Mury trying to copy SABR???

Can murray successfully deploy his variety into attack??

  • Yes

    Votes: 5 45.5%

  • No

    Votes: 5 45.5%

  • Let's see

    Votes: 1 9.1%
  • Total voters
    11
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ABCD

Hall of Fame
tennis_pro said:
LOL yeah if they suck like you do.
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If you live close to axlrose maybe you can organise a match? I would put money on her as you talk like someone who has never played tennis. On the other hand, you could be Donald Young deliberately talking rubbish just to have fun.
 
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axlrose

Professional
tennis_pro said:
LOL yeah if they suck like you do.
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Are you mad, bro?

I saw a billion times even pros' slice returns (including your Maestro) accidentally become dropshop/land short, most of the time they apologised their opponents (perhaps except your Maestro). LOL

Suck? Suck my ***$$$!
 
tennis_pro

tennis_pro

Bionic Poster
axlrose said:
Are you mad, bro?

I saw a billion times even pros' slice returns (including your Maestro) accidentally become dropshop/land short, most of the time they apologised their opponents (perhaps except your Maestro). LOL

Suck? Suck my ***$$$!
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Thanks, I'll pass.

"Are you mad, bro? Suck my ***$$$!"

hahaha. You should be a comedian or maybe a clown.
 
FHtennisman

FHtennisman

Professional
Azure said:
In Cincinnati he took them by surprise. By USO Djokovic was absolutely ready.


Frankly I am not aware of any mental issues for Federer. Any personal problems he was undergoing then that I am unaware of? On court, it was djokovic who was the one fighting his opponent and the obnoxious crowd.

To be honest I think Federer made an unwise decision. He should have revealed his new ploy in the USO. Djokovic's team was ready for it by USO. Sorry but the so called sabr is not as widely used by Federer himself these days.
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Didn't he go 4/8 on them? Which was better than his BP conversion on second serve returns?
 
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