Postponed.
I have been looking forward to addressing his return as a first post back, as a welcomed sight of a tennis great the tour badly needs, as a handy framework with which to preview 2018.
Perfect timing, Mubadala exhibition, pre – Doha, Auckland and Brisbane tennis.
The news of Novak’s continued elbow soreness is ominous.
None the less, the return of Mcshow has commenced.
Lots to talk about, indeed.
Everyone’s hurt, without a former (great) coach, or unproven.
Other than Federer, 36 years young.
Memo to self: next post a wrap on 2017 and a preview of 2018, which should be two posts at least, but in typical classic Mcshow fashion, we’ll have a big go at these big narratives, newsy notes and other inadvertent reflections of the ATP.
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Praise the tennis gods, for the return of… Mcshow blog. Who is this Jokovic guy again?! 😛
Joking aside, happy new year Matt! May the coming men’s tennis season hold many great matches for us to enjoy and talk about.
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Cheers, Caligula.
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You watching the new kid from Aussieland Alex Dimenaur, Matt?!!! WOW!!
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As well as the 36 year young or old (I’m totally confused!) Swiss?!! WOW!
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TB – The young Aussie does have game.
Keep your eyes on Kooyong, where there’s a “race to fitness”
going on between a couple of good pals. 😉
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De Minaur looks like a Murray clone with a worse second serve.
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Nice write up as usual! Looking forward 2 sum insightful thought provoking commentary from u in 2018! Can’t wait!
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Cheers, Tarik!
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Welcome back, Matt! Good to read your blog again!
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