Pete Sampras Reviews

the first thing that has to be said about sampsras is that he is a man. i know this because in the picture is a picture of a man and if he was not a man it would show a picture of a woman and not a man and we would all know that he is a woman and then he would not be a he, he would be a she and play tennis agaisnt venus williams who looks like a ...

Pete Sampras is a tennis player in his own league, this year he was knocked out o Wimbledon, but yet his status amongst his fans is legendary. His image is good amongst his fans, though his critics and those who commentate on him still manage to find faults in him. He has won twelve grand slams in his career, and is continuing to break records. ...

Could it be that "pistol" Pete Sampras is running out of steam? He never looked dominant at Wimbledon this year. Before he was knocked out by one of the younger set coming through, he went to 5 sets with one of our lower ranked Brits. Normally he would have dispatched him with ease but he seemed to lack 2 important ...

Well Pistol Pete came a-riding, a-riding into town, Holding his six gun, shooting all comers down. He'd had many a man and was hunting even more When he came upon a youngster, standing for the law Now Pete pulled his piece and readied for the fight But Little Roger stood his ground and battled through the night Now Big ...

Sampras used to be the dominant force in world tennis, especially when it came to Wimbledon. But this year he crashed out in the fourth round to the relatively unknown Roger Federer. This was in addition to a 5 set epic in the second round against the British hopeful B.Cowan, where Sampras eventually emerged victorious with a score of 6-3, 6-2, ...

Pete Sampras is a great player, with 13 Grand Slam's wins. Pete Sampras's brilliant serve and volley, tactic on grass has won him 7 Wimbledon titles. However, he's not too bad on hard, apart from his appalling loss to Tim Henman. As it's probably well known, it is virtually impossible, for any other player to ...

Well what can I or anyone else say? No one can possibly deny this man's achievements and no one can deny that he is the greatest men's tennis player to have walked this world. At a relatively young age (28 is nowhere near the end of the road), Pete Sampras has the most Grand Slam wins in Men's history (13 in total). Granted ...

Pete Sampras in my opinion is the best player of all time as he is in one of the players that I must admire. He has won a total of 13 grand slams and he has won wimbledon 6 times out of the last 7 years. He is such a force because all his shots are solid. What sets him a part and in a different league is that his serve is so unpredictable. He can ...

I mean Pete Sampras what a class player. To achieve what he has consistently is unbelievable and I don?t think it will ever be achieved again. He has consistently reached Grand Slam finals, and has been No 1 for more weeks than anyone else ever. He is a great ambassador for tennis, and rarely shows any emotion on court. His rivalry with Andre ...

Pete Sampras has proven that he is up there with the all time tennis greats. He has won the most ever amount of Grandslams. His power and consistancy seems to over whelm is opponents. Pete Sampras has always been a serve and volley player. This has worked for him so well on so many occasions but the question is: Is he the best ever male tennis ...

Big Pete is certainly the master of singles and certainly owns centre court here. But after watching the parade of champions, I was struck by the fact that many previous men's players have many more Open titles than Sampras. The fact is that many, even as recent as McEnroe when he was ranked #1, played doubles as well as singles. McEnroe has a ...

He has rarely played badly and seemingly knows the limits of most of his opponents’ games. He knows what THEY’RE capable of but more importantly he knows what HE’S capable of. With his phenomenally successful serve and volley technique and his 'slam-dunking' shots (the one where he jumps up in the air to retrieve ...

I have been a tennis fan for as long as I can remember. In the eighties I used to pretend to be McEnroe, and then Becker, as I bashed a ball mercilessly against the wall of my house. Then at the beginning of the nineties I had a brief, and unforgivable, period of Agassi-mania. That was until I saw Pete Sampras play on Court 2 the second year he ...

There is no doubt in my mind that Pete Sampras is the best player in the world at the current moment. His assets are his serve and volley game and also his excellent backhand. Whilst his serve isn't the quickest in the game, it is very well placed and still far faster than average. This allows him to get into the net for an easy ...

Pete Sampras is undoubtably the King of Centre Court at Wimbledon winning an unrivalved seven mens singles championships. He also broke the record for the number of Grand Slam singles titles. However, the prize that seems to hae eluded Sampras is winning the French Open. Sampras seems not to like this competition as it is played on clay, ...

So Pete Sampras does it again and proves himself to be the best tennis player the sport has ever produced. Pete is a fantastic sportsman and has a great temperament, he rarely questions line calls and I have never seen him lose his head, but best of all is the way he accepts victory modestly, he deserves all the success because he appreciates it. ...

After all his injury worries during the Wimbolden fortnight Pete Sampras goes out, defies all the odds, and especially people like myself, and wins this coverted title yet again. Is there any stopping him? Perhaps that was once asked about Bijorn Borg, but here we have a player who is able to master all surfaces and collect the winners ...

Pete Sampras, when he first entered the tennis scene - which seems many moons ago - was an absolute revelation and his record at Wimbledon - winning six times out of the last seven attempts - is phenomenal. He is probably the most complete tennis player ever. He can serve, volley, smash, hit powerful forehands and delicate backhand drop ...

Pete Sampras has shown little signs of the back problem so far. Pete Sampras has missed over 18 weeks of tennis in the past year because of injuries relating to his back problem, and his decision to not go ahead with a practice session with Tim Henman on Friday gave signals that he might withdraw. Sampras insists that his age (29 in ...

Pete Sampras is undoubtedly a great tennis player, however this does not make him an inspiring or indeed an interesting one. Every time I watch Sampras play I find myself supporting his opponent, even Keurten who frankly has terrible hair and it irks me terribly to have to support him. The simple fact is though I appreciate the mans talent ...