Australian Open

Advantages Has one of the best serves and is the best at volleys. He is athletic and speedy also he has got sportmanship.
Disadvantages Has had injures and forehand isn't the best.

...Pat Rafter was thinking of quitting after the season has ended, but now he is having a six week break after the US Open, i am glad he isn't quitting, as he is a great player and can beat the top tennis players at anytime, with his game. Country - Australia Date of Birth- December 28, 1972 Birthplace - Mount Isa, Queensland Birthplace: Mount Isa, QSLD, Australia Grand Slam titles - 2 2000 Champions Race - 15 Current Champions Race Position: 4 Australian Open -Semi-finalist 2001 French Open - Semi-finalist 1997 Wimbledon - Runner-up 2000 US Open - Champion 1997, 1998 Residence: Pembroke, Bermuda Height: 6'1'' (185 cm) Weight: 190 lbs (86 kg) Plays: Right-handed Turned Pro: 1991 Shoes: Reebok Bonzer DMX Mid Racquet: Prince Prince Triple Threat Warrior Midplus Clothing: Reebok Reebok 2001 Review... Read review

Advantages Grounstrokes are great plus he is good in five setters. He is very determined and can play on a lot of surfaces.
Disadvantages His serve and volley and sometimes he doesn't play at his best.

...Birthdate: 2/18/1974 Birthplace: Sochi, Russia Residence: Sochi, Russia Height: 6'3'' (190 cm) Weight: 185 lbs (84kg) Plays: Right-handed Turned Pro: 1992 Australian Open - Champion 1999 French Open - Champion 1996 Wimbledon - Quarter-finalist 1995 US Open - Semi-finalist 1999, 2001 Final Champions Race 2000 Position: 5 Current Champions Race Position: 8 Shoes: Nike Air Court Implosion Racquet: Fischer Pro Number One Clothing: Nike This Year Record: 42 - 21 Singles Titles:1 Prize Money: $963,844 Singles Record: 514 - 244 Whole career Prize Money: $19,148,490 Doha, Qatar International Series, 1/1/2001, O, Hard , Draw: 32 R32 Clavet, Francisco (ESP )6-2 6-2 R16 Jonsson, Fredrik (SWE )6... Read review

Advantages Good Player
Disadvantages Had better not win

...was portrayed as having a split personality, the good Goran and the bad Goran!! Unfortunately, of late Goran Ivanisevic has lost his form, indeed he has relied on wildcards entries to get in to most tournaments. He didn't go to the French or Australian Open, and he actually lost in the first round of the qualifiers for the Australian Open. When that happens you know things must be getting bad! He managed to get a wildcard entry to Wimbledon this year, but no-one expected that he could get as far as he has. Anyone else who had beaten the Brit Rusedski would immediately hit my hated list, but for Goran I think I can make an exception. His current ranking of 125th in the world is very deceptive, Goran is a much better player than this ranking suggests. He has been around since 1988, and has reached number 2 in the world before, but sadly he... Read review