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26-01-2010, 06:19 AM
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Rob
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Woodcroft S.A.
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due to me being on night shift at the moment, i haven't seen as much tennis as i would've liked. some of the big names in good form coming in have fallen early. from last nights game, federer looks like he is on his way to another Grand Slam Final. Nadal is looking ok too. del potro was in good form coming in but he's out. haven't kept up with verdasco, i think he's still around. watched tsonga the other night and he looked ok too.
the australian open hasn't really unearthed any new talent this year. bagdahtis, gonzales, tsonga, etc all seemed to jump into the limelight in the aussie open. i'm sure there are other tennis fans on here. |
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