The Exhibition Thread

by **Chederer** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 16:27

i was just joking....i saw you watching a movie....plus i was on daddy duty...emate invited me to play and i had to decline because my daughter wouldnt shut the hell up....also anteros invited me--i had to decline because of daddy duty....and someone else invited me too...pepsicola? who is this guy? i had a couple other invites as well and i really wanted to play, but between the mixture of daddy duty and "husband duty" i had to professionaly decline these matches

by **Chederer** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 16:28

djarvik wrote:
CHEDERER wrote:and djarvik you have now avoided me for the 100th time.....maybe two dildos will do?

NEWAYS......i have to add this one in too...i played that jr guy the other night in world tour....he is another one that double risk returns everytime...so, if everyone else can do it why should we critisize people like murda and not "top" players....i think if we call out someone that is not in top 20...why cant we call someone out inside the top 20 for double risk returns everytime?

Your right, I call out Norberto!!!!

thank you....

by **Xranger07** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 17:26

I went up against VillaJ100 for the very first time. It was certainly a different experience. I managed to win 6-3 7-6.

It was difficult to get a return past him, even if I manage to make good ones. He covers the net so well and takes time away from you. I was able to break him on his very first service game mainly because of his double faults and some breaks on the returns. Other than that, he was a tough nut to crack all throughout, despite his relatively low first serve percentage.

Fortunately for me, I was having one of those rare moments where all my first serves went in lol so that certainly helped.

It was pleasure playing against VillaJ100, till next time

by **GOA MASTER MDMA** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 17:30

when i remember other games like ts2 i must hit 1000000 failed risk and risk returns till i got the different timings ,till the end i had risk every return infield.
i think its the same in ts3 , you can risk return every possible serve.
the point is ,that till now ,nobody find the way, how to do that .
or simple, nobody is good enough in ts3 returning to do this. in moment...............
i say : practice risk return as much you will do
same is with normal risk.

when you hit no risk you can learn no risk.
so risk risk risk to figure out how to risk.
the time comes where you hit them right.
its only experience

myself i mix my< returns in moment.
but its absolutly legal to risk return every time !!
you can risk every return ,when you will risk every return.

its up to everybody himself how he handle that .
thats my opinion to that

by **Chederer** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 17:48

GOA---i mastered this on TS3---i remember i would play swifty on WT and double risk all his serves and he would quit and tell me im cheezy...so, thats why i stopped doing it so much....what fun is a tennis game when you have 1 shot rallies? i mean u serve than wham return winner...extremely boring IMO....but, thats the only way i used to be able to win...people just need to figure out different ways of winning points than off the return...or topspin needs to make it much more difficult on returning....

by **GOA MASTER MDMA** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 17:58

CHEDERER wrote:GOA---i mastered this on TS3---i remember i would play swifty on WT and double risk all his serves and he would quit and tell me im cheezy...so, thats why i stopped doing it so much....what fun is a tennis game when you have 1 shot rallies? i mean u serve than wham return winner...extremely boring IMO....but, thats the only way i used to be able to win...people just need to figure out different ways of winning points than off the return...or topspin needs to make it much more difficult on returning....

dont hear about what other people say.
meanings are same like A**H****
everybody got one !!!

Esspecially in wt all is allowed !!

this boring stuff is another point. boring for you ? or opponent?
when you bring all (most) returns in. why you stopped ?????
dont stopp it. when you bring they in ,play them forward.
its up to your opponent to serve in a way that is not a 1 shoot rally.
when you not risk it can be also only a 1 shoot rally. every player shoot after a low non risk return a winner crosscourt .

so the result is the same !! No difference

by **Chederer** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:03

yeah....joesixtoe told me to keep risk returning...because i was really good at it...but, it gets boring to me....if i started to try and double trigger risk return again...i would probably be rusty....

by **GOA MASTER MDMA** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:07

CHEDERER wrote:yeah....joesixtoe told me to keep risk returning...because i was really good at it...but, it gets boring to me....if i started to try and double trigger risk return again...i would probably be rusty....

when risk return is boring for you , and you will try to figure out other ways for return.than stopp risk return.
thats what i mean . every player must find his own way ,how he handle that.
i m happy when i play about a permanently returnrisker,when he missed every return . :lol:

by **Chederer** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:37

if i play someone that misses all of them.....i would like to shoot myself RIGHT IN THE FACE

by **Moralspain** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:09

Anteros beat me easily today, i think it was 6-3 6-2, not sure, very fun match, long and intense rallies, he always managed to get the point, no matter how good were my shots :shock:

, mate you´re the best player i´ve played, congrats.

by **Chederer** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:10

hit it behind em...anytime i hit it down the line hes right there waiting for it...he does a really good job after hitting the ball staying neutral in the middle of the court...he doesnt really run to one side which gives a lot of people problems...but he is just too dang good...you are definitely right xavi

by **Coolhand Texas** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:13

CHEDERER wrote:hit it behind em

I tried that one time when I played him and he can just as easily turn right around and get it back with power.

Besides his returns I think his movement is of the best

by **Chederer** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:18

Coolhand Texas wrote:
CHEDERER wrote:hit it behind em

I tried that one time when I played him and he can just as easily turn right around and get it back with power.

Besides his returns I think his movement is of the best

what happened last time is....i hit it down the line everytime...he beat me 6-1 first set....then the second set towards the end of the match i was like maybe i should hit it behind him....ha ha ha....the 2nd set was 6-3...you just gotta mix it up....once you have him thinking one way start going the other way...but, thats with anyone really...it just amazes me to all the balls he can get to

by **Rob ITST** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 22:38

My ITST match with Anteros yesterday was the most fun I've ever had playing baseline. We both hit crazy angles, and a lot of points were each player hitting more and more angle on every shot. I actually out-angled him a lot, but he was going down the line more often to finish off the point.

by **Anteros15** » Thu, 06 Aug 2009 23:18

That match was fun, Rob ITST. It surprised me how well you did with my angled shots. Normally, they are one of my biggest weapons, but often you hit them shorter and harder back. I had to change my game plan near the end to hitting more up the line because you were always expecting the angle. I couldn't believe I got broken back when I was serving for the match.

I enjoyed my match with you, Moralspain, and your brother ensaimada, too. You have lots of different point patterns that are fun to play against. There weren't many rallies that were less than 4-5 shots.

It's fun to play you also, CHEDERER. I think I like the SIM matches more than the regular though.

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