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Originally Posted By thatsnarf⏩
Too physically weak you mean. Literally couldn't handle Djoko's pace and endurance and his body broke down.Underdog Djokovic is killing Alcaraz. These youngsters can't hang yet.Too mentally weak.
I think Djokovic was given +3.5 or +4.5 games as well.
glad Alcaraz is getting humbled. seems sort of arrogant.
I think Djokovic was given +3.5 or +4.5 games as well.
glad Alcaraz is getting humbled. seems sort of arrogant.
06-09-2023, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
just keeping tabs on flashscore. not able to watch. how is alcaraz getting so worked? from the point by point, seems djokovic is playing every single point and grinding him down. looks likes alcaraz knows he can't hang and is just giving up from what i see.Too physically weak you mean. Literally couldn't handle Djoko's pace and endurance and his body broke down.
his conditioning looked fine blowing past everyone.
last 2 set 6-1, 6-1
beak points won
alcaraz 2/12, joke 7/12
unforced errors
alcaraz 50, joke 36
06-09-2023, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted By thatsnarf⏩
At 1-1 Alcarez got calf cramps, had the physio come on and got penalized for it and lost the game because of it. After that he was compromised and couldn't really deliver at all. He just couldn't handle Djoko's grinding style physically and his body broke down.just keeping tabs on flashscore. not able to watch. how is alcaraz getting so worked? from the point by point, seems djokovic is playing every single point and grinding him down. looks likes alcaraz knows he can't hang and is just giving up from what i see.
his conditioning looked fine blowing past everyone.
last 2 set 6-1, 6-1
beak points won
alcaraz 2/12, joke 7/12
unforced errors
alcaraz 50, joke 36
his conditioning looked fine blowing past everyone.
last 2 set 6-1, 6-1
beak points won
alcaraz 2/12, joke 7/12
unforced errors
alcaraz 50, joke 36
06-09-2023, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
ah i see. i'll watch the highlights when they are available.At 1-1 Alcarez got calf cramps, had the physio come on and got penalized for it and lost the game because of it. After that he was compromised and couldn't really deliver at all. He just couldn't handle Djoko's grinding style physically and his body broke down.
what do you think if Ruud/Zverev? 5 set grinder? I want to bet against Zverev thinking he'll choke but i'm not sure yet.
head to head is like 3-1 i think and zverev beat him pretty handily in the past (not that that really matters, every match is diff)
06-09-2023, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted By thatsnarf⏩
Don't really know enough about either guy to make a good prediction. Haven't been able to follow the tourney enough cuz I'm in an American timezone. I just try to turn in for the really great matches like this one today. I know the bookies have it pretty much 50/50. Hope it'll be a banger at least.ah i see. i'll watch the highlights when they are available.
what do you think if Ruud/Zverev? 5 set grinder? I want to bet against Zverev thinking he'll choke but i'm not sure yet.
head to head is like 3-1 i think and zverev beat him pretty handily in the past (not that that really matters, every match is diff)
what do you think if Ruud/Zverev? 5 set grinder? I want to bet against Zverev thinking he'll choke but i'm not sure yet.
head to head is like 3-1 i think and zverev beat him pretty handily in the past (not that that really matters, every match is diff)
Used to be a big Federer fanboy but Djoko has been kind of growing on me. Wouldn't mind to see him take home another grand slam.
06-09-2023, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
same with me in regards to federer.Don't really know enough about either guy to make a good prediction. Haven't been able to follow the tourney enough cuz I'm in an American timezone. I just try to turn in for the really great matches like this one today. I know the bookies have it pretty much 50/50. Hope it'll be a banger at least.
Used to be a big Federer fanboy but Djoko has been kind of growing on me. Wouldn't mind to see him take home another grand slam.
Used to be a big Federer fanboy but Djoko has been kind of growing on me. Wouldn't mind to see him take home another grand slam.
just looked at fed's grand slam record during the match, djokovic and nadal kept beating him. had so many opportunities to add to his total towards the end but just couldn't.
yeah, pretty much a toss up between ruud/zverev. i think ruud is +.5 games.
06-09-2023, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted By thatsnarf⏩
Because Fed is older than Djokodal by 6 year. During Fed's peak Nadal was able to beat Fed, and Fed was able to beat Djokovic. But as Fed got older, Nole started beating Fed and then Federer beat Nadal in literally every match after 2014. Lolsame with me in regards to federer.
just looked at fed's grand slam record during the match, djokovic and nadal kept beating him. had so many opportunities to add to his total towards the end but just couldn't.
yeah, pretty much a toss up between ruud/zverev. i think ruud is +.5 games.
just looked at fed's grand slam record during the match, djokovic and nadal kept beating him. had so many opportunities to add to his total towards the end but just couldn't.
yeah, pretty much a toss up between ruud/zverev. i think ruud is +.5 games.
