@mzemek On your other handle you wonder about stuff happening in the NBA now days that never happened the past decades... Same applys to tennis and rest, i dont understand why there is a sense that players can only play and perform not too often
@mzemek Matt, I wonder why is this a topic now days? In the big 3 era we were used to see the top guys play all the top events. They performed and there was never a discussion or an insinuation about a player missing a master 1000 because of rest.
@LuisAlvarez_1 No es tan así. El año Tiafoe y Fritz jugaron cuartos de final el martes y jugaron el segundo turno de la semifinal, el primer turno fue para Sinner-Draper, quienes habían jugado cuartos de final el miercoles. Entonces este año también han podido haber programado como quisieran!
@mzemek How would you schedule the women's semifinals? I think having one of them playing a night match the day before makes it difficult to have both matches during the day. At least start the first match at 5pm
@ferchohurtado22 Deja de dárselas de sabelo y dueño de la verdad y de estar a toda hora cobrando por todo, informa y listo, bien... A toda hora sacando pecho por todo, guevon!!!!!
@TennisConnected@atptour The Schedule is bad. It is non stop Tennis from Indian Wells to the Us Open. Only one week between Miami and Montecarlo, that is awful. Then they go through the clay season plus grass season with no rest. Then only two weeks between Wimbledon and Canada? Come on. Ridiculous.
@mzemek Well said. He is in spanish what we call "canastero", which means a guy feeding balls from a basket full of tennis balls as if he is giving a tennis lesson somebody... Soft, no intention, no nothing as you said.
@AnthonyIrwinLA Like yesterday, questioning Reaves. Oh but when Austin is playing great you go "omg Austin is the best, Lakers are lucky to have him for so little, etc etc, bla bla bla..." What is the point of acting like that everytime? Be serious
@AnthonyIrwinLA You were always going to say something like this if things were like they are now. You write and publish the same way you act and send tweets during games. If things are going well, the Lakers are the best team in the world, if things are difficult you immediately say the worst.
@mzemek So true. Zverev relies too much on his fitness and ability to make you hit one more ball, but he is just too pasive. He can be agressive, good net game but then becomes pasive again which is the story of his career, not brave enough, not trust in his offense which i think is fine