Tennis
John Isner v David Goffin
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since they dont take into account who you played them against
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i like this goffin guy....brought me some money this week
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Serve is too consistent today
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big point
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dodder I've told you once the point of tennis is to break your opponent's serve, if you cant break him you should not win... the goal is not to break rallies
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only 1 tiebreak in this tournament
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Iron John, one of the few you can trust in a tie when minibreak up, not choking often.
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Not sure if I should let this run
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hollywood85 24 Aug 12 01:08 Joined: 02 Jun 11 | Topic/replies: 7,182 | Blogger: hollywood85's blog
tiebreak records dont mean anything Agree but there are exceptions and isner is one of them. if you go against him in ties you lose quite a lot in the long term. |
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he would have been a **** tennis player if he hadn't had the big f^^^ serve
i can't believe he's #10 in the world |
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that depends on the odds...
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And how many years does one have to study to properly operate a scoreboard? looks like rocket science
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Wins 64% over his career, 70% during the past year.
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It comes mainly because opponents feel some extra pressure because they know they cannot lose a minibreak because of the difficulty to win it back, on Isners serve, this leading to more UES.
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yes, and i've still seen him lose some shocking ones
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another chance goes begging
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i'm so fuuuuuuuuuucking bored
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