Re: Is coria the greatest chocker on tour?
he'd like to be, but he isn't
he'd like to be, but he isn't
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Re: Is coria the greatest chocker on tour?
perhaps you'd like to edit that to say 'choker' I think a chocker is something else entirely.
perhaps you'd like to edit that to say 'choker' I think a chocker is something else entirely.
sorry:angel:
thanks
thanks
Pfffft, sorry that title has already been taken by the lovely Mathieu 
He lacks belief in his serve, I think after his shoulder problems he hasnt been the same player but he has shown a lot of fight in the last few tournaments he has played. He needs a big win and maybe a new serving coach to help him out.
He lacks belief in his serve, I think after his shoulder problems he hasnt been the same player but he has shown a lot of fight in the last few tournaments he has played. He needs a big win and maybe a new serving coach to help him out.
No, he didn't have mp today
awh, jennifer cap has been doing it much better for much longer. she is the queen and king of choke.
but actually, the real chokers don't make it that far into the match. coria shows the fight and moxie in the toughest situations a player can face, time and again. mcenroe was showing tons and tons of respect for him throughout the broadcast, and he knows a fighter when he sees one...he never let go of his support for guille throughout the match, and it was great to see since so many commentators live in confusion regarding what coria is about.
but coria has had a problem with his nerves in a very specific situation, 3 times...04 RG, 05 Rome, & 05 USO. thats undeniable. but those have not been defining characteristics as a player, and its something he will have to get through. One win in that same situation will probably be all it takes to break through it. If it were 'so easy' to do, the drama of his career would be less. There are so many years ahead for him to have the maturity to close like the champion he is.
she is the queen and king of choke. but actually, the real chokers don't make it that far into the match. coria shows the fight and moxie in the toughest situations a player can face, time and again. mcenroe was showing tons and tons of respect for him throughout the broadcast, and he knows a fighter when he sees one...he never let go of his support for guille throughout the match, and it was great to see since so many commentators live in confusion regarding what coria is about.
but coria has had a problem with his nerves in a very specific situation, 3 times...04 RG, 05 Rome, & 05 USO. thats undeniable. but those have not been defining characteristics as a player, and its something he will have to get through. One win in that same situation will probably be all it takes to break through it. If it were 'so easy' to do, the drama of his career would be less. There are so many years ahead for him to have the maturity to close like the champion he is.
No, I don't think so ..
destiny is just building a tougher model of greatness in him.megadeth said:
it takes time. look at agassi.1 - 17 of 17 Posts
