Robin Soderling d Radek Stepanek

In the milan final for his second ATP TITLE!!

6-3 6-7 7-6 :worship: :worship: :worship:

Congratulations Robin :bigclap: :bigclap:
Well done!

wow what a good looking final *faints*

congrats Robin though!!!

Robin :banana: another indoor title :woohoo: :D :)
now dont get too drunk :p

I don't like Söderling much, but he is a good indoor player with his game. Congrats to him!

Bad luck for Stepanek, he was in good form the last 7-8 tournaments...

Congrats :yeah:

Congratulations Robin :woohoo:

:bounce: Robin! :bounce:

Well done to Robin. :yeah:
I feel sorry for Radek though, I hope he can win his first ATP title this year, he deserves one the way he's played recently.

Congrats, Robin.

Methinks they need to slow down the Milan surface a bit... 22 tiebreaks throughout the entire tourney.

Robin :banana:

How is it that someone as talented as sexy Radek has not a title to his name while that dreadful cross-eyed ball-basher Soderling has two already? Step down Enqvist, your Indoor Monster crown has a rightful heir. Out of the two young Swedes I'd actually take Aussie Pim first, at least he wins points on the serve and from the baseline instead of just slugging groundstrokes from the first to the last ball.

Aussie Pim :sad:

Well done Robin :bigclap: Wanted Radek to win though :(

I'm telling you, that's the kind of player men's tennis should be worried about producing in the 21st century, not the clay-courters of dirtballing legend. No subtlety, no variety, no attempt to move forwards or change the pattern of play from the baseline, just thump thump thump.

I sadly agree. :sad:

I enjoy watching that type of tennis...

But, for example, the women's game where EVERYONE plays mindless bashing tennis already... it's not fun to watch anymore.

Methinks they need to slow down the Milan surface a bit... 22 tiebreaks throughout the entire tourney.
I hope not, fast surfaces are needed... :) ;)

Why did I have to bet my v-cash on Radek :rolleyes: :fiery: :smash: :shout:

I'm telling you, that's the kind of player men's tennis should be worried about producing in the 21st century, not the clay-courters of dirtballing legend. No subtlety, no variety, no attempt to move forwards or change the pattern of play from the baseline, just thump thump thump. :lol:
Kulti, Enqvist, Söderling they are really the same Swedish tennis robot made at SAAB's indoor Linköping factory. They just change the face sometimes to not scare people.

I never saw Kulti play, but if the faces on Enqvist and Soderling were designed not to scare people, something went badly wrong...

I fear GWH going on another rant about how Kulti is an asshole...

Didn't he just?

Didn't he just?
:lol:

I never saw Kulti play, but if the faces on Enqvist and Soderling were designed not to scare people, something went badly wrong...
:lol:

Didn't he just?

:retard:

:lol:
Kulti, Enqvist, Söderling they are really the same Swedish tennis robot made at SAAB's indoor Linköping factory. They just change the face sometimes to not scare people.

One of the best posts I've read lately :lol:

Congrats Robin :yeah:

I'm telling you, that's the kind of player men's tennis should be worried about producing in the 21st century, not the clay-courters of dirtballing legend. No subtlety, no variety, no attempt to move forwards or change the pattern of play from the baseline, just thump thump thump.

Consdering there are virtually no players of that type in the top 25 I don't think there is any need to worry.

:lol:
Kulti, Enqvist, Söderling they are really the same Swedish tennis robot made at SAAB's indoor Linköping factory. They just change the face sometimes to not scare people.

:haha:

:lol:
Kulti, Enqvist, Söderling they are really the same Swedish tennis robot made at SAAB's indoor Linköping factory. They just change the face sometimes to not scare people.

:haha: :haha:

Consdering there are virtually no players of that type in the top 25 I don't think there is any need to worry.

There will be.

There will be.

They have been saying that ever since Becker won Wimbledon with a power game.