Masterclass Fireside

• #135 Reply
  Posted by thetruth on 18 Jun, 2014 02:28
• Quote from: Clay Death on 17 Jun, 2014 12:22

  I just saw this on twitter:
  
  
  
  http://www.tennisviewmag.com/tennis-view-magazine/article/why-opportunity-knocks-roger-federer-wimbledon
  

  
  Great article. The author makes some good points. Federer is still a serious threat on the grass at Wimbledon and the stars do seem to be aligning. If Rafa doesn't make it to the second week, this trophy is as good as his.
  
  Amazing that he's still playing so well at his age.
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• #136 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 18 Jun, 2014 21:47
• I am ready for Wimbledon.
  
  
  
  lets get the party started.
  
  
  
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• #137 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 18 Jun, 2014 21:48
• Rafa practiced on grass today lady TT.
  
  
  he means business.
  
  
  
   
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• #138 Reply
  Posted by thetruth on 19 Jun, 2014 02:36
• Quote from: Clay Death on 18 Jun, 2014 21:48

  Rafa practiced on grass today lady TT.
  
  
  he means business.
  
  
  
   
  

  
  It sure seems like it. He has the eye of the tiger again! Woo hoo!
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• #139 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 22 Jun, 2014 08:21
• this is what is at stake sports fans:
  
  
  
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• #140 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 22 Jun, 2014 10:40
• God bless general CETSVids.
  
  He has fired up an awesome Wimbledon 2014 thread already.
  
  
  Check it folks. And please spread the word so more tennis fans like us can enjoy it.
  
  
  
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• #141 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 23 Jun, 2014 11:00
• Darren cahill picks Nole again.
  
  he said that "he is the one to beat".
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• #142 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 26 Jun, 2014 22:18
• Federer was unbelievable today:
  
  25 aces, 44 winners, and only 5 unforced errors.
  
  
  
  he is looking sharp.
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• #143 Reply
  Posted by thetruth on 26 Jun, 2014 23:08
• Quote from: Clay Death on 26 Jun, 2014 22:18

  Federer was unbelievable today:
  
  25 aces, 44 winners, and only 5 unforced errors.
  
  
  
  he is looking sharp.
  

  
  Five errors! That's amazing.
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• #144 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 01 Jul, 2014 08:20
• his serve is on fire. I don't think he has lost serve yet.
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• #145 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 01 Jul, 2014 08:21
• shame to Wimbledon organizers for such a pathetic job yet once again in scheduling and organizing.
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• #146 Reply
  Posted by thetruth on 04 Jul, 2014 11:50
• Quote from: Clay Death on 01 Jul, 2014 08:21

  shame to Wimbledon organizers for such a pathetic job yet once again in scheduling and organizing.
  

  
  With all of the technology available today, there is no excuse for the scheduling to be so haphazard. They know when it's going to rain and schedule accordingly. They disadvantage whomever they want to. They make dubious court assignments and all of that is, is to get an expected outcome.
  
  I've been through with Wimbledon since they put Pete on Court 2. That was some bullcrap, and later, the one guy, I can't remember his name, apologized, of course, that was after the fact.
  
  But, can you imagine being a seven time champion and being treated that way? It's psychological warfare and I want no part of it. Between the organizers, the commentators, and mind games I can't wait to be done with this  sport. Once Rafa and Serena retire I'm wiping my hands of tennis.
  
  It's too manipulated, with preferential draws, ability to schedule any way you want, and no respect for the rankings.
  
  They call Wimbledon the cathedral. What a joke. A cathedral implies holiness, and there's nothing holy about SW19.
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• #147 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 27 Aug, 2014 22:45
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  folks i have a feeling that Dimitrov could put himself in a position to win a slam one day at his current rate of improvement and development.
  
  he seemsto have it all. he has the monster serve and he is not afraid of the net.
  
  he moves well and his fitness is improving all the time. he is willing to take his fitness to the next level.
   
  
  
  
  
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• #148 Reply
  Posted by thetruth on 28 Aug, 2014 09:19
• Quote from: Clay Death on 27 Aug, 2014 22:45

  
  
  folks i have a feeling that Dimitrov could put himself in a position to win a slam one day at his current rate of improvement and development.
  
  he seemsto have it all. he has the monster serve and he is not afraid of the net.
  
  he moves well and his fitness is improving all the time. he is willing to take his fitness to the next level.
  

  
  He definitely seems to be getting there. You can tell he wants it bad. Good luck to him.
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• #149 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 11 Oct, 2014 09:15
• general masterclass you might as well fire up the great roger Federer thread at MTF.
  
  
  he is going to snag another title.
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