 16 - khachanov (#32) QF - isner (#17) SF - dimitrov (#8) / jmdp (#24) / RBA (#13) F - Nick (#20) / m zverev (#26) / PCB (#10) / berdie...

CHINA OPEN 2017 Date: 2 October – 8 October Edition: 19th Category: ATP World Tour 500 Prize money: $2,916,550 Surface: Hard Location: Beijing, China Venue: National Tennis Center 2016 Champion: Draw: Update: Tsonga had just withdrawn so Kyrgios will be seeded. Sorry the entrant...

I am curious to hear when you first heard about/started following/started believing in the following young guns: Alexander Zverev Dominic Thiem Nick Kyrgios Andrey Rublev Borna Coric Jack Sock Karen Khachanov Daniil Medvedev Lucas Pouille Kyle Edmund Thanasi Kokkinakis Frances Tiafoe Denis...

Saw pics of him in laver cup with a blue racquet. Is this a ltd. Speed or something else?

I've noticed that Alex Zverev has a more straight arm in his Forehand recently. Anyone else notice this and what are the pros of a straight arm over a bent arm?

I'm a high school tennis player for a competitive high school and I've been looking for every advantage I can add to my game of the court. Recently, I started following the starting strength program (which consists of compound lifting exercises like squats, deadlifts, OHP, etc). Then I read an...

Since 2013, Federer has played 32 finals, with a 17-14 record (1 WO against Djok in the Masters). Of those finals, he has played 6 finals against players aged 25y or less, with these results: Basel 2013: Del Potro (25y 1m) d Federer 76 26 64 Basel 2014: Federer d Goffin (23y 10m) 62 62 Brisbane...

here comes the GOAT PREDICTION > Roger is going to crash out of sw19 before QF STAGE by some serve bot . he is winning mathches luckily in halle. and halle final he is most likely to lose given the form of ZVERERV. eos.

Five years from now, here's where I see the ATP shaping up. I am not a fan of any single player, more just a fan of tennis per se, but I am slightly biased towards American players, as you might be able to tell. I digress. Here is how I see the ATP Top 10 in 2022: ALEXANDER ZVEREV JR. — GER...

Federer winning Australian Open, Indian Wells and Miami in both years. Nadal winning Montecarlo, Barcelona, 2nd clay M1000 played (Rome 2006/Madrid 2017) and Roland Garros. A different player wins his 1st M1000 in the 3rd clay M1000 played (Robredo in Hamburg 2006 and Zverev in Rome 2017)...

only two players in the history of the game won finals vs Djokovic without facing a BP. Federer (twice) Zverev Source: Twitter

I was right just thinking, With Rafa, Novak, Thiem and Zverev playing themselves into good form, is Roger now validated in his decision to skip the French Open? At 35 would he just be running himself ragged with these guys in such good form?

A.Zverev B.Coric D.Thiem G.Dimitrov J.Sock K.Nishikori L.Pouille M.Raonic N.Kyrgios And any others you fancy. I'm sure not all of these guys will necessarily do better than say, Kyle Edmund, Hyeon Chung or BERNARD TOMIC. Predict how many titles these chaps will win, and perhaps include...

But win no Slams. Would you take this over Andy Murray's career. So to put that into some context, imagine A.Zverev (aged 19) starts winning Masters 1000 events this year (2017) and carries on doing so until he's 74 or so. Who would have the greater career, assuming Murray's stays as it is?

Hey, everyone. I love hearing what everyone generally thinks the season will shape up to be like. And please, no GOAT debates- just Slam discussion. My list: AO: Murray FO: Djokovic W: Raonic US: Djokovic (Zverev/Kygrios hopefully)