06-09-2023, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
yeah for sure. for awhile it was fed beats nadal, djoko beats fed, nadal beats djoko.Because Fed is older than Djokodal by 6 year. During Fed's peak Nadal was able to beat Fed, and Fed was able to beat Djokovic. But as Fed got older, Nole started beating Fed and then Federer beat Nadal in literally every match after 2014. Lol
06-09-2023, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
Murray was kind of in the mix too for a few years. It feels like we've had quite a few grand slams with all of those 4 names in the semis, every single time. I don't even necessarily think Fed got worse after his most successful years, I just think Djoko really did get a lot better.Because Fed is older than Djokodal by 6 year. During Fed's peak Nadal was able to beat Fed, and Fed was able to beat Djokovic. But as Fed got older, Nole started beating Fed and then Federer beat Nadal in literally every match after 2014. Lol
06-09-2023, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Trudope⏩
I remember Djokovic getting attacked for his body breaking down way back in the day when he was a youngster. I think it was at the AO in '08 or '09 or something like that.crazy the 20 years body breaks down before the 36 year olds..
Not great matches today. It was kind of interesting watching Alcaraz try to work around being hardly able to move. Not that it worked in the end, but he won more points than you might've expected.
06-09-2023, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
Nah man Fed definitely got worse. Peak Fed from 2004-2009 would smoke today's DjokovicMurray was kind of in the mix too for a few years. It feels like we've had quite a few grand slams with all of those 4 names in the semis, every single time. I don't even necessarily think Fed got worse after his most successful years, I just think Djoko really did get a lot better.
06-09-2023, 02:54 PM
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Novak is the GOAT and it's not even really that close tbh.
And after the behaviour of Fed/Nadal in the last few years I'm glad he is.
He'll never get the respect/recognition he deserves but he absolutely outperformed both those guys.
And after the behaviour of Fed/Nadal in the last few years I'm glad he is.
He'll never get the respect/recognition he deserves but he absolutely outperformed both those guys.
There is but one path....we kill them all.
06-09-2023, 03:59 PM
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Looking back you'd have to say Nadal underachieved at Wimbledon. 2012-2017 lost to all those journeymen outside the Top 100 + Kyrgios and had pre-comeback Novak on the ropes in 2018. Ditto for Oz where the slower HC surface perfectly suited his game. Should have won at least a couple more there. Wawrinka had never taken a set off him before that 2014 final.
Novak underachieved at the US Open with 3 wins from 10 finals + losing to Nishikori in the 2014 semis.
Federer would regret not sorting himself out a year or two earlier and cashing in 2002-2003. Thomas Johansson 2002 AO. Hewitt 2002 Wimbledon. Sampras 2002 US Open who never played another match. Roddick 2003 US Open. Nadal free RG from 2002-2004 — Costa, JC Ferrero, Gaudio.
Novak underachieved at the US Open with 3 wins from 10 finals + losing to Nishikori in the 2014 semis.
Federer would regret not sorting himself out a year or two earlier and cashing in 2002-2003. Thomas Johansson 2002 AO. Hewitt 2002 Wimbledon. Sampras 2002 US Open who never played another match. Roddick 2003 US Open. Nadal free RG from 2002-2004 — Costa, JC Ferrero, Gaudio.
06-09-2023, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted By Dominik⏩
Lots of what ifs. Given the history of tennis all of them would've been undisputed GOAT if the other 2 weren't around. 3 guys winning 20+ slams in basically one and a half eras is nuts. I wonder if any of them would've even been that dominant without the other two really pushing them to the limits.Looking back you'd have to say Nadal underachieved at Wimbledon. 2012-2017 lost to all those journeymen outside the Top 100 + Kyrgios and had pre-comeback Novak on the ropes in 2018. Ditto for Oz where the slower HC surface perfectly suited his game. Should have won at least a couple more there. Wawrinka had never taken a set off him before that 2014 final.
Novak underachieved at the US Open with 3 wins from 10 finals + losing to Nishikori in the 2014 semis.
Federer would regret not sorting himself out a year or two earlier and cashing in 2002-2003. Thomas Johansson 2002 AO. Hewitt 2002 Wimbledon. Sampras 2002 US Open who never played another match. Roddick 2003 US Open. Nadal free RG from 2002-2004 — Costa, JC Ferrero, Gaudio.
