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I was surfing the net, reading articles and this article had me cracking up. Sometimes, we put our proverbial feet in our mouths and look crazy after it's all said and done.
I'm excerpting, because the article is too long. Feel free to post crazy predictions, from pros and pundits that you find amusing.
Goran on Nadal's chances to win Wimbledon, 2006:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2006/jun/18/tennis.wimbledon2006
"So for me, the number-one favourite this year is Roger Federer, and the number two, which will surprise some people, is Mario Ancic."
"Ivanisevic continues with his list of possible winners: 'Then you have David Nalbandian, Andy Roddick and Sebastien Grosjean - and I would put Tim in there also."
"How about Rafael Nadal, the world's best player on clay? 'No.'
Never?
'Maybe, but while Federer is alive, no. And I think Ancic is a much better player than him on a fast court.'
Goran on Andy Murray
Goran Ivanisevic believes Andy Murray is a more talented player than the world number two, Rafael Nadal, and says he could help the coachless young Scot prepare for this year's Wimbledon.
Ivanisevic has seen Murray play many times. He is impressed. 'I like the way he plays, I like his mentality.'
The idea that Nadal, 20, who retained the French Open title last Sunday, has set an example to other emerging players about the amount of training they should put in - the Spaniard is renowned for working extremely hard away from competition - is not one to which Ivanisevic subscribes.
He says: 'Nadal is Nadal; Murray has a different game. Murray's more talented, he has a better serve, he's different. Maybe someone needs one hour to do something that Nadal needs five hours to do. Not everyone practises the same. They have completely different games.
I'm excerpting, because the article is too long. Feel free to post crazy predictions, from pros and pundits that you find amusing.
Goran on Nadal's chances to win Wimbledon, 2006:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2006/jun/18/tennis.wimbledon2006
"So for me, the number-one favourite this year is Roger Federer, and the number two, which will surprise some people, is Mario Ancic."
"Ivanisevic continues with his list of possible winners: 'Then you have David Nalbandian, Andy Roddick and Sebastien Grosjean - and I would put Tim in there also."
"How about Rafael Nadal, the world's best player on clay? 'No.'
Never?
'Maybe, but while Federer is alive, no. And I think Ancic is a much better player than him on a fast court.'
Goran on Andy Murray
Goran Ivanisevic believes Andy Murray is a more talented player than the world number two, Rafael Nadal, and says he could help the coachless young Scot prepare for this year's Wimbledon.
Ivanisevic has seen Murray play many times. He is impressed. 'I like the way he plays, I like his mentality.'
The idea that Nadal, 20, who retained the French Open title last Sunday, has set an example to other emerging players about the amount of training they should put in - the Spaniard is renowned for working extremely hard away from competition - is not one to which Ivanisevic subscribes.
He says: 'Nadal is Nadal; Murray has a different game. Murray's more talented, he has a better serve, he's different. Maybe someone needs one hour to do something that Nadal needs five hours to do. Not everyone practises the same. They have completely different games.