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**Pashtet** · 11-12-2009, 03:55 AM

Marat was the dawn of a new age in men's tennis that we will likely see more of in the near future with Del Potro: the big man who can whack the s*** out of the ball but can still move quite well. When he was in his prime, I wasn't a huge tennis fan, but it's always fun to watch someone that can beat anyone but lose to anyone as well. I do think that he achieved about what he could have hoped for in his career. There was never a real chance that he'd consistently dominate the game. He should just be happy that he was able to win 2 slams, unlike another player who should be retiring quite soon, David Nalbandian.

11-12-2009, 03:55 AM	#9
Pashtet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	Marat was the dawn of a new age in men's tennis that we will likely see more of in the near future with Del Potro: the big man who can whack the s*** out of the ball but can still move quite well. When he was in his prime, I wasn't a huge tennis fan, but it's always fun to watch someone that can beat anyone but lose to anyone as well. I do think that he achieved about what he could have hoped for in his career. There was never a real chance that he'd consistently dominate the game. He should just be happy that he was able to win 2 slams, unlike another player who should be retiring quite soon, David Nalbandian.
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