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It's time for the Eurovision Song Contest of Tennis plus some other stuff.
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These threads are weekly threads with just tennis talk: match talk, current events in tennis etc. Spamming (including muggy politics talk) and general sports talk can be done elsewhere such as the usual megathreads, current one is called Spam/OT thread. Good luck this week and be aware of fixxors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIDC1uHk1n4
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did anyone watched my video?
there's angela merkel also
there's angela merkel also
Feb 5, 2017 -- 8:31PM, aaronh wrote:
show some respect for your country, coop
wasnt me who fistpumped to the crowd at 4-2
5th rubber expert edy, who will play 5th rubber for Canada (if deciding)?
Feb 5, 2017 -- 8:30PM, GRANTCKING wrote:
lol evans celebrated at 4-2, now hes away to lose
MUNNEYYYYYYYYYY
ED ARE YOU PUMPED FOR LATE NIGHT DAVIS CUP BEFORE EVEN LATER NIGHT SUPERBOWL 51???
They should play Nestor, he beat Stefan Edberg at DC once.
it says Denis on this graphic, but I don't know how accurate this is. it was for the Croatia/Spain tie.
Polansky was barely able to walk at the AO. Maybe he's only with the team because they couldn't find another 4th team member.
Coop it looks like Mr. 4th Quarter is owning the Clippers now
5th rubber expert edy, which players will play in Argentina?
Feb 5, 2017 -- 10:22PM, aaronh wrote:
Shapovalov gonna be outta here
I sure hope so.
Denis was broken by Kyle in the 3rd set, and was seething, he smashed a ball hard, high into the crowd
but sadly, it smacked the umpire right into the face
Feb 5, 2017 -- 10:24PM, wisewords wrote:
but sadly, it smacked the umpire right into the face
thx
my new fave together with tomic, koellerer, kyrgios and rublev
https://twitter.com/MRisingStar18/status/828368872592044032
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well, too early to include rublev into that. rublev officially excluded from my faves list
they really shouldda play polansky instead of that weirdo
Feb 5, 2017 -- 10:25PM, aaronh wrote:
https://twitter.com/MRisingStar18/status/828368872592044032,
that's some great aim
coen bros did superbowl commercial, much better than that budweisers crap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvHFM8c7cPM
will people be forgiving? I think so because he's young and showed remorse.
cool tactic for Benny Paire and Fabio to use in future
Feb 5, 2017 -- 10:30PM, caramba wrote:
Feb 5, 2017 -- 10:25PM, aaronh wrote:https://twitter.com/MRisingStar18/status/828368872592044032,that's some great aim
that's got to sting a bit
Seppi vs Pella will be played tomorrow so it doesn't clash with Superbowl 
http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/scores/current/davis-cup-first-round/8096/daily-schedule
looks like it's Pella vs Fognini instead of Pella vs Seppi
looks like it's Pella vs Fognini instead of Pella vs Seppi
The French Tennis Federation (FTF) has won a legal battle to redevelop the site of the French Open.
The FTF published plans in 2013 to expand the site of Roland Garros but have been hindered by appeals from environmental campaigners.
The controversy surrounds the FTF’s plans to construct a new court in the nearby botanic gardens, which includes a host of historic greenhouses.
Plans to build a retractable roof over Court Philippe Chatrier have also been given the green light.
Thumbs up
In a statement, the FTF said: “By removing the 50 means of illegality raised, the court enshrines the legality of the building permits for this project crucial for the future of the tournament of Roland Garros and French tennis. The French Tennis Federation is pleased that law and reason prevail finally.”
Proposals to erect a new court and a retractable roof at Roland Garros was initially scheduled to be completed by 2018 but the FTF has been engaged in a prolonged battle with environmentalists and local residents.
With the addition of a retractable roof on the main court, Roland Garros has responded to the other three Grand Slam tournaments whose main court(s) feature retractable roofs.
Wimbledon took the much-discussed decision to construct a roof on its Center Court in 2009 and work is already underway to ensure Court No.1 has a fully retractable roof in time for this summer’s tournament.
Arthur Ashe Stadium at the U.S. Open debuted its roof for the very first time in 2016 while the Australian Open boasts three courts able to combat rainy conditions.
The FTF have been irked by the opposition to the proposal, especially given the havoc wreaked upon the French Open last year with the rainy conditions.
Work will now begin on the site of the second Grand Slam of the year and is expected to be completed by 2020.
woohoo, finally
The FTF published plans in 2013 to expand the site of Roland Garros but have been hindered by appeals from environmental campaigners.
The controversy surrounds the FTF’s plans to construct a new court in the nearby botanic gardens, which includes a host of historic greenhouses.
Plans to build a retractable roof over Court Philippe Chatrier have also been given the green light.
Thumbs up
In a statement, the FTF said: “By removing the 50 means of illegality raised, the court enshrines the legality of the building permits for this project crucial for the future of the tournament of Roland Garros and French tennis. The French Tennis Federation is pleased that law and reason prevail finally.”
Proposals to erect a new court and a retractable roof at Roland Garros was initially scheduled to be completed by 2018 but the FTF has been engaged in a prolonged battle with environmentalists and local residents.
With the addition of a retractable roof on the main court, Roland Garros has responded to the other three Grand Slam tournaments whose main court(s) feature retractable roofs.
Wimbledon took the much-discussed decision to construct a roof on its Center Court in 2009 and work is already underway to ensure Court No.1 has a fully retractable roof in time for this summer’s tournament.
Arthur Ashe Stadium at the U.S. Open debuted its roof for the very first time in 2016 while the Australian Open boasts three courts able to combat rainy conditions.
The FTF have been irked by the opposition to the proposal, especially given the havoc wreaked upon the French Open last year with the rainy conditions.
Work will now begin on the site of the second Grand Slam of the year and is expected to be completed by 2020.
woohoo, finally
Statement from Denis Shapovalov:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C3_c7BXUkAAL2ZB.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C3_c7BXUkAAL2ZB.jpg
Feb 6, 2017 -- 1:57AM, caramba wrote:
http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/scores/current/davis-cup-first-round/8096/daily-schedulelooks like it's Pella vs Fognini instead of Pella vs Seppi
Should've stuck with Seppi
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