Battle of the Tennis Players

[Sanz]

then goes and votes for Yannick Noah

Anyway, Kramer takes his first set 4-2.

Hey Noah was a champ player in 1980s and early 90s.Was a No. 1 too for a while, won the Davis cup for country. Not to forget I Grew up watching him.

 

[Anil]

kramer and trabert

 

[BoyBrumby]

Vines & Trabert, based on the titles on the board. Vines/Kramer marginal call tho.

 

[Magrat Garlick]

Trabert wins 4-0 4-2.

Kramer vs Vines 4-2 2-2 at present.

 

[Magrat Garlick]

Eight hours up, so another tie breaker needed...and Kramer takes my vote by a tad more dominance, but it's a gnat's whisker in it. Wins 4-2 3-2.

Next battles

Preliminary round, battle six

Gustavo 'Guga' Kuerten

French Open 1997, 2000, 2001
Masters Cup 2000
5 Masters Series titles (Monte Carlo 2, Rome, Hamburg, Cincinnati)
World No. 1 for 43 weeks in 2000 and 2001

Johan Kriek

Australian Open 1981, 1982
Highest: World No. 7

Preliminary round, battle seven

Petr Korda

Australian Open 1998 (doubles 1996)
Stuttgart 1997
Grand Slam Cup 1993
3 doubles masters series titles
Highest: World No. 2 in February 1998

Bobby Riggs

Wimbledon 1939 (also doubles)
US Champion 1939, 1941
US Pro Champion 1946, 1947, 1949
Beat Don Budge on pro tour in 1946
World No. 1 1941 (amateur), 1946-47 (pro)

 

[headhunter]

Kurten

 

[Sanz]

Guga and Riggs.

 

[Burgey]

Kurten and Riggs

 

[Simon]

You are dead to me Hakon

 

[Simon]

Kuerten and Riggs.

Korda was on drugs when he won his Slam so shouldnt be in this anyway.

 

[Anil]

kuerten and riggs

 

[dontcloseyoureyes]

Kuerten and Riggs.

 

[duffer]

Kuerten and Riggs.

 

[_Ed_]

Guga & Riggs.

 

[Jono]

Yeah Kuerten and Riggs here.

 

[BoyBrumby]

By my count duffer's vote secured it 4-0, 4-0 for Kuerten & Ed's 4-0, 4-0 for Riggs.

Would've voted the same way as everyone else tho.

 

[Burgey]

Those scorelines look like a women's grand slam match (up and including a 1/4 final).

 

[Magrat Garlick]

Yeah, same count as Brumby.

You'll have to wait for the detailed descriptions, but

Preliminary round, battle eight

Michael Chang

French Open 1989, youngest ever male Grand Slam winner
4 appearences in Grand Slam finals
7 Masters Series titles (including Indian Wells 3 times)
Davis Cup 1990
Highest: World No. 2

Thomas Johansson

Australian Open 2002
Montreal Masters 1999
Highest: World No. 7

Preliminary round, battle nine

Michael Stich

Wimbledon 1991 (doubles 1992 w/John McEnroe)
US Open final 1994, French Open final 1996
Masters Cup 1993
Davis Cup 1993
Olympic gold doubles 1992
Highest: World No. 2

Marat Safin

US Open 2000
Australian Open 2005
5 Masters Series titles
Davis Cup 2002, 2006
World No. 1 for 10 weeks

 

[duffer]

Chang and Marat.

 

[Simon]

Chang and Safin