This will definitely help Richard having a "bye" in the first round, since he is in the final in Lyon. It will allow Richard to prepare and recuperate simultaneously, which is wonderful for him Onward and upward for our Fantastique French Phenom I'm still hopeful for a positive draw for him in Paris, France GASQUET ALL THE WAY As always, ALLEZ RICHARD
Inscrit le: Apr 05, 2005 Messages: 1551 Localisation: New York City
Posté le: 28.10.2006, 22:28:59 Sujet du message:
It would be funny if he had to play Marc in the 2nd round after playing him in the final of Lyon.
I'm assuming that Warwrinka is going to win since he's fresher and is a very talented player. I am hoping though that Marc wins, but at least the draw isn't terrible this time around.
Possible 3rd round match with Rafael or Marat (or Arnaud)
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Posté le: 29.10.2006, 17:48:02 Sujet du message:
cheska a écrit:
i have a feeling grosjean's going to withdraw again.
Cheska, I certainly hope not. What makes Richard Gasquet a well-rounded gifted male tennis player is that he can indeed excel and adapt his tennis game in both singles competition and the doubles tennis tournaments. That's primarily the reason that I do admire him so very much. Actually, there are various reasons why I love him like most do here on his forum. His downright determination, devotion, grit, fighting spirit, never say die attitude/approach on the tennis court. Of course, he is easy on the eye so to speak What can I say he's just poetry in magical mystical magnificent motion with sophisticated style Grosjean/Gasquet would make an outstanding duo against any doubles pair out on the tennis circuit. Still hopeful for a wonderful tennis draw for Richard Hopefully, I'm not asking too much I'm so thankful he has a first round "bye" it would definitely help him to rest/recuperate/prepare for his opponent in the second round simultaneously. he certainly deserves some rest. GASQUET ALL THE WAY
ALLEZ MY RAVISHING ONE
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Posté le: 30.10.2006, 06:03:07 Sujet du message: The draw for Paris
Looking at the draw for Paris, Richard has a bye in the first round, then he plays the winner of the Wawrinka/Gicquel match. If he wins that, he could play Soderling or possibly Safin in the third round. Yes, this is starting to sound like deja vu after the Lyon tournament. I hope it becomes deja vu for those other players and that Richard beats them again. ''
Other possible opponents down the road in Richard's half of the draw include Berdych, Murray, Blake, and Haas -- all formidable players, but all opponents whom Richard has beaten or, I believe, can beat.
If Richard gets to the final, his opponent will likely be Federer. I say it's about time for Richie to beat him again. Bring it on! Let's go, Richard!!
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Posté le: 31.10.2006, 01:33:11 Sujet du message: Re: The draw for Paris
MiamiTom a écrit:
If Richard gets to the final, his opponent will likely be Federer. I say it's about time for Richie to beat him again. Bring it on! Let's go, Richard!!
I think we'll have to wait to see that because Federer is out
Richard doesn't have an easy draw, but hey! we all complained when he had to play against Marat in round 1 and he won the title
Richard will be playing doubles tomorrow:
COURT 1 (Matches Start at 11.00 a.m.)
Nicolas ALMAGRO (ESP) vs Dmitry TURSUNOV (RUS)
Not before 12.00 p.m.
Robby GINEPRI (USA) vs David FERRER (ESP)
Followed by
Marc GICQUEL (FRA) vs Stanislas WAWRINKA (SUI)
Followed by
Richard GASQUET (FRA)/Sébastien GROSJEAN (FRA) vs Tomas BERDYCH (CZE)/Jaroslav LEVINSKY (CZE)
Followed by
Thomas JOHANSSON (SWE) vs Vincent SPADEA (USA)
Followed by
Nikolay DAVYDENKO (RUS) vs Christophe ROCHUS (BEL)
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Posté le: 31.10.2006, 02:17:00 Sujet du message: Re: The draw for Paris
Daniela a écrit:
I think we'll have to wait to see that because Federer is out
Richard doesn't have an easy draw, but hey! we all complained when he had to play against Marat in round 1 and he won the title
Now that Federer is out, his half of the draw is wide open. Davydenko, Robredo, Ancic, Djokovic, Nieminen, Tursonov, and Gonzalez are all possible finalists. I don't see an overwhelming favorite there.
I maintain that Richard is capable of beating any player in this tournament -- it's just a matter of stringing the wins together in one tournament (of course I make it sound easy -- it isn't).
