Hehe. Somebody wants a rematch.
Hehe. Somebody wants a rematch.
Your fence straddling will have you walking around bow legged for weeks now, first touting Zed as on his way to be betterer than fedr and now thiemerer is back. I think I'll put you back on "ignore" you're SoBad!
Thiemerer is back!
At this stage Thiem badly needs matches after early exit last week. This win is a relief. Liking his chances for making Nishikori showdown in Rio a lot more atm.
Some reward...having to play the French Backboard in less than 24 hours after this war.
Not to mention, Zverev at this stage in his Career is a pretty poor match up for Simon.
Thiem fan always and he almost went down 5-0 in this match so my fears were justified. Zverev never quite found his top gear in this match. Zed still ahead of Fed.Your fence straddling will have you walking around bow legged for weeks now, first touting Zed as on his way to be betterer than fedr and now thiemerer is back. I think I'll put you back on "ignore" you're SoBad!
Looking forward to Thiemerer onwards. He's back on track. Sorry to dissappoint the Thiem trolls.
Errah, looking forward to potential Dimi vs Thiem match?
Any way the latest wind blows is your direction. Bandwagonerer Emeritus. SoSad.Thiem fan always and he almost went down 5-0 in this match so my fears were justified. Zverev never quite found his top gear in this match. Zed still ahead of Fed.
Says the guy who picked Zed to win and claims he's better than Fed.Thiem fan always and he almost went down 5-0 in this match so my fears were justified. Zverev never quite found his top gear in this match. Zed still ahead of Fed.
@MelesThiem fan always and he almost went down 5-0 in this match so my fears were justified. Zverev never quite found his top gear in this match. Zed still ahead of Fed.
@MelesAny way the latest wind blows is your direction. Bandwagonerer Emeritus. SoSad.
Thiem fan always and he almost went down 5-0 in this match so my fears were justified. Zverev never quite found his top gear in this match. Zed still ahead of Fed.
I agree. He may eventually tire like last year in Rio. He played himself into good form today after an awful start. When he wins Rotterdam, Rio, and Acapulco back to back we can talk about overplaying.
I hope your claim of being a quisling is not aimed my way. I liked Thiem a lot before he started camping out 20 feet behind the baseline on HCs and then went berserk gonzo, gotta play every week and practice 12 hours a day. It sucked that the height of his folly coincided with the only player I pledge total allegiance to going on the shelf for six months. My blues were softened by a slaminal and a babyGOAT Renaissance. But, when they line up against each other, I'm all in for the old guy with the elegant strokes.@Meles
You're a quisling, that's what you are! (For those of you who have forgotten the wonderful comments of Levi.)
Just the facts in that thread and Zed is ahead of Fed in his progress with his 2nd tournament win at age 19.
Sorry I just like what I'm seeing in the game right now. Zverev and Dimitrov on the rise undoubtably. Thiem showing signs of life. Fedal back and ready to contend. Its an amazing to group of players at the top of the tour with no Berdy or Ferrer to make the latter stages boring.@Meles
You're a quisling, that's what you are! (For those of you who have forgotten the wonderful comments of Levi.)
Thiemerer forgives you.
He will be forgiven when he pulls out of RIo.Thiemerer forgives you.
Commies said next tournament was Acapulco, but best I can tell they are incompetent.He will be forgiven when he pulls out of RIo.
You missed my joke. Levi once said that to me.
It's great seeing someone so young doing so well, but so far to me he mostly looks like a very dangerous, tall baseliner. If he doesn't learn some important net skills from his big brother, I don't trust him to get much better, especially if the recent trend of using faster balls continues.
Luckily for Thiem Sascha's net game was pretty poor today, but that also had a lot to do with Thiem who is no picnic for netrushers with his heavy topspin from both sides. I do think he's bound to improved with his brother in the camp. Part of his better serve games stats is that he is attacking more at the net and has times where he times the forehand quite well. Thiem served a bit harder then Zverev. With Jez Green training Zverev I think he's going to stay relatively healthy, get even more serve velocity, etc., etc.. He's going to be a beast. For me the critical element is his return game. If he can win over 39.0% of his return points that puts him a notch above Sampras and I like that his first return is relatively strong which gives him the ability to break even when an opponent is serving well. Z just needs to get hot and breaks happen. He broke Tsonga a lot at the end of their match which was very, very impressive.
