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post 1664192973 07-10-2022, 04:25 PM
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Here you go Dom since you are now Djokovic's biggest fan thought you may want to relive this moment

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Originally Posted By Trudope
Here you go Dom since you are now Djokovic's biggest fan thought you may want to relive this moment

Yeah he f'd up but at least he didn't chicken out and made the final.

Funny how tennis' mightiest warrior never seems to get injured during clay season.
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Originally Posted By Trudope
Dominik is Djokovic's biggest fan now.

fckling lol
He didn't bow down to political scum so I respect the way he's gone about winning #21.
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Originally Posted By Dominik
He didn't bow down to political scum so I respect the way he's gone about winning #21.
So he went out and won the whole kit and caboodle? haha ain't that something. Sounds like he's in good health. I'm sure his fan base has secretly exploded.
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post 1664251203 07-11-2022, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By Orlando1234977
So he went out and won the whole kit and caboodle? haha ain't that something. Sounds like he's in good health. I'm sure his fan base has secretly exploded.
As it stands he's not allowed to compete in the US Open... if he enters the country by air. Let's see if he's got a road trip from Mexico planned.

Going into the 2022 Oz Open Nadal was 1-4 in finals to Djokovic's 8-0. That was a gift. Situation reversed in France with Nadal booted out and these nuthuggers would be crying foul. So I was happy to see Djokovic pull one back.

post 1664258933 07-11-2022, 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted By Dominik
If Djokovic wasn't waiting for him in the final those abs would have magically healed faster than you could say VAMOS.

The difference between being a fan of the sport and a Nadal fanboy. Embarassing.

Djokovic was slamless for 2 years up to that point and was losing to every man and his toothless dog — even Kyrgios beat him 2-0. He was seriously considering skipping Wimbledon that year after losing to Cecchinato at the French.



Nadal on clay and Nadal on grass is a night and day difference. That's why in his prime for 6 years he couldn't make it past the 4th round of Wimbledon as assorted journeymen pumped him. I'm not sure why you waste your time arguing this point.

FACT: Djokovic has owned him off clay for 9 years.
You're doing God's work by laying these fatherless Ratface Kneedal stans to waste.
All it takes is Mookie Betts, Steph Curry, and Joe Burrow all sitting in the same car in order for one drunk driver to make the world a significantly better place.
post 1667449653 09-07-2022, 12:23 AM
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One day Kyrgios will look back on his decision to play doubles with his mate who hasn't won anything and wonder WTF he was thinking.

Finally a slam opens up without Djokovic and Nadal and he'd already taken out the top seed. He won't get another opportunity like that.
post 1667449913 09-07-2022, 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted By Dominik
One day Kyrgios will look back on his decision to play doubles with his mate who hasn't won anything and wonder WTF he was thinking.

Finally a slam opens up without Djokovic and Nadal and he'd already taken out the top seed. He won't get another opportunity like that.
Bloke can play doubles rest of his life but will only get a few chances at a Grand Slam like this was a poor decision.
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America LITERALLY just won with Kneedal's loss.
All it takes is Mookie Betts, Steph Curry, and Joe Burrow all sitting in the same car in order for one drunk driver to make the world a significantly better place.
post 1667452753 09-07-2022, 03:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Dominik
One day Kyrgios will look back on his decision to play doubles with his mate who hasn't won anything and wonder WTF he was thinking.

Finally a slam opens up without Djokovic and Nadal and he'd already taken out the top seed. He won't get another opportunity like that.
Honestly think hew is just desperate to win a slam at this point & doesn't believe in himself enough in singles, so hedges his bets with doubles-having won the Aussie doubles with him this season. Dude has only ever been in one 1000 final & lost that-must be other than possibly Kafelnikov the best player never to win a 1000 title. Never seen such a talent, who is such a mental midget.
post 1667509003 09-08-2022, 04:19 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007
Honestly think hew is just desperate to win a slam at this point & doesn't believe in himself enough in singles, so hedges his bets with doubles-having won the Aussie doubles with him this season. Dude has only ever been in one 1000 final & lost that-must be other than possibly Kafelnikov the best player never to win a 1000 title. Never seen such a talent, who is such a mental midget.
Honestly the dedicated doubles teams cucked it at the Aussie Open, those two shouldn't have been near the final
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post 1667526633 09-08-2022, 10:53 AM
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I hope Nick has a few years of dedication/focus in him. Extremely talented and fun to watch.

