MeatTornado
Talk Tennis Guru
The parody is strong with you.
The parody is strong with you.
Hopefully his first big win will make him thirstier to step up. Seems the big 3 could be an excuse for many tennis players to either step up or give up. He can contend with all 3, but I still can't see him winning a slam. His character is terrible but I find him unbelievably savage and entertaining. He is the Liam Gallagher of tennis.
I'ma speak the troofGarbage post.
Different players have different challenges. It's pretty clear that Kyrgios has some huge mental hurdles, and if he can overcome those it will be pretty impressive.gets praised for something other players do on a daily basis
I think Kyrgios's terrible return stats are part of the reason that people get so excited about him. Raonic, Wawrinka and Anderson are all fairly ordinary returners who lifted themselves into the top five and started making Slam finals by improving their return stats just a few percentage points.I think improving serve is the false dawn in today's pro game. At that level, you can either return that 120+ mph spinning ball or you can't. Nick can't do it well enough to be a consistent winner.
Garbage is garbarge. "Renewed" or not.
Works hard, still can't return.
Yeah he turned a corner in Acapulco this year too
Then he got ejected from an event for his antics and did nothing for months
He walked off the court in Rome. Jesus the revisionism from insecure tournament officials, then the fangirls and haters here is spectacular, almost Courier-esque.
"Kyrgios was fined 20,000 euros (£17,461) for unsportsmanlike conduct and also lost his prize money.
In addition to the prize money of £29,366, he forfeited the 45 ranking points gained during the tournament and was told to cover the costs of his hospitality."
I never knew you had such an interest in clay court tennis. Watch the match then come back and tell me he was defaulted. He shook everyone's hand and walked off. No announcement was made beyond the game penalty that preceded it. The defaulting was revisionism by the officials and sometimes clay court fans and Kyrgios haters such as yourself.
Without a doubt. I’ve seen and worked with juniors, college players...no bad returner turns into a good one, poor returners rarely turn into average ones, and good and/or great young returners always stay good/great returners and this talent is evident from a very young age. Spindly, lanky Andy Murray at 18 read and controlled pace off of serves as well as anyone. Hewitt, Nalby, Djokovic, Agassi, etc., were all good returners as teens,
The ability to control the pace off of the serve, anticipation, etc., is a talent. My brother is very close in age with me and has always, always been a better returner. Got the same coaches as kids, learned the game the same way, etc., and he’s always been a better returner.
"I didnt quit, I was fired"
And yet he is 5-1 against top 10 players this year. Definitely mercurial.Apparently new leaves are made of "straight-setted-by-Edmund" material
The one he lost was close too. Probably came down to stalling tactics and towel colour.And yet he is 5-1 against top 10 players this year. Definitely mercurial.
First round exit predicted and accomplished."Especially just looking back at some of the places I’ve been, it’s crazy to think how much I’ve turned it around. I’ve just been working really hard, on and off the court, to try and be better as a person and as a tennis player."
New Kyrgios, new success: "I’ve just been working really hard" | Tennis.com
The newly crowned Citi Open champion said he's trying to be better on and off the court.www.tennis.com
What a joke.First round exit predicted and accomplished.
"... I’ve just been working really hard, on and off the court, to try and be better as a person and as a tennis player."
Your timing with this thread was more than a bit unfortunate!"Especially just looking back at some of the places I’ve been, it’s crazy to think how much I’ve turned it around. I’ve just been working really hard, on and off the court, to try and be better as a person and as a tennis player."
New Kyrgios, new success: "I’ve just been working really hard" | Tennis.com
The newly crowned Citi Open champion said he's trying to be better on and off the court.www.tennis.com
Your timing with this thread was more than a bit unfortunate!
Hopefully his first big win will make him thirstier to step up. Seems the big 3 could be an excuse for many tennis players to either step up or give up. He can contend with all 3, but I still can't see him winning a slam. His character is terrible but I find him unbelievably savage and entertaining. He is the Liam Gallagher of tennis.
"Especially just looking back at some of the places I’ve been, it’s crazy to think how much I’ve turned it around. I’ve just been working really hard, on and off the court, to try and be better as a person and as a tennis player."
New Kyrgios, new success: "I’ve just been working really hard" | Tennis.com
The newly crowned Citi Open champion said he's trying to be better on and off the court.www.tennis.com
As soon he threw aLet's go to the VI-DE-YO-TAPE!
And the announcement of the default comes... when? Break it down for me. Hint: it rhymes with I quit, no you're fired.
CODE VIOLATIONS
1st offense: Point 2nd offense: Game 3rd offense: Match Default 4th offense: Disqualification from the tournament
I think it might be much more malleable in kids that are so young that they're not really training like pro's yet if it were. And I guess groundstroke technique matters as well, cause the racket face being at the right angle a long time is super important, which is also why the modern ATP forehand isn't really made for great returningWithout a doubt. I’ve seen and worked with juniors, college players...no bad returner turns into a good one, poor returners rarely turn into average ones, and good and/or great young returners always stay good/great returners and this talent is evident from a very young age. Spindly, lanky Andy Murray at 18 read and controlled pace off of serves as well as anyone. Hewitt, Nalby, Djokovic, Agassi, etc., were all good returners as teens,
The ability to control the pace off of the serve, anticipation, etc., is a talent. My brother is very close in age with me and has always, always been a better returner. Got the same coaches as kids, learned the game the same way, etc., and he’s always been a better returner.
Tennis became boring. Needs clowns.Bottom line is: he's great for tennis and he's a major clown. Maybe that's the reason he's so good for tennis
Works hard, still can't return.
It's not even about 'turning over a new leaf'.Well he tanked again...if he is not turning over that leaf, the rest doesn't matter as much.
'Murican fan favorite no doubtIs Nick the favorite going into the USO?