ATP M1000 WTA 1000 Madrid 4/25 - 5/7 2023

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Re: ATP M1000 WTA 1000 Madrid 4/25 - 5/7 2023

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Owendonovan wrote: Wed May 10, 2023 2:47 am In the spirit of trophy moments, this made me chuckle. I'd be happy with a food processor, not the 0% crap.

Spain women's race apologizes for food processor, nonfat gifts.
On Mother's Day in Spain I assume, or at the very least Mother's Day weekend.
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Re: ATP M1000 WTA 1000 Madrid 4/25 - 5/7 2023

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The tournament has apologized for not letting the players in the women's doubles talk to the crowd after the final.
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Too little to late or better late than never depending on the view.

However, Lopez knows the culture better than anyone in management in my opinion
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For what it's worth, the apology came from the tournament CEO.
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ponchi101 wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 3:23 pm The tournament has apologized for not letting the players in the women's doubles talk to the crowd after the final.
Which makes him look even worse.
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He may be gone. There is an investigation pending and if it comes out that somebody gave the instruction, somebody's head will roll. And it will certainly not be any of the top honchos.
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Re: ATP M1000 WTA 1000 Madrid 4/25 - 5/7 2023

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mick1303 wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 9:22 pm
jazzyg wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 9:05 pm
mick1303 wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 7:58 pm

Well, being that she is the one who won the slam this year, nobody else has a chance for a Grand Slam this year. So she clearly has the best chance - hard to argue ))
Do you really not get the gist of what i was posting? I'm saying Sabalenka is the only player with a chance to win the Grand Slam in any year since Serena came close and has the goods to do it. That's been the case for what, five players in my lifetime--Navratilova, Graf, Hingis (because of the lack of competition when she hit the top), Serena and now Sabalenka in my estimation. Graf succeeded. The others won three of the four. I think Sabalenka's game is on their level. We will find out if she can stay in the same good headspace she is in right now.
This is what you wanted to say maybe. But you said "this year".
In all seriousness - I don't feel that Sabalenka is at this level of domination. She is good, but not THAT good. On a given day she is vulnerable to more than one player: Swiatek, Rybakina, Kreichikova. If she wins one more slam this year - it will be a great year for her.
Yes, but why would anyone post that the person who had won the first slam was the only one who could win the slam that year when by definition that's the case? It's pretty clear I was referring to winning a slam in general, but common sense gets checked out the door too often when others are responding to posts.
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Re: ATP M1000 WTA 1000 Madrid 4/25 - 5/7 2023

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jazzyg wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 4:58 pm
mick1303 wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 9:22 pm
jazzyg wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 9:05 pm

Do you really not get the gist of what i was posting? I'm saying Sabalenka is the only player with a chance to win the Grand Slam in any year since Serena came close and has the goods to do it. That's been the case for what, five players in my lifetime--Navratilova, Graf, Hingis (because of the lack of competition when she hit the top), Serena and now Sabalenka in my estimation. Graf succeeded. The others won three of the four. I think Sabalenka's game is on their level. We will find out if she can stay in the same good headspace she is in right now.
This is what you wanted to say maybe. But you said "this year".
In all seriousness - I don't feel that Sabalenka is at this level of domination. She is good, but not THAT good. On a given day she is vulnerable to more than one player: Swiatek, Rybakina, Kreichikova. If she wins one more slam this year - it will be a great year for her.
Yes, but why would anyone post that the person who had won the first slam was the only one who could win the slam that year when by definition that's the case? It's pretty clear I was referring to winning a slam in general, but common sense gets checked out the door too often when others are responding to posts.
You're asking me why did you wrote what you wrote?
You'd be surprised how often people write incoherent things that are wrong "by definition".
It's good that we finally realized what you MEANT to say.
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