2015 Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters. John Isner – Viktor Troicki match preview
Tennis tips and betting predictions. John Isner vs Viktor Troicki at the 2015 Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters
Viktor Troicki is an all-court player, which means that his performance is equally good on hard and on clay. The Serb’s physical strength enables him to generate enough shot power and to dictate his own rules on court. Here in Monte-Carlo he has already outplayed Martin Klizan who is also in good form right now.
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John Isner has showed very good tennis against Johnson. It ought to be noted that Isner wasn’t fighting his tooth and nail. Within the whole match he had a margin. But for the booming serve, Isner possesses excellent court placement and his forehand shot is above all praise. The speed of the ball was about 87 mph. So evidently Troicki will have difficulties in beating the American. Despite the Serb’s solid fitness, it will be John who’ll rule on court. Secondly, Troicki has no right to lose his own serve as it would be hard to break Isner’s serve, even on such slow clay. All in all, Troicki has to play his best tennis ever. Otherwise, John Isner may be unbeatable.
Dotennis team believes that the American giant will come off victorious. And let his serve be of help!
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I am not sure that I understand the point of your arcilte. Are you defending a point that someone made in disagreement? Who ever said that playing College tennis or any other sport was not a good thing, while in studying? And with no disrespect intended, I only say this because your arcilte starts out talking about elite Professional Tennis Athletes who have somehow defied the odds, which is not at all accurate. Name the last player to have played college tennis, that have won Grand Slam Titles? Along with those you mentioned Sharapova, Serena, Venus, Agassi, Sampras and a host of other great Pro Players never played College Tennis. So your point that they somehow defied the odds is in actuality the opposite of what History shows! They did, what most with those kind of talents do .skip College!To somehow think, that college tennis and Professional Tennis can be compared is a disrespect to the sport. A year before Arthur Ashe passed, I sat with him at a dinner reception where he said, and it is still true today, that the most difficult thing about Professional Tennis is the Solitude . To write an arcilte to the advantages of Playing Tennis during the course of your college studies is a great thing, as there are many! But to think that, in some how paying college tennis prepares you for playing Professional Tennis, is just not being Honest to anyone seriously thinking of pursuing a Pro Tennis Career whether it be a Parent, Coach or Future Player. Tennis is a different animal, when you are talking Professional. And anyone who thinks I'm hatin' count the numbers for yourself through the history of modern tennis. College Players making it to the top are scarce! I started coaching a kid when he was 7 and knew from the first lesson he had the talent to be very good, and 2 years ago he was a top 20 Nationally Ranked Junior. I have also coached at the world class level. The truth is, by the time a kid is of Senior High School Level Age, he/she should already be competing with and beating High College level players, if they are considering a Professional Career. And the last thing you are looking for along the path is friends on the court. You would have already built a core group, with no need for the mindset of relying on team mates. But you will also need the luck of having a big purse to foot your bills until you break through and make some money. The stark reality of Playing College Tennis for any years much less 4 is that you will come out soft .yes soft. In the pros, the bottom half of the top 400 all play like the best you ever played in College. The Top 150 all play twice as good as that. The top 50 are even better! In all fairness to those who daringly trusted their talent and their hearts, and gave it a shot, and did not have to think about the money They did the right thing! And I would encourage anyone to forgo college if all the ingredients are there to pursue Professional Tennis. Who says College should come first not me! And while I respect your arcilte for the merits of Playing Tennis while in College, unlike Football or any other Business endeavor, History has solidly proven College is not at all a good path to being a successful Professional Tennis Player. So I guess my point is, lets give the Pro Tennis Athlete the Supreme respect they should have. Its not College Tennis and there should never be comparisons. While its cool to watch Pro Billiard Players on ESPN, anyone ever wonder I wonder what College they went to?? A pro Tennis Player is a different breed of athlete, one with an arrogance and sureness they are born with. Professional Tennis is a sport where factors are equalized and time stands still, as the match waits for one player to emerge through will and talent. These Athletes and their decisions should not be second guessed.