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Christy · 03-02-2019, 07:00 AM

Figured I would add my own for comparison. This is any player I kept long enough to get to the top 32.

GW1:
Samuel Aas (17yr 47wk ) 5.95 73/50/4 Junior: 21 (Inc. 4 JGS)
15Yr*9wk 18Yr*22wk
Amateur: 1
18Yr*14wk 18Yr*14wk

Nicolas Perez (17yr 43wk ) 5.82 75/51/0 Junior: 14(Inc. 1 JGS)
14Yr*47wk 18Yr*5wk
Amateur: 1
18Yr*14wk 18Yr*14wk

Ritwik Intodia (17yr 50wk) 5.46 69/46/0 Junior: 11
15Yr*28wk 17Yr*3wk
Rakesh Kayeeda (17yr 49wk ) 5.29 71/48/0 Junior: 7
15Yr*7wk 16Yr*44wk

GW3:
Bruno Corbolan (18yr 1wk) 5.38 67/44/4 Junior: 7
15Yr*23wk 18Yr*13wk
Amateur: 3
18Yr*30wk 19Yr*1wk

Natalio Arvizu 17yr 49wk 5.79 71/48/9 Junior: 18 (inc 2 JGS)
14Yr*30wk 18Yr*9wk
Amateur: 2
18Yr*39wk 18Yr*43wk

Stevan Cason 5.88 18yr 7wk 73/48/3 Junior: 11
15Yr*0wk 18Yr*7wk
Amateur: 4
18Yr*20wk 18Yr*38wk

Santa Claus 5.68 (I didn't name him) 18yr 17wk 72/45/5 Junior: 10
15Yr*26wk 17Yr*16wk
Amateur 3
18Yr*29wk 18Yr*40wk

Shows your junior point to be true. Aas dominated at that level far more than any other player I have had.

Comparing to you I might be too timid putting them into high level competitions. I suspect my junior wins are inflated by the lower levels (except Aas who was great then).

For the GW3 players. Cason went nowhere. Generally around Aas' current level.
Bruno was a decent teens player. Made a masters final. Arvizu was about the same level but clay specialisation brought him to 3rd. Two Masters and Two GS to his name (all clay). Did make two WTF finals but lost them both.
Santa Claus was incredible. Reached 8.68.
And achieved nothing. Reached 2 GS Finals and a Masters final. Lost 9-7 in the final set in Wimbledon and massacred twice. In the end he was around at the same time as two all time greats and couldn't get by them. He reached 14 GS quarter finals in 4 years and couldn't bring home a trophy.

Shows timing and specialisation can make a difference. For all the speed of the game there are still some really good GW3 players somehow.

03-02-2019, 07:00 AM	#891
Christy n00b Join Date: Jun 2018	Figured I would add my own for comparison. This is any player I kept long enough to get to the top 32. GW1: Samuel Aas (17yr 47wk ) 5.95 73/50/4 Junior: 21 (Inc. 4 JGS) 15Yr9wk 18Yr22wk Amateur: 1 18Yr14wk 18Yr14wk Nicolas Perez (17yr 43wk ) 5.82 75/51/0 Junior: 14(Inc. 1 JGS) 14Yr47wk 18Yr5wk Amateur: 1 18Yr14wk 18Yr14wk Ritwik Intodia (17yr 50wk) 5.46 69/46/0 Junior: 11 15Yr28wk 17Yr3wk Rakesh Kayeeda (17yr 49wk ) 5.29 71/48/0 Junior: 7 15Yr7wk 16Yr44wk GW3: Bruno Corbolan (18yr 1wk) 5.38 67/44/4 Junior: 7 15Yr23wk 18Yr13wk Amateur: 3 18Yr30wk 19Yr1wk Natalio Arvizu 17yr 49wk 5.79 71/48/9 Junior: 18 (inc 2 JGS) 14Yr30wk 18Yr9wk Amateur: 2 18Yr39wk 18Yr43wk Stevan Cason 5.88 18yr 7wk 73/48/3 Junior: 11 15Yr0wk 18Yr7wk Amateur: 4 18Yr20wk 18Yr38wk Santa Claus 5.68 (I didn't name him) 18yr 17wk 72/45/5 Junior: 10 15Yr26wk 17Yr16wk Amateur 3 18Yr29wk 18Yr40wk Shows your junior point to be true. Aas dominated at that level far more than any other player I have had. Comparing to you I might be too timid putting them into high level competitions. I suspect my junior wins are inflated by the lower levels (except Aas who was great then). For the GW3 players. Cason went nowhere. Generally around Aas' current level. Bruno was a decent teens player. Made a masters final. Arvizu was about the same level but clay specialisation brought him to 3rd. Two Masters and Two GS to his name (all clay). Did make two WTF finals but lost them both. Santa Claus was incredible. Reached 8.68. And achieved nothing. Reached 2 GS Finals and a Masters final. Lost 9-7 in the final set in Wimbledon and massacred twice. In the end he was around at the same time as two all time greats and couldn't get by them. He reached 14 GS quarter finals in 4 years and couldn't bring home a trophy. Shows timing and specialisation can make a difference. For all the speed of the game there are still some really good GW3 players somehow.