Patrick Rafter Reviews

Pat Rafter is a Tennis Player. I have come to this conclusion, considering the evidence that I have seen him playing tennis. he has an advantage over other tennis players though, this is because he has a raquet, and other players have to use either thie hands, noses, or tongues, which is highly difficult. Having a raquet enables rafter to ...  Read the complete review

The only sport that comes a fairly distant second to my love of motorsport, is tennis. There can be no denying that summer is upon us when Wimbledon fever hits the tv screens! So it was with pleasure that my 2 favourite tennis players reached this year’s Wimbledon final. Having thankfully and finally got rid of the ‘British ...  Read the complete review

"Gday mate" said Pat Rafter when I met him at a Tennis open day in Tunbridge Wells about 4 years ago. I thought to myself,"typical Aussie.Corny lines". It was the opening of a new Tennis Centre of which my Father in Law is the manager and I got to hit a couple of balls over the net to him. I felt like a superstar ...  Read the complete review

As many people would already know that Pat Rafetr has been one of the biggest names in tennis over the past few years. Pat was born on the 28th of December 1972 in Mount Isa, Queensland Australia. He was born into a big family with 8 other brothers and sisters so he has learnt not to be too big headed and arrogant which has done a lot to his ...  Read the complete review

If Pat Rafter keeps to his decision to retire from the game of tennis at the end of this season, the game will not only lose one of it's most talents players, but also one of the nicest and down to earth guys on the tour. Pat Rafter was born in Queensland, Australian in 1972, one of nine children. He turned pro in 1991. His style of ...  Read the complete review

You have to like the guy because he is a talent and has a lot of ability. In recent years he ahs been troubled by injury but has fought through. He has made some major achievements like winning the us open twice and reaching the final at wimbledon this year. He has good shots and his main tactic is too serve and volley as much as he can and finish ...  Read the complete review

The serve and volley king Pat Rafter is a joy to watch. He does his wicked topspin serve and then charges in ready to pounce on any loose ball. He was desperately unlucky to lose the Wimbledon final to Pete Sampras having had chances to go 2 sets up, but he wasted it. He is equally good on all surfaces, and should be the best on grass, but this ...  Read the complete review