Good read about Sampras talking about Federer.


link

Been watching a few highlight of Federer, his backhand is probably the best in the game and he hit so many winners with it and his passing shot is out of the world.

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Last edited by SolemnThirsty on Jan-31-2007 at 21:23

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Originally posted by SolemnThirsty Been watching a few highlight of Federer, his backhand is probably the best in the game and he hit so many winners with it and his passing shot is out of the world.

It still MAY not be the best, but his forehand is the best shot in tennis, no one doubts that

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Originally posted by trunks1022 haha federer doesn't have a coach. the guy's just a part-time advisor.

That's Tony Roche, who used to coach Ivan Lendl and Patrick Rafter, and supposedly Federer pays him by the week.

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Originally posted by partyhopper That's Tony Roche, who used to coach Ivan Lendl and Patrick Rafter, and supposedly Federer pays him by the week for blowjobs because that's all he's good for.

fixed.

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Originally posted by Aristronica fixed.

awww someone's jealous. whatever works for roger

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Originally posted by trunks1022 awww someone's jealous. whatever works for roger

he is seriosly useless! roger would dominate with me coaching him.

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Originally posted by Aristronica he is seriosly useless! roger would dominate with me coaching him.

heh he started his run without a coach. no advisor like now either lol

do you think roger federer just started his peak, at his peak, or almost past his peek performances, and will come to a decline soon ?

it's pretty strange how clay surface is the kryptonite for many great tennis players.

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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch do you think roger federer just started his peak, at his peak, or almost past his peek performances, and will come to a decline soon ? it's pretty strange how clay surface is the kryptonite for many great tennis players.

he's at his peak but he doesn't look to be headed in a state of decline anytime soon. as for clay, i think it's only "kryptonite" to some because they did not grow up playing on it. If you had an kid splitting his/her time on both surfaces they would proabably fair well on both.

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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch do you think roger federer just started his peak, at his peak, or almost past his peek performances, and will come to a decline soon ? it's pretty strange how clay surface is the kryptonite for many great tennis players.

Federer is still getting better