Rafael Nadal commented on The Best Male Clay Courters of the Open Era:
Terrible ranking Ferrer above Moya absolutely terrible. Ferrer deserves to be no where near this list. NO Clay Masters 1000, NO Roland Garros titles or even...
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I was born in Iowa where I was lucky enough to play 6 on 6 girls basketball. Attended the University of Iowa; hence, my love for the Iowa Hawkeyes in all sports—especially football.
Followed tennis since the days of Borg and McEnroe. Climbed on the Federer band wagon in 2001 but love all tennis players, male or female who promote the game and inspire others.
No problem. Keep up the good work.
JA Allen, you have one more fan (me!)!
care for a fan add?
May I ask you how to write an article?How do we do it?
Your latest article about US players included the best explanation (racket-string technology) about the evolution of tennis from the Borg-Connors era to the Federer-Nadal era.
Hi Allen,
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Regards,
Keep the articles coming :), yours and a couple other writers' are the only articles I read right now, mainly because there are too many Featured Columnists writing tennis articles just for reads to move up the "ranking ladder" or whatever that is.
Hey JA, long time no speak. I hope you're doing well. I'm actually posting on your wall to ask for a favor. As someone who is active here in the B/R community, I wanted to share this story with you in the hopes that you could maybe share it with your readers and followers.
Kelcey Harrison is running 3,500 miles from New York to San Francisco in memory of her friend Jill Costello, the inspirational UC Berkeley rower who led her team to a Pac-10 gold and NCAA silver medal while undergoing treatment for lung cancer.
I hope you can help publicize this remarkable charity run.
Thanks again, and apologies for the mass post.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1277503-kelcey-harrisons-great-lung-run-3500-miles-in-memory-of-friend-jill-costello
Hey JA...sorry about that; I only said that because you mentioned at the end that three of you contributed to the article. :)
Didn't make the cut Allen, have to wait another 60 days before I try again for some reason. Pity.