Exactly the same thing happened with me. One handed just felt much better for generating power ontop of the mixups you can throw out. The tradeoff traditionally is consistency.
Also Kyrgios is funny af, a lot of the tennis community hates the guy for being "classless" but that makes me like him even more. He's a natural.
Yeah he’s definitely the best, if you watched football back in the days it’s like comparing Ronaldinho with Cristiano, the latter has insane numbers and is stylish in his own way, but Ronaldinho was just pure magic.
Yeah he’s definitely the best, if you watched football back in the days it’s like comparing Ronaldinho with Cristiano, the latter has insane numbers and is stylish in his own way, but Ronaldinho was just pure magic.
It's actually unprecedented. There's no comparison for this in sports. We got to witness 3 Micheal Jordans play against each other at the same time in their primes.
If even one of them is missing from the equation you're looking at like a 30 grand slam split. If 2 were missing can you imagine how many grand slams one of them would have?
All 3 blew past all the old records while stealing from each other. We can never take that for granted.
Yeah he’s definitely the best, if you watched football back in the days it’s like comparing Ronaldinho with Cristiano, the latter has insane numbers and is stylish in his own way, but Ronaldinho was just pure magic.
It's actually unprecedented. There's no comparison for this in sports. We got to witness 3 Micheal Jordans play against each other at the same time in their primes.
If even one of them is missing from the equation you're looking at like a 30 grand slam split. If 2 were missing can you imagine how many grand slams one of them would have?
All 3 blew past all the old records while stealing from each other. We can never take that for granted.
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Yea though that's kinda disrespectful to Federer I get the analogy lol.
It is an understatement simply because Ronaldinho resorted to drugs and clubbing at some point, but during his prime he was untouchable with the ball. Maybe Zidane is a better resemblance @ZenZu
It is an understatement simply because Ronaldinho resorted to drugs and clubbing at some point, but during his prime he was untouchable with the ball. Maybe Zidane is a better resemblance @ZenZu
Exactly the same thing happened with me. One handed just felt much better for generating power ontop of the mixups you can throw out. The tradeoff traditionally is consistency.
Also Kyrgios is funny af, a lot of the tennis community hates the guy for being "classless" but that makes me like him even more. He's a natural.
Yeah I think he deserves it. He's like a machine, I have no doubts that at his peak no one can beat him. It's like playing against a wall. The numbers and results are clear. I am completely certain that when he retires he will have the most Grand Slams, and tbh if not for the vaccine incidents, Djokovic would have at least been tied with Nadal as of now. He has the most Masters 1000, and the only player in history to achieve the Career Golden Masters, and my man did it twice. Better h2h against both Roger and Nadal. Dominant on all surfaces. Most weeks at N1. Most year-end No. 1 rankings. It becomes impossible to argue against it. Which is why I've noticed many Roger fans and Roger himself started saying how it's the beauty of the game that matters lol.
I'll be honest, I don't like Federer, I respect what he did and his greatness though. One of the all time best players. But I also believe he got lucky. When he started most of the best players were already nearing 30, and soon when they retired he had no real rivals left. He played with guys like Roddick and Safin, who while being good players are no where near great lol. In the last 12 years, Roger won only 5 GS lol. Djokovic won like 20 in the same period.
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