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Below post was for 2024.Have these ratings been duly certfied for accuracy and transparency?
Do we have the 2024 update?
Below post was for 2024.Have these ratings been duly certfied for accuracy and transparency?
Do we have the 2024 update?
It was actually the above post. Sorry I didn't notice it.Below post was for 2024.
Zverev has eaten Stepfanos for breakfast in 2024.
What will happen in 2025?
If we need to chart the relationship, what should we put on the x axis, and what on the y axis?Has anyone charted the badosa relationship versus tsitsiwins yet?
I would start with the rate of co-Instagram posts per day on the x axis against the number of days remaining in the slam after his loss (slams have both atp and WTA at same venue).If we need to chart the relationship, what should we put in the x axis, and what on the y axis?
NO, if stefanos tsitsipas wants to take his game to the next level, stefanos tsitsipas has ABSOLUTELY NO CHOICE but to learn how to actually utilize effectively his non-dominant arm in order to play a two-handed backhand that will not be completely picked apart by top-level opposition.He doesn't need to switch.
How many pro players made that switch from OHBH to 2HBH, or vice versa, in the middle of their careers, or later?NO, if stefanos tsitsipas wants to take his game to the next level, stefanos tsitsipas has ABSOLUTELY NO CHOICE but to learn how to actually utilize effectively his non-dominant arm in order to play a two-handed backhand that will not be completely picked apart by top-level opposition.
I believe it is unheard of for any tennis professional in any official part of his or her professional career to radically change his or her backhand technique from a one-handed backhand to a two-handed backhand and vice versa which is why I only said that stefanos tsitsipas has ABSOLUTELY NO CHOICE but to change his one-handed backhand to a two-handed backhand in order to take his game to the next level even though we know that stefanos tsitsipas simply does not have the balls to actually undergo such a radical change in order to take his game to the next level.How many pro players made that switch from OHBH to 2HBH, or vice versa, in the middle of their careers, or later?
NO, if stefanos tsitsipas wants to take his game to the next level, stefanos tsitsipas has ABSOLUTELY NO CHOICE but to learn how to actually utilize effectively his non-dominant arm in order to play a two-handed backhand that will not be completely picked apart by top-level opposition.
How many pro players made that switch from OHBH to 2HBH, or vice versa, in the middle of their careers, or later?
If we need to chart the relationship, what should we put on the x axis, and what on the y axis?
Lol no.Tstisipas with two hander wins Wimbledon
I don't think this can be done, and I am an optimistic person.It probably could be done, but why risk it?
Even if he stays where he is in the rankings, he'll still end up a rich man when he hangs up his racquet.
WRONG, your response is COMPLETE NONSENSE and you have ABSOLUTELY NO COUNTERS to anything that I have said!Nonsense
WRONG, your response is COMPLETE NONSENSE and you have ABSOLUTELY NO COUNTERS to anything that I have said!
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT, NO OBJECTIONS.Federer did just fine with a one-handed backed. Dimitrov is still competitive with a one-handed backhand.
Tsitsipas beat Sinner this year with a one-handed backhand.
The one-handed backhand ALONE is not crippling Tsitsipas. His mentality, his seeming loss of confidence, his problematic matchup against Alcaraz are just a few other factors.
WRONG.YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT, NO OBJECTIONS.
I DON'T COUNT WITH A BIGGER CAPITAL LETTER FONT THAN THIS ONE TO CONTINUE WITH THIS ARGUMENT.WRONG.
LOL NO, YOU ARE ALWAYS COMPLETELY SUPER DUPER UBER WRONG!I DON'T COUNT WITH A BIGGER CAPITAL LETTER FONT THAN THIS ONE TO CONTINUE WITH THIS ARGUMENT.
PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR ALL PURPOSES I SHALL CONSIDER THIS ARGUMENT IS CLOSED, AND THAT I AM RIGHT.
THANK YOU.
Lets be honest, Fed s backhand was an all time S tier shot. Especially 2017-2019 with larger racquet frame which gave him more time and control.Federer did just fine with a one-handed backed. Dimitrov is still competitive with a one-handed backhand.
Tsitsipas beat Sinner this year with a one-handed backhand.
The one-handed backhand ALONE is not crippling Tsitsipas. His mentality, his seeming loss of confidence, his problematic matchup against Alcaraz are just a few other factors.
Federer's backhand was a B tier shot that often was was mediocre in big matchesLets be honest, Fed s backhand was an all time S tier shot. Especially 2017-2019 with larger racquet frame which gave him more time and control.
Once again NO, you are COMPLETELY WRONG as always because tsitsipas is NOT federer and NOT dimitrov. It is ABSOLUTELY BEYOND CLEAR that the one-handed backhand weakness of tsitsipas is BEYOND CRITICALLY WEAK given the FACT of how carlos alcaraz, novak djokovic, and many others are capable of completely abusing and pummeling down the one-handed backhand weakness of tsitsipas and one little win against jannik sinner DOES NOT change THE FACTS. MARK MY WORDS unless tsitsipas learns how to use his non-dominant arm on his backhand and learns how to play a two-handed backhand, tsitsipas will continue to get his little weak one-handed backhand PUMMELED into COMPLETE OBLIVION!Federer did just fine with a one-handed backed. Dimitrov is still competitive with a one-handed backhand.
Tsitsipas beat Sinner this year with a one-handed backhand.
The one-handed backhand ALONE is not crippling Tsitsipas. His mentality, his seeming loss of confidence, his problematic matchup against Alcaraz are just a few other factors.
Lol.Federer's backhand was a B tier shot that often was was mediocre in big matches
THIS IS BEYOND ANY RATIONAL CONVERSATION I HAVE ENGAGED IN.LOL NO, YOU ARE ALWAYS COMPLETELY SUPER DUPER UBER WRONG!
That's incorrect. Federer has lost many matches because of his unreliable forehand in big moments.Federer's backhand was a B tier shot that often was was mediocre in big matches
That's incorrect. Federer has lost many matches because of his unreliable forehand in big moments.
I remember his forehand misses at squandered match points.
Djokovic once got a gift for birthday.It's like talking to a wall. Makes sense, I guess, given that they're Djokofans.
To me, he seems to have lost a lot of his passion for the sport. Just looked unhappy being out there. I think injury struggles will do that
But tactically, you mentioned that he went back to his old serve, which seemed to help during the indoor season. Curious to see what this new coach brings to the table. Not having dad yapping at him from the stands might improve his state of mind.
Just from a few matches, it looked like he was more aggressive on the return. Will he keep that up in the 2025 is the most important question.
His Dad will be back in the fold very soon I fear
Not sure. I saw true changes at the end of the year. The problem with them coming at the end of the year is that he may revert to his old habits during the layoff.
Fingers crossed that he keeps going in the right direction. The thing for Tsitsipas is that he's not bad enough to be worried, but not good enough to be top 10, at the moment.
Djokovic once got a gift for birthday.
He returned it as well.
At the first sign of trouble with Paula, Apostolos will make an appearance
My theory is it was her who gave Stef the courage to try to become more independent