Because a 16 year old has far more intangibles than a 26 year old.Why is Nagal (Ranked Top 200) having to kill himself playing qualifiers while some 16 year old (Ranked #1034)
is granted a direct wildcard entry into the main draw?
16-year old Darwin Blanch receives main draw wildcard at Miami Open
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WCs are usually for promoting younger people or giving a break to a player on the comeback, and are usually awarded to players of the particular country or sometimes in an exchange protocol with other countries.Why is Nagal (Ranked Top 200) having to kill himself playing qualifiers while some 16 year old (Ranked #1034)
is granted a direct wildcard entry into the Miami main draw?
Miami tournament wreaks of corruption.
16-year old Darwin Blanch receives main draw wildcard at Miami Open
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Because a 16 year old has far more intangibles than a 26 year old.
1024 at 16 might become 1 at 24.
100 at 26 and career high won't change much.
100 at 26 and career high won't change much.
i think nagal vs gjokovic is the pinnaclenagal vs fegerer will be the pinnacle of tennis
Nagal was sent packing by Nadal academy player Coleman Wong (ATP #212).Big win for Sumit Nagal!
He defeats World No. 133 Gabriel Diallo 7-6(3), 6-2 and advances to the next round.
Next up, he faces Hong Kong's Coleman Wong for a place in the main draw of the Miami Open.
Nagal was sent packing by Nadal academy player Coleman Wong (ATP #212).
No look out for this guy,i think nagal vs gjokovic is the pinnacle
can't believe it... this is just wong!Nagal was sent packing by Nadal academy player Coleman Wong (ATP #212).
@Sentinel is this your grandson?No look out for this guy,
Octo ruined Srshez partycan't believe it... this is just wong!
Why is Nagal (Ranked Top 200) having to kill himself playing qualifiers while some 16 year old (Ranked #1034)
is granted a direct wildcard entry into the Miami main draw?
Miami tournament wreaks of corruption.
16-year old Darwin Blanch receives main draw wildcard at Miami Open
tt.tennis-warehouse.com
You are an elite runner, I forgot about that.He says sports runs in his family, so it's possible.
Well, sorry to tell you this, but that's exactly how wild cards work in many cases. It doesn't have to make sense to you. It just has to make sense to the people who make such decisions.Possibly. But it does not justify a direct entry into main draw.
Wildcards might make sense for injured champions like Murray.
Let him work for it. Teen Emma had to play Qualifiers to win the U.S. Open.
Proper tennis form before telling someone unpleasant news.Well, sorry to tell youthismate, but that's exactly how wild cards work in many cases…
As stated, it is favoritism. Nagal is ranked #97 and has to struggle and bust his ass and play qualifiers. While this kid ranked #1000! gets directly into the main draw because he is a local kid and he is the right color and he knows somebody.Well, sorry to tell you this, but that's exactly how wild cards work in many cases. It doesn't have to make sense to you. It just has to make sense to the people who make such decisions.
Nothing in life is purely fair, it's best not to let it bother you so much, especially when it is something this minimal.As stated, it is favoritism. Nagal is ranked #97 and has to struggle and bust his ass and play qualifiers. While this kid ranked #1000! gets directly into the main draw because he is a local kid and he is the right color and he knows somebody.
The ATP needs to put an end to this type of corruption and jackassery.
Nothing in life is purely fair, it's best not to let it bother you so much, especially when it is something this minimal.
Like it or not, tennis is also a business and each tournament has obligations to make efforts to bring in as much revenue as possible. Sometimes that involves giving a promising young player that will generate buzz a wild card.
I doubt they would be strongly opposed to it. They could have had opportunities to get wild cards if they could have been better at a younger age as well or generated interest for a tournament somehow. They also could have simply gotten better so that they could get directly into these tournaments. They are in control of their lives. The reason they aren't more successful is not simply because of a couple players getting wild cards into each tournament. If they are thinking about that, then they are not focused on the right things and you need to be able to focus on the right things to get to the top.This is true. Would be curious to see how far more competent players like Nagal, ranked #100, feel about killing themselves having to qualify while
this clearly inferior player, ranked 1000 positions lower, gets a free pass.
Suspect they are strongly opposed to it but would dare never freely express themselves for fear of not being PC.