(This entry was originally published in this blog December 2008 and it is based on the information of that time.)
Herald Sun reported:
“I’ll get a lot more beatings like that in the next few years, that’s for sure. But it’s part of my development,” the 16-year-old Tomic said.
“He has a great tennis brain and has good hands. He’s pretty big for 16 and he hits the ball well, moves well and he’s going to be a great player. There’s not too many weaknesses to his game even now,” Ebelthite said.
Bernard Tomic is now considered to be the best Australian male tennis player after Lleyton Hewitt. He has already won the prestigious Orange Bowl titles in three age-groups: 12s, 14s and 16s. Now, let us see if Tomic can continue his junior level success in the senior level too.
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