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already down a break to this guy. He's an underachiever, don't let him win.
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Come on Joe WIllie, don't let me down....
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#7
Quote Originally Posted by RLCash:
Gulbis is a fellow countrymen of mine. He has great ability, when he's on he can beat anyone. Problem with him is that he's as unstable as anyone can possibly be.
Gulbis is a fellow countrymen of mine. He has great ability, when he's on he can beat anyone. Problem with him is that he's as unstable as anyone can possibly be.
Hes been given everything in life and hasnt had to work hard for much. He has the talent of a top 5 player but his work ethic and drive leaves alot to ve desired. He was taking a ripping during the US open by alot of the commentators throwing his name out there as someone with tons of talent but doesnt work hard. Wouldnt be suprised if he heard this and is now out to make a statement.
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... and yes gulbis in 2 sets is correct
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#11
I love learning about new players. Did not know much about Gulbis before this week and mainly took the bet as a fade of Tsonga. I knew Gulbis could serve but had only seen him play once. The board has been helpful. 
Gulbis looks unbreakable tonight. But Tsonga is almost always unbreakable. Hard not to imagine a tiebreak coming.
Gulbis looks unbreakable tonight. But Tsonga is almost always unbreakable. Hard not to imagine a tiebreak coming.
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#12
Quote Originally Posted by BurningPlanet26:
I love learning about new players. Did not know much about Gulbis before this week and mainly took the bet as a fade of Tsonga. I knew Gulbis could serve but had only seen him play once. The board has been helpful.
Gulbis looks unbreakable tonight. But Tsonga is almost always unbreakable. Hard not to imagine a tiebreak coming.
I love learning about new players. Did not know much about Gulbis before this week and mainly took the bet as a fade of Tsonga. I knew Gulbis could serve but had only seen him play once. The board has been helpful.
Gulbis looks unbreakable tonight. But Tsonga is almost always unbreakable. Hard not to imagine a tiebreak coming.
Yep he's serving unreal.
He hasnt faced a single break point in this match so far.
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#19
Thanks BP, sorry on your loss. It was worth a try. I knew Gulbis is playing better and getting near his potential. But I just didn't think he had what it took to beat Jo Willy. I doubt all the people who said it would be over in 2 will come back. It's easy to say that when it's already 1-0. Thanks Jo Willy. 
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