Alcaraz is no doubt the best player to come along since the big 4. Sinner might be the next best (lumping him in with JDP and Medvedev).
post 1667899083 09-15-2022, 07:53 AM
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Happy retirement to the GOAT. We will miss you. It's been a pleasure watching your mastery since you burst on the scene beating Sampras at Wimbledon.

post 1667899133 09-15-2022, 07:54 AM
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Fuk
post 1667899213 09-15-2022, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted By ohiostate124
Fuk
It's definitely time. Federer doesn't seem like the kind of guy who would hang on in the top 50 just to keep playing (like Venus has for the last couple years).
post 1667899803 09-15-2022, 08:12 AM
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Should have announced it after his Wimbledon straight sets with a bagel defeat last summer. If only Murray would also know when it is time.
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One of the greatest of all time and the most popular player tennis has ever seen.

He will be remembered with the likes or Pele, Maradona, Ali, and Jordan.
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It's a shame his final match was the Hurkacz nightmare. Converting one of those match points on serve against Djokovic in the 2019 final would have been the perfect way to farewell the sport, beating the best one last time. Sampras managed one final winning run at the 2002 US Open. It was not to be.

Father Time is undefeated so I'm glad Federer has finally accepted his fate instead of playing on with no ranking and embarrassing himself against one dimensional ballbashers he'd have smoked 5 years ago, let alone in his prime. Watching both Nadal and especially Serena crash out probably sealed the deal. There's nothing left to prove.
post 1667905283 09-15-2022, 09:52 AM
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Ponytailed Federer in 2004 was the peak for me. The forehand was firing on all cylinders — he really flattened it out. Does any other player watch the ball right onto the strings and hold his gaze there like Federer?

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Sucks the GOAT is gone. I just wish I had a chance to see him play live


Tennis will never be the same again…
post 1668391313 09-24-2022, 08:53 AM
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The first time I realized how good Federer could be was when he won his first slam, by beating Roddick in the semis and Philippoussis in the finals. Wasn't just the fact that he won, but the way he played. I was like "this guy can't possible be this good can he?" Well, almost 20 years and 20 slams later here we are.

Hopefully Rafa can play a few more years. He wasn't looking that good in the doubles match
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We just not going to acknowledge the goat? Lol I remember that mod being so in denial about the djoker maintaining his pace to become goat. Don’t ever doubt greatness
post 1676142553 01-29-2023, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Kobe5rings
We just not going to acknowledge the goat? Lol I remember that mod being so in denial about the djoker maintaining his pace to become goat. Don’t ever doubt greatness
Which mod?

After his 2018 comeback Djokovic holding all the records was never in doubt.
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Originally Posted By Dominik
Which mod?

After his 2018 comeback Djokovic holding all the records was never in doubt.
Yeah, I've always been in the Fed corner in the GOAT debate, but it's pretty clear now that it's Joker. At least it's not a clay court specialist, though.
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Originally Posted By Jayarbie
Yeah, I've always been in the Fed corner in the GOAT debate, but it's pretty clear now that it's Joker. At least it's not a clay court specialist, though.
Novak has clearly established himself as the best of the 3.

Only the most deluded Nadal fans would rank their man ahead. Most weeks at #1 (3 years more than Nadal). 6 ATP Finals titles to Nadal's 0.

The last 12 years of their rivalry says it all. 36 matches. Djokovic15-2(88%) on HC and grass. Nadal 11-8 (58%) on clay.

How can Nadal be "GOAT" when he's avoided (ducked) Djokovic on HC and grass so many times? There is no way they should have played more clay matches than HC & grass combined when clay is barely 3 months of the season.

Cliffs: Djokovic owns him.

Spoiler!
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Originally Posted By Dominik
Novak has clearly established himself as the best of the 3.

Only the most deluded Nadal fans would rank their man ahead. Most weeks at #1 (3 years more than Nadal). 6 ATP Finals titles to Nadal's 0.

The last 12 years of their rivalry says it all. 38 matches. Djokovic17-2(89%) on HC and grass. Nadal 11-8 (58%) on clay.

How can Nadal be "GOAT" when he's avoided (ducked) Djokovic on HC and grass so many times? There is no way they should have played as many clay matches as HC & grass combined when clay is barely 3 months of the season.

Cliffs: Djokovic owns him.

Spoiler!
It's not really "ducking" when they are always in the top 4 seeds but one guy has a much harder time reaching the semis on anything but his preferred surface and the other guy is always there no matter what. LOL.
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Originally Posted By Jayarbie
It's not really "ducking" when they are always in the top 4 seeds but one guy has a much harder time reaching the semis on anything but his preferred surface and the other guy is always there no matter what. LOL.
Nadal had no trouble carving up the AO draw when Djokovic was frogmarched out of the country thanks to a corrupt government who admitted in court his exemption was valid but invoked ministerial powers to deport him anyway.

When Nadal saw what kind of form he was in he wanted no part of Novak's AO revenge tour and quickly packed his bags.

Guarantee if Djokovic's visa ban wasn't overturned the mighty Mallorcan Bull would be celebrating No. 23.
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Federer will remain the GOAT to me but damn Djoko's list of achievements and records is super impressive.
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