CAMELOT FANTASIES

Definitely.

Very happy to be back!

so good to the see the Camelot family.


Camelot lives.

Camelot is now Camelot Fantasy.

we have had to reinvent Camelot in order to keep growing.


tennis forums are not really doing all that well except for a few that are run by corporations.

however rest assured that the sport of tennis is growing globally.

finally we simply have more for folks to enjoy at Camelot. they can even get free education here for example.

It is good to be back at Camelot.

Yes, it is. Hi family! Waves at everyone!

Interesting numbers. Rafa's poor results aren't hurting him as far as his popularity. That keeps climbing.

Rafael Nadal Reaches 9 million Followers on Twitter

http://www.tennisworldusa.org/Rafael-Nadal-reaches-nine-milion-followers-on-Twitter-articolo29844.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

there are a number of reasons why djokovic keeps winning and dominating.

he is constantly bringing in experts to help him improve his game and his fitness. so he is outworking them all.


another reason is a bit of a luck: his main rivals are not getting near him.

roger is just too old and andy has no forehand. andy will need one hell of a match and djokovic would have to a little bit off.


but I don't know if djokovic will be off. he is working on his game night and day to be that sharp.


and rafa is just not interested. he is not interested in making the slightest change in his game, his fitness, and his physical work in the gym.


that London O2 arena match at the end of the year and the Doha final showed very clearly that the gulf between djokovic and rafa is greater than ever.

Rafa is practicing on clay now but that is no enough. he has to fix his fitness and start doing some very serious physical work in the gym.


pros who are the ultimate insiders of the sport  say he has very little endurance and also has lost substantial amount of muscle mass.



of course it is not rocket science. we can all see that too.

Is it me, or did this major go exceedingly fast? I can't believe we're already at the end. It seems like this was one week, and not two. I don't know what made the difference, but it'll be time for the French Open before we know it at this rate.

Any standout matches for you guys? Here's mine:

1. Angelique Kerber vs. Victoria Azarenka-I didn't think Angie would get it done. Victoria just thumped her handily a few weeks ago, but Angie found a way this time. Now she's in her first major final. Good for her.

2. Novak Djokovic vs. Gilles Simon-I can't believe that match went to a fifth set. I wonder what Gilles did that had Novak so bothered, or was Novak not playing that well?

3. Novak and Roger was a strange match. Novak came out on fire in the first two sets and then his level dropped significantly in that third set. I realize that Federer began to play much better and press him, but for a moment he looked intimidated. It was an odd match. Too bad about the ten minute break. That kind of messed up the momentum.

4. Serena didn't really play anyone except Maria, but we kind of already know how that's going to go. Maria is going to lose a lot of points though because she finaled last year and went out in the quarters this year. She came into the tournament at #5, I'll have to check to see what ranking she is Monday.

That's it for me. I can't think of any other matches of note.