Although honestly, you know you are promoting fraud, don’t you?
Somebody may figure it out.Err maybe they can run a poll and ask if the fans would be ok with it and be transparent about the whole process. . .?
What tennis needs is Nadal to crush them bothLooks like the stage is set for it, one side you have the hottest thing on clay since Rafa came up, the other side you have the reigning defending undisputed world number one and RG champion.
Alcaraz beating Djokovic in a final set tie breaker in Madrid, winning back to back titles in Barcelona and Madrid, beating the likes of Tsitsipas, Nadal, Djokovic and Zverev for the titles. The man of the hour.
Djokovic winning his 6th Rome title, and 38th masters title, rounding back into form.
With Nadal's health in question with the foot, unsure what his physical state will be match to match, is Djokovic v Alcaraz the explosive final RG needs?
Nadal and Alcaraz - yesI expect them to be placed in the same quarter.
It really depends on what the drawmakers want. I can't imagine they'd prefer Alcaraz-Tsitsipas in the quarters over Djokoraz or Alcadal.Nadal and Alcaraz - yes
They'll try and give Nadal the easiest possible draw as usualIt really depends on what the drawmakers want. I can't imagine they'd prefer Alcaraz-Tsitsipas in the quarters over Djokoraz or Alcadal.
Nadal and Alcaraz - yes
It really depends on what the drawmakers want. I can't imagine they'd prefer Alcaraz-Tsitsipas in the quarters over Djokoraz or Alcadal.
They'll try and give Nadal the easiest possible draw as usual
100%Djokodal quarter? Would you take it?
100%
Djok - Craz final is what tennis desperately needs rn, even though they are in denial
A word of caution: Novak won today by going to a TB against a man who has a lifetime record of winning 21% of his return games. He's up to 24% this year, but that's still 10-11 points below Carlos. City Bus breaks about 1/4 times. Carlos does it lately more then 1/3Looks like the stage is set for it, one side you have the hottest thing on clay since Rafa came up, the other side you have the reigning defending undisputed world number one and RG champion.
Alcaraz beating Djokovic in a final set tie breaker in Madrid, winning back to back titles in Barcelona and Madrid, beating the likes of Tsitsipas, Nadal, Djokovic and Zverev for the titles. The man of the hour.
Djokovic winning his 6th Rome title, and 38th masters title, rounding back into form.
With Nadal's health in question with the foot, unsure what his physical state will be match to match, is Djokovic v Alcaraz the explosive final RG needs?
A word of caution: Novak won today by going to a TB against a man who has a lifetime record of winning 21% of his return games. He's up to 24% this year, but that's still 10-11 points below Carlos. City Bus breaks about 1/4 times. Carlos does it lately more then 1/3
It's way too soon to confidently say Novak is back. His year so far is worse than any other than a couple of really low points. Can he win RG? In my mind two things have to happen. He has to play even better, though he's obviously now going in the right direction. And Carlos has to seriously fade. He's just barely below 60% of games this year, and that's the sign of a man who will win 1 or 2 slams. We have to see if he can maintain that. If he fades, falling way below that by the end of the year, he may not win a slam. But it's a good bet that if he finishes around 60% at the end of the year, he almost has to win one, and maybe two. We'll see.
A word of caution: Novak won today by going to a TB against a man who has a lifetime record of winning 21% of his return games. He's up to 24% this year, but that's still 10-11 points below Carlos. City Bus breaks about 1/4 times. Carlos does it lately more then 1/3
It's way too soon to confidently say Novak is back. His year so far is worse than any other than a couple of really low points. Can he win RG? In my mind two things have to happen. He has to play even better, though he's obviously now going in the right direction. And Carlos has to seriously fade. He's just barely below 60% of games this year, and that's the sign of a man who will win 1 or 2 slams. We have to see if he can maintain that. If he fades, falling way below that by the end of the year, he may not win a slam. But it's a good bet that if he finishes around 60% at the end of the year, he almost has to win one, and maybe two. We'll see.