Novak underachieved at the US Open with 3 wins from 10 finals + losing to Nishikori in the 2014 semis.
Federer would regret not sorting himself out a year or two earlier and cashing in 2002-2003. Thomas Johansson 2002 AO. Hewitt 2002 Wimbledon. Sampras 2002 US Open who never played another match. Roddick 2003 US Open. Nadal free RG from 2002-2004 — Costa, JC Ferrero, Gaudio.
06-10-2023, 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
Was a shame cause there was some hectik tennis there in the second set.At 1-1 Alcarez got calf cramps, had the physio come on and got penalized for it and lost the game because of it. After that he was compromised and couldn't really deliver at all. He just couldn't handle Djoko's grinding style physically and his body broke down.
Including one absolutely out of this world shot produced by Alcaraz. Might be the one of the best, if not the best shot I’ve ever seen live.
Started off slow but finally picked up steam and won the second, until that cramp happened.
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06-10-2023, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
Lots of what ifs.
Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
Good question. It's interesting how Nadal was Federer's kryptonite but then Djokovic became an even bigger problem for Nadal.Given the history of tennis all of them would've been undisputed GOAT if the other 2 weren't around. 3 guys winning 20+ slams in basically one and a half eras is nuts. I wonder if any of them would've even been that dominant without the other two really pushing them to the limits.
06-11-2023, 07:15 AM
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Back where he belongs-number one & confirmed as the greatest ever-Nadal will almost certainly not win another slam in his physical state during the next year & a half, while Novak will almost surely win Wimbledon & the Aussie.
06-11-2023, 10:38 AM
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The man is a mental titan.
Frogmarched out of this penal colony by a corrupt government who admitted in court his exemption was valid only to return a year later once they got booted out and won his 10th Convict Open to join Nadal on 22.
Iced the cake in Paris.
Frogmarched out of this penal colony by a corrupt government who admitted in court his exemption was valid only to return a year later once they got booted out and won his 10th Convict Open to join Nadal on 22.
Iced the cake in Paris.
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Originally Posted By Dominik⏩
He really got cucked hard by the US and Australia. Could've easily had 2-3 more slams by now.The man is a mental titan.
Frogmarched out of this penal colony by a corrupt government who admitted in court his exemption was valid only to return a year later once they got booted out and won his 10th Convict Open to join Nadal on 22.
Iced the cake in Paris.
Frogmarched out of this penal colony by a corrupt government who admitted in court his exemption was valid only to return a year later once they got booted out and won his 10th Convict Open to join Nadal on 22.
Iced the cake in Paris.
06-11-2023, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
He was a shoo-in for the Aussie he was banned from & 2020 Wimbledon that got cancelled for the cold virus. The Pepe disaster also cost him several more-that little hippy sucked every bit of energy & fire out of him & had him hugging trees for a couple of seasons.He really got cucked hard by the US and Australia. Could've easily had 2-3 more slams by now.
06-11-2023, 06:28 PM
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Novak literally got the easiest draw in history lmao. Same with his last several slams. They've literally been the equivalent of winning an ATP 250 event.
Obviously he's an ATG but peak Fed is still better, and I've been watching tennis since 2004. They don't make them like they used to
Obviously he's an ATG but peak Fed is still better, and I've been watching tennis since 2004. They don't make them like they used to
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
Fed dominated the weakera of 2003-2007 as all the stars were fading & mental midget Roddick couldn't cope. Hewon two slams from 2010 to 2016, in that period both Murray & Wawrinka won three each-GOAT, yeah sure-he was the best for five years. Only won RG because Nadal got injured.Novak literally got the easiest draw in history lmao. Same with his last several slams. They've literally been the equivalent of winning an ATP 250 event.
Obviously he's an ATG but peak Fed is still better, and I've been watching tennis since 2004. They don't make them like they used to
Obviously he's an ATG but peak Fed is still better, and I've been watching tennis since 2004. They don't make them like they used to
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
Objectively in terms of numbers, Novak is the GOAT. However, I would argue that Federer is the most elegant player of all time. No one can and will take that away from him imo.Novak literally got the easiest draw in history lmao. Same with his last several slams. They've literally been the equivalent of winning an ATP 250 event.
Obviously he's an ATG but peak Fed is still better, and I've been watching tennis since 2004. They don't make them like they used to
Obviously he's an ATG but peak Fed is still better, and I've been watching tennis since 2004. They don't make them like they used to
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