Should Carlos Moya Retire and what will you remember him for?

Question

Should Carlos Moya Retire and what will you remember him for?

Answer 1

Heck no.  He still got life in him and he is cute.

Carlos Moya (ESP)



  Birthdate: 8/27/1976 Birthplace: Palma de Mallorca, Spain  

  Height: 6-3 Weight: 185  

  Turned Pro: 1995 Career Money: $13,257,217  

  Plays: Right Back Hand: Both  

  Career Singles: 564-307    

  Rank: 42  

  

  Wins Notes: SINGLES CAREER TITLES (20): 1995--Buenos Aires; 1996--Umag; 1997--Long Island; 1998--Monte Carlo, Roland Garros; 2000--Estoril; 2001--Umag; 2002--Acapulco, Bastad, Cincinnati TMS, Umag; 2003--Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Umag; 2004--Acapulco, Chennai, Rome AMS; 2005--Chennai; 2006 -- Buenos Aires; 2007 -- Umag    

  

  Notable Notes: FINALIST (23): 1996--Bucharest, Munich; 1997--Amsterdam, Australian Open, Bournemouth, Indianapolis, Sydney Outdoor; 1998--Mallorca, Singles Championship; 1999--Indian Wells; 2000--Toulouse; 2001--Barcelona; 2002--Hong Kong, Monte Carlo TMS; 2003--Miami TMS, Vienna; 2004--Buenos Aires, Sydney; 2005 -- Umag; 2006 -- Chennai; 2007 -- Sydney, Acapulco; 2008 -- Costa do Sauipe

Answer 2

Clay court specialist, French Open champ, and Aussie Open runner up :)

Answer 3

the guy never show his backhand.

correction: "the guy refuse to show his backhand"

Answer 4

Moya's always been an awesome player. He was the world number one for some time, and he's Nadal's "mentor". I think its about time he retired. But I'll always remember him for his great game and Slam victories.