Do U Know Him ?

[BillMarkSteve]

Baghdatis....

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152863018658615&set=vb.48160623614&type=2&theater

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcos_Baghdatis

[BillMarkSteve]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QphSmyH4Zw4

[sigsegv]

respect .. lol bob 

[timmy]

:3D_Smiles:  :3D_Smiles:

[andhraajay]

Anger is just one word short of Danger.... Good Caption for this video, I think

 

 

Like the caption, what you think, shall manifest.... Mr. Thread Starter

[alpachinao]

Anger is just one word short of Danger.... Good Caption for this video, I think


Like the caption, what you think, shall manifest.... Mr. Thread Starter

English prof outside?

[mahendra234]

yeah i watched his games long ago manchi player..

[gargicau]

I watch enough tennis to know that many players do it, especially at Futures level.

 

At ATP level, they suddenly become model citizens, lol.

 

Heck, even Federer did this regularly before he learnt to control his anger post 2002. I guess a bozo like Lleyton Hewitt winning Wimbledon made him change his tactics. 

 

But then, he couldn't stop Nadal from winning it. Multiple times :)

[siru]

I watch enough tennis to know that many players do it, especially at Futures level.

At ATP level, they suddenly become model citizens, lol.

Heck, even Federer did this regularly before he learnt to control his anger post 2002. I guess a bozo like Lleyton Hewitt winning Wimbledon made him change his tactics.

But then, he couldn't stop Nadal from winning it. Multiple times :)

Funny how the australian open organisers are using his outburst for thier event's publicity

[gargicau]

yeah i watched his games long ago manchi player..

 

average player.

 

the only thing I remember about him was his hot girlfriend during his 2006 Aus open final run.

 

and a bunch of 5 set losses.

[gargicau]

Funny how the australian open organisers are using his outburst for thier event's publicity

 

He's very popular in Australia. Perhaps the most popular tennis player in Australia at one time, given the high percentage of greeks in Melbourne.

 

He had a dream run in 2005/06, and the greeks show up every year to support him in huge numbers at the Australian open.

 

Watch his match in the australian open, you can see the difference.

[andhraajay]

English prof outside?

 

Good one.... what made you even think so.. unless you are one.. :).... you are the inspiration though

[siru]

He's very popular in Australia. Perhaps the most popular tennis player in Australia at one time, given the high percentage of greeks in Melbourne.

He had a dream run in 2005/06, and the greeks show up every year to support him in huge numbers at the Australian open.

Watch his match in the australian open, you can see the difference.

Nice..
Tennis, to me, seems like a one man show .. I mean the player has to pay for everything out of their pocket..
I think a professional player has to earn atleast a few millions just to keep thing running..
Hence the pressure to win.. I think