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06 Nov 09
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He got one wildcard?
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Hope not.
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Yes
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Grosjean got one as well - what a waste
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yeah, giving him two would've been a bit of a waste after all.
Llodra and Grosjean also got Wild Cards |
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And as an advocate of ATP superiority you should not want him in Paris as well Jeff :D
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Grosjean wtf? Just retire already.
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Are any of the following players retiring soon: Schuettler, Clement, Grosjean, Spadea, Pavel...
I really hope so! |
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tsonga 06 Nov 11:35
Are any of the following players retiring soon: Schuettler, Clement, Grosjean, Spadea, Pavel... I really hope so! Pavel will retire. Spadea should also. Schuettler and Clement still makes some decent results. Schuettler earlier this year on grass. I really dont know if Grosjean level just declined big time or he is affected by all the injuries. |
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Pavel has already retired...mind you he said that a year ago too....lol
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Actually if 3 more players drop out of Paris today then they will have to give Safin's wild card to somebody else...lol
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who has already droppet out?
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1 Federer, Roger SUI 1
2 Nadal, Rafael ESP 2 3 Murray, Andy GBR 3 4 Djokovic, Novak SRB 4 5 Del Potro, Juan Martin ARG 5 6 Roddick, Andy USA 6 7 Tsonga, Jo-Wilfried FRA 7 8 Davydenko, Nikolay RUS 8 9 Verdasco, Fernando ESP 9 10 Simon, Gilles FRA 10 11 Soderling, Robin SWE 11 12 Gonzalez, Fernando CHI 12 13 Monfils, Gael FRA 13 OUT Nalbandian, David ARG 14 15 Cilic, Marin CRO 15 16 Berdych, Tomas CZE 16 17 Stepanek, Radek CZE 17 18 Robredo, Tommy ESP 18 OUT Ferrer, David ESP 19 20 Haas, Tommy GER 20 21 Ferrero, Juan Carlos ESP 21 22 Kohlschreiber, Philipp GER 22 23 Wawrinka, Stanislas SUI 23 24 Blake, James USA 24 OUT Querrey, Sam USA 25 OUT Hewitt, Lleyton AUS 26 27 Mathieu, Paul-Henri FRA 27 28 Hanescu, Victor ROU 28 29 Almagro, Nicolas ESP 29 30 Karlovic, Ivo CRO 30 31 Monaco, Juan ARG 31 32 Troicki, Viktor SRB 32 33 Chardy, Jeremy FRA 33 34 Lopez, Feliciano ESP 34 35 Benneteau, Julien FRA 35 36 Petzschner, Philipp GER 36 37 Montanes, Albert ESP 37 OUT Tursunov, Dmitry RUS 38 39 (SE) 40 (Q) 41 (Q) 42 (Q) 43 (Q) 44 (Q) 45 (Q) 46 (WC) Grosjean, Sebastien FRA 47 (WC) Llodra, Michael FRA 48 (WC) Safin, Marat RUS Alternates IN Santoro, Fabrice FRA 39 IN Becker, Benjamin GER 40 OUT Andreev, Igor RUS 41 IN Beck, Andreas GER 42 OUT Sela, Dudi ISR 43 OUT Melzer, Jurgen AUT 44 IN Ljubicic, Ivan CRO 45 OUT Kunitsyn, Igor RUS 46 OUT Gasquet, Richard FRA 47 IN Isner, John USA 48 OUT Vassallo Arguello, Martin ARG 49 OUT Zverev, Mischa GER 50 OUT Acasuso, Jose ARG 51 OUT Youzhny, Mikhail RUS 52 OUT Fish, Mardy USA 53 OUT Garcia-Lopez, Guillermo ESP 54 OUT Tipsarevic, Janko SRB 55 1. Cuevas, Pablo URU 56 2. Seppi, Andreas ITA 57 3. Safin, Marat RUS 58 (WC to MD) 4. Koellerer, Daniel AUT 59 5. Hernych, Jan CZE 60 OUT Bellucci, Thomaz BRA 61 6. Mayer, Leonardo ARG 62 7. Bolelli, Simone ITA 63 |
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Pavel ended his great career by playing a doubles match in bukarest that was broadcast on betfair livevideo and the dumb "I do live commentary during the rallies and mispronounce all the names"-commentator constantly confusing him with his doubles partner Trifu.
As a matter of fact I don't think the commentator got it right even once. |
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give credit to smucav ffs
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or Bucharest even... Bukarest is the german spelling for everyone who's interested
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The above courtesy of Smucav...lol
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that's a good boy
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Is he?
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sure you are
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Santoro would have been better...it he last ATP tourn..and he still ranked 39
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Santoro is automatically IN
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yeah, Santoro is in as the first alternate
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*see jimmy's post
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I just have to add my thanks to smucav.
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A little bit dissapointed that Pim Pim Johansson didnt get any. I think he deserved one here.
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One last time of laying Safin, he will be missed.
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nairda 06 Nov 13:15
Santoro would have been better...it he last ATP tourn..and he still ranked 39 Santoro isn't retiring. |
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he not..isn't this he last year?
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he will retire after this season. Looking at his past several months it's about time as well
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I think Santoro is retiring after Oz Open is he not? Wants to be first player to play in 4 different decades.
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No, this year he's retiring.
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No, he is playing Australian Open.
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he said late last month that IF he were to continue after Paris bercy, the AO 2010 would be his last tournament.
As far as I know it's still an if and the official plan is still to retire next week |
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Didn't know facts could be so hard to digest :^0 It's Paris, get over it.
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I can easily imagine him playing doubles at the majors and a couple of french and grass events for another decade or so though
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Santoro said today Paris will be the fin...
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http://in.reuters.com/article/worldOfSport/idINIndia-43772920091107
''The Paris Masters, starting on Sunday, is likely to be the last tournament for the 36-year-old although he has not totally ruled out taking part in the Australian Open in January. If he does compete at Melbourne Park, Santoro, who played the first of a record 67 grand slam tournaments at the 1989 French Open, would be the first player to have played grand slams over four decades. "I don't know what I'll decide," he told Reuters in an interview. "My idea was always to finish my career at (Paris Masters venue) Bercy but at the same time, going to Melbourne would make me worthy of a Trivial Pursuit question.'' I know he wants it. If he doesn't play the AO I will post naked pictures of myself. |
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Get ready for naked pictures forum...lol
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Tenté un temps par l'idée de terminer sa carrière à Melbourne en janvier prochain pour devenir le premier joueur de l'histoire du tennis à s'être aligné dans des tournois du Grand Chelem sur quatre décennies, Fabrice Santoro a finalement tranché : il raccrochera bien ses raquettes à Bercy la semaine prochaine comme initialement prévu. "Finir contre Blake, voire Murray, me va très bien, a déclaré le Toulonnais vendredi à l'issue du tirage au sort du Masters 1000 parisien. Je n'ai pas envie de terminer ma carrière sur le court n°17, à Melbourne contre Montanes." Le magicien tirera donc sa révérence comme Marat Safin au POBP après 21 années passées au plus haut niveau.
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