Aisam is a good tennis player, and lucky to have a wealthy background, which is the only reason why he could survive in Pakistan's tennis. We are proud of him, although he never won any major title - Way to go Aisam

No hope from Aisam any more. Tennis players have an age limit, and Aisam is 36 soon. Those who win grandslams are in early 20's. He should focus on retiring now.

@ali ahmad: True - Max tennis age is 35 - 40. He never won any worthwhile title. Pakistan has much better players than Aisam, but they lack money.

When Aisam lost in US Open doubles, his relative said, it was more than just a victory. I wonder where was the victory, and why is he still in news. He should consider retiring now. He is not going to make it at this age.

maybe if he spent less time taking selfies and more time practicing.......

I follow Aisam's news every day all year. So sad to admit that his time has come to an end. He is not the player that can go on to play till the age of 38 to 40.. For the past year and a half, he lost in many smaller tournaments in the first or second round where he was seeded 1st or 2nd. His former partner Jean-Jullien is now world #1 and Bhopana is back to world #8. He partnered with Nenand Zimonich ( World #3 last year) to no avail. Since then he has tried at least 6 other players and it has not clicked. So it is not the partners I'm afraid. It's Aisam who is now making too many unforced errors. A single tournament can cost $4000 and up in travel, hotel and trainer fees. If he only wins $1200 a tournament, the year will cost him $50,000 to $60,000 out of pocket to play. And with losing points won previously as they" drop off" and not winning any new points, he will soon not qualify for any 500 event if his rating drops to 60+ range. I wish him the best.

Aisam is over i guess.

At 35 years, he is already well past his prime age for tennis. We must find his replacement quick, if we have to be in the run.

He's done with this sport. Better for him to spend some money now to set up coaching for more future talent. Hopefully that may make him famous.

I don't think he has really accomplished anything on the world tennis scene, but good to see Pakistan represented in first round of tournament even though it was short lived.

He was more successful when he partnered India's Bopanna. You need a good partner to be successful in doubles like Sania Mirza has in Hingis. Perhaps Aisam too can get a better partner in future. All luck to him.

As long as he is making some money and enjoying travelling, he shouldn't care. He hasnt wont much in the past anyways.