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					Originally posted by Reader  Yas Rated, back from your ban.    
It kinda depends what version of Aga turns up on the day, as ever. Even if she has her **** fully together, I still think Venus will be ending the points quickly.    
If Roger wins it'll be his 80th title.   |  Oop that ban was such BS   . But thanks    
Yeah it honestly depends on Venus. Aga, good or bad, will be making less than 10 UEs the match but if she's hit off the court then it won't matter how few she's making.
 
And Fed needs to end the year number 1, I can't STAND Djokovic  |  
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					Originally posted by Waffles O'Brien  Truth is to sychung as are grand slams to his favs. 
Just out of reach    
Just pretending that whenever Venus won they were both peaking just makes you look like a moron. |  Peak Venus > Peak Serena.  Simple as that.  RatedG agrees with me    
My faves?    Excuse you, my all-time favorite Roger Federer holds the most grand slam titles in the Open Era, Edberg an all-time great with 6 grand slams, and Venus is an all-time great with 7 slams, Hingis an all-time great with 5 slams, Vika has won 2, Maria 5, not to mention Steffi, who holds the 2nd most grand slam titles ever, more than Serena    
Delusion is to Waffles as is today's ass-whooping to Serena -- all to REAL    |  
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Member Since: 2/6/2012 Posts: 29,767     | 
 
 Stanning athletes who have not been relevant in your adult life only proves that you only stan them to offset your flops    |  
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Member Since: 6/12/2011 Posts: 3,237     | 
 
 [QUOTE=RatedG²;23403566]Oop that ban was such BS   . But thanks    
Yeah it honestly depends on Venus. Aga, good or bad, will be making less than 10 UEs the match but if she's hit off the court then it won't matter how few she's making.
And Fed needs to end the year number 1, I can't STAND Djokovic[ /QUOTE]
 
Exactly! I can't even bring myself to think of the Wimbledon final, let alone the 2010 and 2011 US Open finals.  Happier thoughts: FO 2011 and Wimbledon 2012    Not to mention the 2007-2008 Open beatdowns    
Federer was so close in 2012, too    He better redeem himself and reclaim the No. 1 crown.  |  
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 Your all time fave being Federer? Since when?    |  
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					Originally posted by Waffles O'Brien  Stanning athletes who have not been relevant in your adult life only proves that you only stan them to offset your flops   |    Roger Federer, Venus, Vika, and Maria have all won multiple slams in the past decade.  Do you seriously think Roger Federer is a flop?    |  
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					Originally posted by RatedG²  Your all time fave being Federer? Since when?   |  Since forever    |  
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					Originally posted by sychung4650    Roger Federer, Venus, Vika, and Maria have all won multiple slams in the past decade.  Do you seriously think Roger Federer is a flop?   |  It is easy to LIE and SAY you are a stan.
 
Stanning is a behavior, which you have shown none of. All you show is pathetic bitterness 24/7.  |  
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					Originally posted by Waffles O'Brien  It is easy to LIE and SAY you are a stan.
 Stanning is a behavior, which you have shown none of. All you show is pathetic bitterness 24/7.
 |  I'm not a stan of any players    That's creepy   
I'm a huge FAN of Roger Federer, he's my favorite player   
It's not like there were any matches to talk about...Toronto just started this week      |  
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					Originally posted by sychung4650  Since forever   |  I always thought it was Vika  |  
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					Originally posted by RatedG²  I always thought it was Vika |  No   
In order: Federer, Venus, Vika, Sharapova 
Then there are the players I like but haven't put much emotional investment into because I can't afford it   : Wawrinka, Ferrer, Hewitt, Wozniacki, Jankovic, Ivanovic, Cornet  |  
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Member Since: 9/3/2011 Posts: 14,867     | 
 
 Peak Venus > Peak Serena?    
Now I luh Venus, but she's local to Wimbledon and Serena is up there with the goats. I root against her in some matches, but to say otherwise is entirely delusional.    |  
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					Originally posted by sychung4650  No   
In order: Federer, Venus, Vika, Sharapova 
Then there are the players I like but haven't put much emotional investment into because I can't afford it   : Wawrinka, Ferrer , Hewitt, Wozniacki, Jankovic, Ivanovic, Cornet |  ............................  |  
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					Originally posted by Reader  Peak Venus > Peak Serena?    
Now I luh Venus, but she's local to Wimbledon and Serena is up there with the goats. I root against her in some matches, but to say otherwise is entirely delusional.   |  Peak Venus > Peak Serena  
BUT as a tennis player, it's more about winning when you're NOT at your peak.  Serena has still managed to win with her B and C level game, which is more important than winning when at your peak game-wise, because you won't always be able to summon your peak.  That is why Serena has been more successful, her 75% game is better than Venus's.  (Not to mention Sjoergens, etc) 
 
But still, peak Vee > Serena    
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					Originally posted by RatedG²  ............................ |  What    I've only been her two weeks and you think you know my faves    |  
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					Originally posted by sychung4650  Peak Venus > Peak Serena  
BUT as a tennis player, it's more about winning when you're NOT at your peak.  Serena has still managed to win with her B and C level game, which is more important than winning when at your peak game-wise, because you won't always be able to summon your peak.  That is why Serena has been more successful, her 75% game is better than Venus's.  (Not to mention Sjoergens, etc) 
 
But still, peak Vee > Serena   What  I've only been her two weeks and you think you know my faves  |  Now let me explain you a thing...    |  
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					Originally posted by RatedG²  Now let me explain you a thing...   |  What    Sharapova and Ferrer aren't that bad    |  
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 The results don't lie, peak Serena was much more dominant on all surfaces.    
I would trade their success in a heartbeat though, always enjoyable watching Venus and she often plays in the best matches at Wimby (that gorgeous fight with Date Krumm, for instance).  |  
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Member Since: 3/14/2013 Posts: 30,547     | 
 
 Rooting for Aga today    
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					Originally posted by Reader  Peak Venus > Peak Serena?    
Now I luh Venus, but she's local to Wimbledon and Serena is up there with the goats. I root against her in some matches, but to say otherwise is entirely delusional.   |    |  
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					Originally posted by Reader  The results don't lie, peak Serena was much more dominant on all surfaces.    
I would trade their success in a heartbeat though, always enjoyable watching Venus and she often plays in the best matches at Wimby (that gorgeous fight with Date Krumm, for instance ). |  A modern classic, tbh    Should've been a final, so it wouldn't be relatively forgotten    |  
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