CAMELOT FANTASIES

que pasa general masterclass.

looks like general Javier the fearless is still around. I thought he had abandoned all the forums.

he sent me a PM. he said he is around but very busy. so I guess we will see if he decides to stop by once in a while.

our doors are forever open to all our friends and all our guests.

I have mixed feelings about a "5th slam".  If there were one, I believe South America would be the better choice.  But I think it would be difficult to fit one in, and I lean to the side that the traditional 4 shouldn't be changed.   

I'd rather see a masters on Grass.  It's long, long, long, overdue.  It's rather silly for me to see 3  masters on clay, 6 on hard courts and nothing on grass. 

If it were up to me, I would have 4 masters on clay, with one in South America.  I would have 5 hard court masters, and at least 1 grass masters if not two, 1 in Europe, and 1 in the USA.

Respectfully,
masterclass

morning sports fans. the weekend is here at last.

let the good times roll.

we need to save this one general masterclass.

we will ask general CETSVids about this one. he may way want it at one of his boards.



http://tennis.si.com/2014/04/04/watch-roger-federers-100-greatest-shots/


***a fan has compiled 100 of Roger's greatest shots.

I actually watched the Tsonga match. Fabulous effort by the German. I thought after Peter lost the match point that it was over and Tsonga's experience would prevail, but it was not to be.

Exciting match.

Roger Federer is going for his 8th title on the hallowed lawns of prestigious Wimbledon.

Nobody in the history of tennis, Open Era, Amateur Era, Challenge Era, any Era, has done it.

That would be amazing to have witnessed the two greatest stars in the game today achieve the almost unthinkable.

First Rafael Nadal did it on the red clay at Roland Garros,  and now Roger at Wimbledon has a chance for history as well.

He's prepared well, he has had a fairly good year so far with 5 finals, 2 of them title wins,  including the grass prep at Halle.

I, and I'm sure all Camelot wish him well in his quest. 

Respectfully,
masterclass

I just saw this on twitter:



http://www.tennisviewmag.com/tennis-view-magazine/article/why-opportunity-knocks-roger-federer-wimbledon

Roger Federer is going for his 8th title on the hallowed lawns of prestigious Wimbledon.

Nobody in the history of tennis, Open Era, Amateur Era, Challenge Era, any Era, has done it.

That would be amazing to have witnessed the two greatest stars in the game today achieve the almost unthinkable.

First Rafael Nadal did it on the red clay at Roland Garros,  and now Roger at Wimbledon has a chance for history as well.

He's prepared well, he has had a fairly good year so far with 5 finals, 2 of them title wins,  including the grass prep at Halle.

I, and I'm sure all Camelot wish him well in his quest. 

Respectfully,
masterclass

This is actually crazy, what we're witnessing. In retrospect Rafa and Roger may be bad for the sport. How on earth is the next generation going to manage these things? I can't see it. These are two guys who are committed to the sport on a very deep level. I'm sure Federer is very motivated to win his 8th. So far, he's looking read good on the grass.

Novak and Murray are great players too, and it's a good thing they are here, because if not, these two would have gobbled up every trophy in sight.

I can't wait to see how Wimbledon plays out this year. These last few years have yielded many surprises.