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**tipoketpu** · 02-15-2007, 03:57 AM

Watch out for Benedikt Dorsch. He is playing the challenger in Joplin. I wanted him for a contest involving lower ranked players (101 - 300) over at tennis week, but someone chose him first.

I saw Dorsch at the Dallas Challenger last weekend, where he played in the final against Robert Kendrick. My impression was that he's kind of a grinder who lacks a killer weapon that it would take to make it big on the main tour. Kendrick was pretty much dictating play and forcing Dorsch to counterpunch. Dorsch did hurt his back in the second set and had to call for the trainer, so it's possible that had something to do with him getting pushed around by Kendrick.

02-15-2007, 03:57 AM	#18
tipoketpu Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 435 Senior Member	Watch out for Benedikt Dorsch. He is playing the challenger in Joplin. I wanted him for a contest involving lower ranked players (101 - 300) over at tennis week, but someone chose him first. I saw Dorsch at the Dallas Challenger last weekend, where he played in the final against Robert Kendrick. My impression was that he's kind of a grinder who lacks a killer weapon that it would take to make it big on the main tour. Kendrick was pretty much dictating play and forcing Dorsch to counterpunch. Dorsch did hurt his back in the second set and had to call for the trainer, so it's possible that had something to do with him getting pushed around by Kendrick.
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