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cheyne_87 wrote:IIRC did QE II stadium host a davis cup tie around 2000 with one end of the court up to the grandstand and temp seating the other 3 sides??
It was the 1999 Semi against Russia. The court was in the NW corner using one of the open stands from memory. Yevgeny Kafelnikov described the court as a potato field. The mighty Wayne Arthurs made his debut in that tie and promptly saw off Kafelnikov on the Friday. A top bloody debut rubber from a mighty good Davis Cup player.
Not as good as the Hewitt match against Federer at Melbourne Park in the Semi Final, coming from two sets down a few years ago. Then the Scud wins the final for us...what memories. Pity we are so sh*t now.
cheyne_87 wrote:IIRC did QE II stadium host a davis cup tie around 2000 with one end of the court up to the grandstand and temp seating the other 3 sides??
It was the 1999 Semi against Russia. The court was in the NW corner using one of the open stands from memory. Yevgeny Kafelnikov described the court as a potato field. The mighty Wayne Arthurs made his debut in that tie and promptly saw off Kafelnikov on the Friday. A top bloody debut rubber from a mighty good Davis Cup player.
Egan wrote:Not as good as the Hewitt match against Federer at Melbourne Park in the Semi Final, coming from two sets down a few years ago. Then the Scud wins the final for us...what memories. Pity we are so sh*t now.
you're kidding, right?
journeyman doing the david and goliath against the world number 1, as opposed to a player at the top of his game and soon to be world number 1 coming back against a younger man still on the way up?
Simmo79 wrote:Matilda is at Wet n Wild near the Gold Coast IIRC
I'll be up that way in January. I may have to find the creature responsible for making me afraid to watch the ABC many a time in the early-to-mid 80's.