Lleyton Hewitt

Advantages character, fitness level
Disadvantages style of play has been classed boring - but i dont think so

...First of all Lleyton Hewitt is not American like it suggests on the search. He is infact Australian. He is still at a very young age for pofessional tennis players at 20 years old, and comes from a very sporting family. His dad is a former Australian league Rugby player and his mum a spots teacher. lleyton hewitts style of play is very unusual. Most players nowadays tend to constantly hit big shots of both the forehand and backhand but Hewitt's tactis when it comes to tennis is to get everything back and to make the opponent keep constamtly hitting the ball. To do this hewitt must be super fit as he wins most of his matches by sprinting around the court constantly keeping the ball in play. He recently won his first Grand Slam the US Open by doing this, and i'm sure he has many more grand slams to come as he is still one... Read review

Advantages Youth
Disadvantages Not the tallest player around

...Could Lleyton Hewitt be the next superstar in men's tennis? Certainly he has the talent, as was clearly evident when he won the Stella Artois tournament just before Wimbledon. Although he failed at Wimbledon he will be back. With so much talent in a player so young, Lleyton Hewitt could be winning Grand Slam tournaments when Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and co are just memories. He has already won several tournaments, and on a variety of surfaces. His main weakness might be the fact that he is only average height and build. Most of the men are far bigger and stronger. Size is not everything though, as Andre Agassi has proved by winning all four Grand Slam titles in his career.... Read review

Advantages Good player
Disadvantages Attitude problems

...I know that Lleyton Hewitt has a lot of fans, but I'm sorry, but I'm not one of them. He strikes me as a talented individual who promises so much, but ultimately fails to deliver. Along the way he is cocky and arrogant and far too full of him self. Background Information: Hewitt was born in Adelaide, Australian in February 1981. He is 5'11", so not that tall in the men’s game. He turned pro three years ago, and shot to fame by qualifying for the Australian Open at the age of 16 after winning several Australian titles as a youth. Wimbledon is the only major he has under performed in, but he has won Queens, the warm up tournament for the last two years, so is clearly capable of playing on grass. His best performance is reaching the semi-final of the US open last year, and is currently ranked 5th in the men’s rankings. He... Read review