Not sure how the world cup would be relevant to tennis minddata:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Also talk about making a generalision about a country and its people but i guess you've met them all!:banghead:
LOL at Soundburst's posts. I can see why so many people have you on their ignore list.
Anyway, back to the Tennis. Laura played a good match in the end, but she really needs a serve coach as her serving is awful. She has amazing ground play so if she could bring her serve to another level she could start to challenge for the top.
I agree with oliviasdad she does have fantastic legs. The best in Tennis maybe? data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Got a sneaky feeling about Del Potro..
Yes he is looking good this comp :thumbup:
I just don't understand how she is classed as british? Her mum and dad are Australian she was born there and moved here when she was 6, if that was me I'd class myself as Australian. I just don't get it!
Australian born and heritage, British education, culture, upbringing and passport
She probably considers herself British
Del Potro is a very good player but when he comes up against a good grass court player then his weakness on the surface shows up.I could see him getting to last 8/4 but not much further.Pity he got injured as I think he had another couple of GS in him especially at the US and perhaps the Australian.I'm sure he will have another few shots at the US definately.
If Rafa's health is indeed on the decline and Juan Martin can stay injury free for the foreseeable future then I can see the Argentine winning Roland Garros either next year or the year after. He is so suited to clay...
Del Potro & Dimitrov are amongst my favourite players on the tour right now, both having such different styles of play too...
Really? She seems likes she's got an attitude problem, not a very nice person at all from what I can see.
really? anything to back that up?