Nick Kyrgios's Career
What do you think about Nick Kyrgios ?
What do you think about Nick Kyrgios ?
Actually I never knew that taking cocaine is consider as a dopage
What do you think about his case ?
He doesnt deserve to be suspended
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Here is the seven wildcards of US Open 2026 goes to :
We gonna see the showman Gael Monfils one last time in US Open 😍 what if he win it in his last competition its gonna a romantic ending to this showman
I hope kei Nishokrei receive wildcard and hopefully we dont need a wildcard to see Stan Wawrinka and Goffin qualify to the main draw without a wildcard
Hello I dont follow women's side is rarely appart from Wimbeldon Final and semi final this year Roland Garros final this year i followed a little
I read some careers best results i was like how they didnt win it yet some of them
I hope to see Ons Jabuer a future Grand Slam because of also Break Point Documentary I hope to see also Elina Svitolina Jessica Pegula Maria Sakkari Muchova Marta koystuk
Who's the player you would love to see as a women's singles Grand Slam Champion ?
I'm not sure which flair to use but I'm just curious. I've recently started using chatgpt due to the amount of interesting prompts I've seen so far. Chatgpt is basically my go to. I've seen prompts for many different reasons. But I'm looking for a prompt for one particular reason. Betting on football or basketball.
Is it possible to have Chatgpt take the rule of a professional betting analysis that can make daily predictions based on line ups, player 20 game performance and overall team vs team history? Can someone guide me to build such prompt?
Please discuss who is the women's tennis GOAT. Try and prove your point with some stats/data, this is a stats sub after all.
'Toxicity' is forbidden. Just kidding, we don't care.
Hello we didn't see for a long time a champion non European in Grand Slams when it comes to the men's singles since 2009 in US Open when Del Potro his only Grand Slam against Federer
We see non Europeans win a Slam in women's side in doubles men's women's and also mixed doubles but no longer in men's singles
That shows that in singles 🇪🇺 are too good that the rest of world in men's singles
In addition if we search most of the times majority of finals and semi finals include just European players maybe also with less degree in Quater finals
Why the non European fails to win a Grand Slam in men's singles ?
There are plenty of players were too close to do it all it needed just one more win to win a Grand Slam Del Potro himself after 2009 Kei Nishokrei Kevin Anderson Taylor Fritz & Nick Kyrgios
Where can I watch full match replays and/or condensed highlights please ?
I would like to watch :
FAA vs Nadal, French Open 2022
Ramos Viñolas vs Alcaraz, French Open 2022
Ferrer vs Murray, Australian Open 2011 (I don’t find 1st and 2nd set)
320g: 2015 Gen1 2019 Gen2 2022 Gen3
310g: JP versions 50 years version 2026 Gen4
For context, I’m using 2015 gen1, decided to stick to it, and I have a 2022 Gen3 coming for next week. I am considering all the pros and cons on build a collection around this series.
I started using Wilson Kfactor 90, then moved up to 95s. I’ve tested Dunlop cx 200, vcore 95, prostaff 95/97, phantom 97. I guess 95 is my sweet spot.
If you have any reviews on pros and cons on tour 95, I would much appreciate it if you can drop your comments here. Thank you!
Hello I am surprised Novak is eliminated his results in Grand Slams are completely different than his outcome in masters this year if we take a look laster when he played his last masters last the one was in Shanghai he reached semis final against the future champion Valentin Vacherot
Sinner's withdrawal from Cincy made me wonder how often the Big 3 missed M1000s at around the same age. For Nadal even when he was missing slams between 2005-2011 (19-25 yrs old) he played between 71 and 93 matches every year, Federer played similar numbers but did miss significant M1000s in 2004 & 05 and Novak consistently played the same number between 2011-2016. Murray who tried to compete with them had to get a new hip after 8 years. I know M1000s are longer today but they used to play 5 sets in the finals before and the fifth sets at AO, RG and Wimbledon didn't have tiebreakers. Could the big 3 have been on something that is banned now? The level of consistency for such a sustained period of time seems impossible, we've seen Alcaraz and Sinner suffer (I know the game is slower and the balls are slower so its more physical today) but even Lendl and Sampras didn't last as long and weren't as consistent.
I love sports a lot so when I was in italy the only sport on tv at night time in the restaurants was tennis since the washington 500 was going on. It was really entertaining so when I came back home to new york i decided why not get invested into it since the Us open is coming up. When I start liking a sport I really get into it quick and obsessed with it. I chose my favorite player to be Ben Shelton. You guys let me know is it a good decision or bad or something controversial with it. I’m also bummed out that I missed the prime of Rafael and Novak because I like to appreciate greatness of athletes in any sport. I would appreciate any cool facts or tips or anything for this sport in general. Who are the players that people dislike? Are there any toxic fan bases? Am I getting to know tennis at a good time or bad time? Is Rafael Jodar really gonna be like that in the future? Why do people dislike seeing sinner in the finals?
Also I really like watching Barbara Krejčiková, Mayor Sherif, Linda Noskoca and Diana Shnaider for the WTA.
Oh and I also watched the finals for the Washington one for both women and men’s it was good.
Is carlos really really good? I haven’t seen a match of his yet.
My post got taken down in the “Tennis” community so I hope this works
Alexander Zverev has completed tennis with GS, ATP finals, Olympic gold, yet to be world number 1 but consistently being top 5 in last half a decade. From 2020-2026 he played 12 GS semis out of which he reached 4 finals and win 1. Only 3 more players have been more successful than him in this period. First Novak 13 finals 8 GS wins, Alcaraz 8 finals and 7 GS wins and sinner 6 finals 4 GS wins.
If we compare the data from 2024-2026 last 3 years then sinner comes top with 6 finals 4 GS wins, Alcaraz 5 finals and 4 wins, Zverev 3 finals and 1 win while djokovic 2 finals and no wins. This wimbledon being crucial for all 3 of them, while Sinner has the chance to be defending champion, Djokovic can win his 25th and Zverev has the chance to achieve the milestone to play finals in all 4 GS and even winning his second title.
Which actually means gradually Zverev tries to minimize the gap between him and other 3. What is your opinion regarding this, let me know in the comments.
I have an easy suggestion to help with viewership and another one that’s just an observation.
Have each team wear at least matching colors different from the other side of the net. We’ve all experienced difficulty even in singles when the players have same kit AND hat!! If you flip on the tennis channel you will immediately see two pairs rather than four players. Easier to follow. And new fans are already trying to figure out scores.
My second is that many players team up for a tournament one and done. Fans don’t get to know them and are less likely to be invested over a season. I do not think Bryan Bros were popular just because they were winning. They were a team and looked like a team and you knew which on side of the net were the Bryans. Not sure this is fixable, but that’s a lot of why I think many are interested in known pairs or novelty star teams.
Hello is it possible to become Pro late age in tennis ?
What i mean by late not latest 10s i mean 20s and mid 20s
For example you started to play to tennis competitions at the age of 23