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**Karinochka** · 11-12-2009, 03:04 AM

Marat

I'll remember him as one of the few male players I ever truly loved. As one of those guys who could produce some of the most amazing tennis ever, and defeat the undefeatable (Australian Open 2005 Semifinal for example) and someone who could lose to anyone.

Sadly, he did waste a lot of his talent and skills. He could and should have won more slams than he did, been at the top longer than he was. But above all, he was one of the moodiest, charismatic, and entertaining players at least of his generation.

I'll miss him and when he'd randomly drop his pants mid match.

11-12-2009, 03:04 AM	#6
Karinochka Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	Marat I'll remember him as one of the few male players I ever truly loved. As one of those guys who could produce some of the most amazing tennis ever, and defeat the undefeatable (Australian Open 2005 Semifinal for example) and someone who could lose to anyone. Sadly, he did waste a lot of his talent and skills. He could and should have won more slams than he did, been at the top longer than he was. But above all, he was one of the moodiest, charismatic, and entertaining players at least of his generation. I'll miss him and when he'd randomly drop his pants mid match.
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