Kournikova being better looking is debatable.
Breh, prime Anna most definitely wins over Maria in looks
Kournikova being better looking is debatable.
Its not even close, Kournikova>>>>>Kournikova being better looking is debatable.
vekic also had a good 2nd half last year.she took a major nose dive ever since she got popped for whatever juice she was on. Maria is literally a slightly successful Kournikova but with 40% less looks and 40% more height.
Couldn’t eat in the Williams era and now is dealing with straight set exits from the new class. Time for her to pack it in.

Tiafoe's wind-up on his forehand drives me nuts. Why the fukk isn't he using a quicker stroke?
He could be a really good player if he cleaned that up.

Tiafoe's wind-up on his forehand drives me nuts. Why the fukk isn't he using a quicker stroke?
He could be a really good player if he cleaned that up.
Kournikova being better looking is debatable.
Breh, prime Anna most definitely wins over Maria in looks
same shyt i was thinking![]()

Wake me up when he places well outside of challenger tournaments..nevermind that they were all in the south-eastern US..ones that he didnt even win outright.
Bright side is that he is 17 and was smart enough to not go to college. Ill definitely root for him but Im not dumb enough to fall for any hype of any US players until they actually win something. He is #2 in juniors which is nice..
I really like his slice backhand and squash shot forehand...watched this because of French Open (albeit har-tru is a bit slower)...his serve technique is absolutely horrid and screams out injury to me. Sprayed shots everywhere too. This was in 2013 though...and maybe he responds better on a bigger stage. If he can grow up to 6'3 and fix that terrible serve then he has a chance. I do like his aggression and forehands up top. Also, seems to be a natural in terms of tactics and improvising shots. Good to see him coming to the net too. But even at that age..ive seen, played against and beat better players that didnt pan out to anything.

As a coach its like this
You gotta decide whether or not changing from whats working is worth the upside while experiencing short term difficulty in transition
Its hard to change a forehand after 15-20 years of playing. I get it
I can see how someone might have decided you know what..his forehand is quirky but it works so im not fukkin with it
But the serve? Cmon. I remember years ago someone put a clip up of him on here and i mentioned the serve immediately. Its still the same shyt
He keeps going like this hes not only gonna serve slower than he otherwise could but he may also develop back problems
lol at you guys critiquing technique like the kid didnt attend the best tennis academies and isnt a top 50 player.

I'm looking over the bracket and there's only a few guys with a chance to beat Nadal on his half of the draw, @MillionMills
The first shot would be in the 4th round with Kyrgios if his bytch ass makes it that far. He hates Nadal and McEnroe just told him after tonight's match that he'd donate $1,000 to the fire relief efforts for every set he wins the rest of the way.
Thiem would be in the quarters and then Medvedev or Stan in the semis.
I'm worried about Berrettini in Fed's draw.![]()
Kyrgios, Thiem and Medvedev all have great chances to beat Nadal. Isn't this statistically Nadal's weakest major?
I dont worry about Berrettini against Fed. That's easy money.
Where is Tsitsipas and Zverev in the draw?