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Besides Haas, there are a lot of other options lately... Berdych almost qualified last 2 years, so did Baghdatis. Murray and Ancic are choices too... what do you think?
He was 2nd in the race during some point of the year (2002), but did not finish the year in the Top 8. It came down to the last TMS, and he had to win Paris to be ensured of getting in. He crashed out early.Haas never played it ?? Yet he's been 2nd in the race ??
According to the ATP site Haas was ranked 10 in the rankings even a week before the TMC started, so i'm guessing he was also around that position in the race :scratch:He was 2nd in the race during some point of the year (2002), but did not finish the year in the Top 8. It came down to the last TMS, and he had to win Paris to be ensured of getting in. He crashed out early.
That is actually the story of his whole career unfortunately. Almost got to No. 1, almost got to a slam final, almost won DC, and so on.
Ps. That year there were 4 different slam winners and it is my recollection that one of them was not within the top 8 but got a guaranteed slot because of winning a slam. That might have affected Haas's prospects.
That is cuz you like mindless ballbasher tennis and not ballet tennisonly Haas comes to my mind, and I'm not even a fan of him.
and since when you are fan of ballet tennis???That is cuz you like mindless ballbasher tennis and not ballet tennis![]()
FerreroThat is cuz you like mindless ballbasher tennis and not ballet tennis![]()