Maybe you're in a position of ignorance and your understanding of the game is too basic to comprehend that these matches weren't as close as you thought they were. Or maybe not.
You are claiming that his career, stretching back years, was characterized by this feature, yet you can't give examples. But you just totally remember that is has happened a lot even though you can't think of any specific examples.
Sorry my overwhelming feeling on a player is such a problem for ya when I don't have the results almanac to hand in order to appease you, not!
Yes, what you say above is exactly it, I've seen his matches against so many stronger opponents where he's looked to be in with a shout cos of playing some amazing sets but then falls short. Just like last night.
And no I'm not gonna look for the yr it happened V Boll or Ovtcharov or any of the Chinese players. If you don't think
Maybe you're in a position of ignorance and your understanding of the game is too basic to comprehend that these matches weren't as close as you thought they were. Or maybe not.
You are claiming that his career, stretching back years, was characterized by this feature, yet you can't give examples. But you just totally remember that is has happened a lot even though you can't think of any specific examples.
No.
You just don't want to see why, when the record books will record 1-3, there was a point in last nights game where he was playing very well and was a point from taking a 2-1 lead. That's the story. So often close but not quite.
But keep going, it's great to see how much this bothers you and how much you just have to be right!!!
If you can't see the point at which last nights game was close then what's the point for you in writing? You obviously don't know what you're watching which is then compounded by not being able to reconcile how anyone ( who can see the point at which last nights match was close and exciting) can say after the result, there it goes again for Gauzy.
