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4 hours ago, Katrina Dee Fan said:

The Demon Man is the only thing keeping me engaged in tennis this year, everyone else seems more intent on off court dramas that it’s turned the AO into the Grand Slam version of Married at First Sight - everyone more interested in creating drama for [censored] and giggles that we’ve all forgotten what the whole point of the event is. 

It's like watching a continuous week of Tom Morris and fox footy. Dramadramadrama.

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    Is it just me?

    Am I unpatriotic?

    I don't know what anyone's talking about.

    Our 365-days-a-year-definitely-NOT-the/a-W/world-G/game on the other hand...

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    9 hours ago, 58er said:

    Typical crude comment 

    asking the GOAT to leave 

    Tony Jones should be stood down. 

    If Tony Jones made a joke about me and I'd won what Joker had won I wouldn't even waste my time laughing it off. I mean Tony Jones?? The guy couldn't be more of a washed up light weight if he tried. Isn't he on the 9 footy show so the other clowns can take the [censored] out of him? It just goes to show how precious the Joker is.

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    The only thing worse than Tennis is the entitled brats that play the game these days

    Throwing tantrums if they get a call against them. Probably a reason they didn't play team sports

    (Of course there are exceptions)

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    9 hours ago, DubDee said:

    The only thing worse than Tennis is the entitled brats that play the game these days

    Throwing tantrums if they get a call against them. Probably a reason they didn't play team sports

    (Of course there are exceptions)

     

    that's been the case since time immemorial 

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    Just watching the women's final.

    I'm really appreciating the commentary.

    Just having two ex players giving great explanations of the player's tactics and techniques without hyperbole and shouting.

    I just can't understand why the AFL broadcasters can't do the same.

    We really miss out on game plans and in depth tactics of teams and players with the coverage we get.

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    1 hour ago, Brownie said:

    Just watching the women's final.

    I'm really appreciating the commentary.

    Just having two ex players giving great explanations of the player's tactics and techniques without hyperbole and shouting.

    I just can't understand why the AFL broadcasters can't do the same.

    We really miss out on game plans and in depth tactics of teams and players with the coverage we get.

    And a tremendous final with Madison Keys finally winning a grand slam singles tournament.  That's after winning a thrilling SF against Iga Swiatek

    What stands out most is how hard they hit the ball and constantly trying to hit winners ... great tennis

    As for the Sinner/ Zverev final tomorrow, if Sinner is at his best, he'll win.  Doesn't have an obvious weakness and is methodically great with a dominant serve

    And his cross-court forehand is just power-laden

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