Tiger Tim retires

Tiger Tim retires

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_Batty_

Original Poster:

12,268 posts

251 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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frown
any loss?

hehe

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/6954442.stm

Edited by _Batty_ on Thursday 23 August 16:18

dotdog

457 posts

221 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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mckln335

694 posts

202 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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Didnt quite rise to what was expected, not a bad tennis player though in all fairness. But then again, when you advertise Robinsons squash, what do you expect? I mean c'mon, the sick bastard...

ewenm

28,506 posts

246 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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Looking at his career objectively it's pretty impressive. Emotionally, it would have been good if he'd won Wimbledon at some point, but it's a great career anyway.

FourWheelDrift

88,632 posts

285 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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For someone as lightly built as he is competing against man mountains I think he did rather well. After all at Wimbledon he always lost in the semi's to Pete Sampras or the eventual winner of the tournament.

A good record really considering the players around at the same time.

10 ATP Tour titles, 2 Challenger Titles and an ATP Masters Title.

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

GEP

459 posts

217 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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His chance was when goran won it in '01, he would have beaten rafter in the final i reckon. If it wasn't for the sodding rain etc etc!


Any loss?

yeah actually! One of the last natural serve volleyers, i'll miss him managing to sneak those balls blasted 500mph at his feet over the net every point




Blue Meanie

73,668 posts

256 months

Friday 24th August 2007
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He got a lot of grief, but he as actually a really good tennis player. He just looked funny, and Wimbledon was the thorn in his side. Many Brits see only Wimbledon when it comes to tennis, and judge him solely on that.