Why Is Ryan Haviland, Age 43, Still Playing In Futures Qualifying Events?

Former Stanford star Ryan Haviland talks about his motivation of playing qualifying rounds at a futures events, like here at the Mardy Fish Children’s Foundation Tennis Championships $15,000 USTA Pro Circuit event, at age 43!

[@chanceschimel5675]

Awesome attitude! So wonderful to see that heart shine through with charisma!

[@user-og5rj1py5n]

He is doing it for the spirit and the mind! He is enjoying the moment. Leave him alone!

[@isabellasmith8377]

I like him,!

[@adamh7947]

Inspirational dude. I wonder if he ever worked with Brad Gilbert - he has that type of vibe.

[@MrBdiddypop]

The number one doubles player in the world is 44. Hey, why not go for it.

[@j.s3300]

Art Donaldson was wrong

[@Creees]

Needs a new cap

[@pauljohnson6019]

Roger Federer hint?

[@miljkoni3404]

What semen retention does is outrages, he looks like he is in his 30is

[@kevinwang1211]

Also a benefit from training six times a week

[@ronm7114]

i never did semen retention and also look 10 years younger... if i dye my hair i could go for 20+

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@ronm7114 It's more than just that- it improves your physical performance, why do you think Tyson's still got it, at 58, just because he's bald, doesn't mean SR didn't work!

[@pauljohnson6019]

Yes, you can compete in any sport, at a high level, if you do SR- it's all relative to your opponent ofc.

[@ATA-wi2lh]

Wtf does this have to do with semen retention?

[@SpiritDonkey]

Give it up

[@Johnnybgood76]

Give what up?