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Posté le: 31.10.2006, 05:33:19 Sujet du message: Re: The draw for Paris
MiamiTom a écrit:
Daniela a écrit:
I think we'll have to wait to see that because Federer is out
Richard doesn't have an easy draw, but hey! we all complained when he had to play against Marat in round 1 and he won the title
Now that Federer is out, his half of the draw is wide open. Davydenko, Robredo, Ancic, Djokovic, Nieminen, Tursonov, and Gonzalez are all possible finalists. I don't see an overwhelming favorite there.
I maintain that Richard is capable of beating any player in this tournament -- it's just a matter of stringing the wins together in one tournament (of course I make it sound easy -- it isn't).
Go, Richard! One match at a time! ''
MiamiTom, yes, in that bracket of those particular tennis players, I certainly don't envision a favorite myself, but, they're all definitely talented and fully capable of capturing this illustrious title. Yes, without a shadow of a doubt or hesitation in my mind, Mr. Gasquet can beat, conquer, and triumph over anyone on the male tennis circuit today. Absolutely no doubt about that Richard is great not only as a single male tennis competitor, but also just as great in the men's field of double's competition. Being that Richard's sun is in gemini, that is primarily the reason why he can so easily adapt his tennis game. That's what makes for a phenomenal tennis player as opposed to maybe a mediocre one, in my opinion. GASQUET ALL THE WAY ALLEZ RICHARD FUEL, OPERATING, AND RUNNING ON ALL CYLINDERS OF THE SHEER FIRE POWER THAT IS TRULY GASQUET. GASQUET/GROSJEAN QUITE THE DYNAMIC DUO. GO OUT AND KICK SOME REAR TAIL I SAY
On another note, good luck to Xavier Malisse, The Belgian, as he faces Grosjean, The Frenchmen. In my estimation, it should be a killer of a tennis match. Xavier Malisse is ranked as third on my preferred list of top male tennis players, if you are wondering.
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Posté le: 31.10.2006, 17:22:39 Sujet du message:
Richard will face Warwrinka in the 2nd round.
S Wawrinka (SUI) d M Gicquel (FRA) 76(6) 67(4) 76(2)
With Federer, Nadal, Ljubicic, Roddick, Nalbandian out the draw is more wide open. I feel as if Richard can get by his first two matches then its quite possible he could reach the semifinals/finals (depending on fitness, etc.) I'm not going to underestimate Wawrinka, but I feel as if Richard can beat him. After that, its most likely Marat in the 3rd round.
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Posté le: 31.10.2006, 19:43:03 Sujet du message:
Congratulations goes to the dynamic double duo of Richard Gasquet/Sebastien Grosjean for capturing victory over the double pairing of Berdych/Levinsky. Hopefully, Gasquet/Grosjean will have a quite magnificent run here with this MS. I'm looking also forward for Richard to go even further in the bracket in singles competition. If his supreme level of optimum competition remains from Lyon, France, there is no stopping him from snatching another title Wonderful wonderful win by the two frenchmen I don't foresee too much difficulty in the tennis match for Richard against Wawrinka in the second round, but, even I could readily admit, underestimation is very dangerous. GASQUET ALL THE WAY ALLEZ RICHARD FUELED, OPERATING, AND RUNNING ON ALL CYLINDERS OF THE SHEER FIRE POWER THAT IS TRULY GALLANT GASQUET
On a side note, congratulations also goes out to The Frenchmen Sebastien Grosjean in singles competition by defeating Xavier Malisse, The Belgian.
Inscrit le: May 16, 2005 Messages: 1038 Localisation: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Posté le: 01.11.2006, 00:09:01 Sujet du message:
Well done for Richard and Seb! they'll have to play the Bryans next round!
OP for tomorrow:
Wednesday November 1st
CENTER (Matches Start at 11.00 a.m.)
Tomas BERDYCH (CZE) vs Olivier ROCHUS (BEL)
Not before 12.00 p.m.
Novak DJOKOVIC (SRB) vs Paul-Henri MATHIEU (FRA)
Followed by
James BLAKE (USA) vs Arnaud CLEMENT (FRA)
Followed by
Sébastien GROSJEAN (FRA) vs Tommy ROBREDO (ESP)
Followed by
Julien BENNETEAU (FRA) vs Fernando GONZALEZ (CHI)
Not before 8.00 p.m.
Richard GASQUET (FRA) vs Stanislas WAWRINKA (SUI)
Followed by
Andy MURRAY (GBR) vs Juan Ignacio CHELA (ARG)
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GASQUET ALL THE WAY 
As always, ALLEZ RICHARD 
I'm so thankful he has a first round "bye" it would definitely help him to rest/recuperate/prepare for his opponent in the second round simultaneously. he certainly deserves some rest. GASQUET ALL THE WAY
