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And a Joyous Martin Luther King Day
Nominees for 2015 Blueies, Part 2
The Sloane Stephens Award for Best On-Court Coaching
- Caroline and Piotr Wozniacki - Alison Riske and her boyfriend - Maria Sharapova and Sven Groeneveld (as described by s_i: “Once this year he ran out of things to say halfway during the coaching timeout and spent rest of the time staring at Pova.” See also.) - Boris Becker - Toni Nadal lifetime achievement award
The Serena Williams Award for Best Courtside Interaction
- Novak Djokovic, Indian Wells - Serena Williams, Wimbledon - James Blake, US Open - Nick Kyrgios, Montreal
The Natasha Zvereva Award for Best Final-Round Performance
- Rafael Nadal loses to Novak Djokovic, 6-3 6-3, Monte Carlo -Â Rafael Nadal loses to Andy Murray, 6-3 6-2, Madrid; Andy Murray becomes the (short-lived) 5th lineal pound-for-pound King of Clay - Rafael Nadal loses to Novak Djokovic, 6-2 6-2, Beijing - Rafael Nadal loses to Roger Federer, 6-3 5-7 6-3, Basel; although this was technically not a blowout and therefore not ordinarily eligible for the Zvereva Award, the special circumstances around the rivalry make it eligible - Carla Suarez Navarro loses to Serena Williams, 6-2 6-0, Miami
SPECIAL PEEK AHEAD: The 2016 Natasha Zvereva Award for Best Final-Round Performance has a strong contender in “Rafael Nadal loses to Novak Djokovic, 6-1 6-2, Doha.”
The Richard Gasquet Award for Best Loss from Two Sets Up
- Bernard Tomic loses to Thanasi Kokkinakis, Roland Garros - Kevin Anderson loses to Novak Djokovic, Wimbledon - Gilles Simon loses to Donald Young, US Open - Rafael Nadal loses to Fabio Fognini, US Open
The Juan Martin del Potro Award for Best Followup to a Breakthrough Season
- Marin Cilic, US Open 2014 Champion (in 2015, failed spectacularly to defend US Open title, losing in the SFs 6-2 6-1 6-0; failed to defeat a single top 10 player) - Ernests Gulbis, French Open 2014 semifinalist (in 2015, had an overall win-loss record of 11-24; name is still Ernests Gulbis; enough said) - Grigor Dimitrov, Wimbledon 2014 semifinalist, 3 titles, and overall record of 50-18 (in 2015, lost in straight sets in the 3rd round of Wimbledon, 0 titles, overall record of 33-22; didn’t make it past the 4th round of a major; and Maria dumped him) - Eugenie Bouchard, Wimbledon 2014 finalist and the only player to reach the QFs or better of every major (in 2015.................... successfully ruined Serena’s Grand Slam, but not in the way she wanted)
And a Happy New Year
Nominees for 2015 Blueies, Part 1
Links included where available.
The Marat Safin Award for Best Racquet Smash:
- Grigor Dimitrov, Australian Open - Nick Kyrgios, Wimbledon - Coco Vandeweghe, US Open - Andy Murray, World Tour FinalsÂ
The Roger Federer Award for Best Wasted Break Point:
- Roger Federer, Wimbledon (5:17) - Roger Federer, US Open (all eight minutes) - Roger Federer, lifetime achievement award
The Elena Dementieva Award for Best Mental Performance   Â
- Nick Kyrgios vs Richard Gasquet, Wimbledon   - Rafael Nadal vs the King of Clay, Madrid 2nd set tiebreak (from 5-2 to 7-9) - Novak Djokovic vs Roger Federer, Indian Wells 2nd set tiebreak (3 DFs) - Simona Halep, All Grand Slams - Serena Williams vs Roberta Vinci, US Open
The Maria Sharapova Award for Best Double Fault   Â
- Novak Djokovic, Indian Wells   - Rafael Nadal, French Open (6:57)  - Maria Sharapova, lifetime award
The Rafael Nadal Award for Best Unnecessary Prolongation of a Match   Â
- Novak Djokovic vs Andy Murray, French Open (5 sets, 2 days, 1 inevitable outcome) - Rafael Nadal vs David Ferrer, World Tour Finals
The five other prestigious awards will be in the next post. And for now, from Master Ace:
Abu Dhabi Schedule
Dec 31 at 7 AM - Tsonga vs Ferrer followed by Raonic vs Anderson Jan 1 at 5:30 AM - Tsonga or Ferrer loser vs Raonic or Anderson loser Jan 1 at 8 AM - Tsonga or Ferrer winner vs Nadal followed by Wawrinka vs Raonic or Anderson winner Jan 2 at 8 AM - Wawrinka, Raonic or Anderson loser vs Nadal, Tsonga or Ferrer loser Jan 2 at 10 AM - Wawrinka, Raonic or Anderson winner vs Nadal, Tsonga or Ferrer winner
Hopman Cup Schedule
Jan 2 at 9 PM - Gavrilova and Kyrgios vs Lisicki and A Zverev Jan 3 at 4:30 AM - Gajdosova and Hewitt vs Ka Pliskova and Vesely Jan 3 at 9 PM - Svitolina and Dolgopolov vs S Williams and Sock Jan 4 at 4:30 AM - Watson and Murray vs Garcia and Monfils Jan 4 at 9 PM - Ka Pliskova and Vesely vs Svitolina and Dolgopolov Jan 5 at 4:30 AM - Gajdosova and Hewitt vs S Williams vs Sock Jan 5 at 9 PM - Garcia and Monfils vs Lisicki and A Zverev Jan 6 at 4:30 AM - Gavrilova and Kyrgios vs Watson and Murray Jan 6 at 9 PM - Gajdosova and Hewitt vs Svitolina vs Dolgopolov Jan 7 at 4:30 AM - Ka Pliskova and Vesely vs S Williams and Sock Jan 7 at 9 PM - Watson and Murray vs Lisicki and A Zverev Jan 8 at 4:30 AM - Gavrilova and Kyrgios vs Garcia and Monfils Jan 9 at 2:30 AM - Championship match