I want Nadal as early as possible. Before he can get into formDjokodal quarter? Would you take it?
I want Nadal as early as possible. Before he can get into form
Yeah but he probably won't have faced anyone that tough until thenEarliest is quarters, but that is still second week, and he probably would be rounding into form by then.
Yeah but he probably won't have faced anyone that tough until then
Laughs in 2015.Earliest is quarters, but that is still second week, and he probably would be rounding into form by then.
Laughs in 2015.
No, because I don't make predictions, ever. Novak has been trolling all of us for a very long time, You bet against this guy if you want to make a fool out of yourself. You remember: he's too small, not enough muscle. He's in decline. And then he wins again.You have Carlos at number one and Novak at number two for the title?
Borg | 60.08% |
Nadal | 59.86% |
Connors | 59.69% |
Carlsson | 59.68% |
McEnroe | 59.52% |
Lendl | 59.51% |
Djokovic | 59.30% |
Federer | 58.07% |
Laver | 58.04% |
Vilas | 57.97% |
Agassi | 57.69% |
Orantes | 57.36% |
Rosewall | 57.10% |
Santana | 56.97% |
Murray | 56.62% |
Edberg | 56.61% |
Nastase | 56.54% |
Becker | 56.34% |
Sampras |
No, because I don't make predictions, ever. Novak has been trolling all of us for a very long time, You bet against this guy if you want to make a fool out of yourself. You remember: he's too small, not enough muscle. He's in decline. And then he wins again.
Here is as far as I'll go, putting myself out on a limb.
Borg 60.08% Nadal 59.86% Connors 59.69% Carlsson 59.68% McEnroe 59.52% Lendl 59.51% Djokovic 59.30% Federer 58.07% Laver 58.04% Vilas 57.97% Agassi 57.69% Orantes 57.36% Rosewall 57.10% Santana 56.97% Murray 56.62% Edberg 56.61% Nastase 56.54% Becker 56.34% Sampras
Not according to tennis ultimate:Carlos has won a smaller % of his games on clay than Djokovic did last season. If Djokovic is in 2021 form it is Alcaraz who will need to level up.
Not according to tennis ultimate:
Carlos: 58.46
Novak: 54.43
Total | |
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Points Dominance | 1.36 |
Games Dominance | 2.31 |
Break Points Ratio | 1.24 |
Total Points Won % | 55.7% |
Games Won % | 61.8% |
Sets Won % | 74.6% |
Matches Won % | 85.7% |
Match Time | 2:16 |
Go to statistics, games: pick % of games won. You must be in the wrong place.I'm not sure where you're seeing it, this is what I see for Novak > 2021 > All levels > Clay:
Ultimate Tennis Statistics - Novak Djokovic
Novak Djokovic profile at Ultimate Tennis Statisticswww.ultimatetennisstatistics.com
Would love to be wrong...
Total Points Dominance 1.36 Games Dominance 2.31 Break Points Ratio 1.24 Total Points Won % 55.7% Games Won % 61.8% Sets Won % 74.6% Matches Won % 85.7% Match Time 2:16
Go to statistics, games: pick % of games won. You must be in the wrong place.
If Novak gets back up to near peak level on clay, he's the guy to beat if Nadal remains injured.I see the issue, I've been mentioning 2021 - because I view Djokovic's 2022 statistics as an aberration and expect him to be in 2021 form or close to it, as he has been getting stronger as time goes on. In my view, Djokovic will level up considerably relative to his 2022 numbers, he has already shown signs of it. Hence, Alcaraz in my view must also level up.
Alcaraz won 3 out of 4 clay court tournaments he played this year. Plus Davis cup wins on clay.Hmm.... now that you put it like that, Hitman, you have changed my mind! But some of that might be hindsight because we know Rafa turned out to be a titanic champion. And in 2005, Rafa had won 5 clay events leading into RG, whereas Carlos won two - a big difference.