Arrogant Federer - Comments on Nadal's loss

[abmk]

Originally Posted by rommil

After 5 sets of Rafa serving , they are happy they are finally going home before they get declared missing persons

lol, ha ha ha

[veroniquem]

Originally Posted by TheFifthSet

Not just media, but peer fabricated too. Not like the people around him know what they are talking about him, right?

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/spor...-1226462726142

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Most other players actually say they don't know him well and he keeps his distance. Mr Superstar doesn't mingle with the mass.

[DragonBlaze]

Originally Posted by veroniquem

Most other players actually say they don't know him well and he keeps his distance. Mr Superstar doesn't mingle with the mass.

Actually, no they don't. You read the latest interview by Hewitt which said that, and suddenly that translated to "most other players". Fact is, neither of us knows, however most players are very complimentary of him. Nevermind that he constantly wins the fan favourite and Stefan Edberg sportsmanship award (which is basically the players voting for who they like the most and nothing to do with sportsmanship). All of that shows that Federer at least manages to keep in the good books of the majority of people he interacts with. Not bad for a guy "with no ounce of class". You're as bad as the people constantly talking about Nadal's "silent ban".

[veroniquem]

No, I had heard other players (than Hewitt) say it. It was not the first time I heard it.

[Povl Carstensen]

Originally Posted by veroniquem

No, I had heard other players (than Hewitt) say it. It was not the first time I heard it.

I think we need some examples. And there was no cross comments in the quote.

[Hood_Man]

Nothing wrong with a man who keeps himself to himself.

[Bobby Jr]

Originally Posted by DragonBlaze

....Nevermind that he constantly wins the fan favourite and Stefan Edberg sportsmanship award (which is basically the players voting for who they like the most and nothing to do with sportsmanship).

It's probably worth noting here that Edberg was also a keep-to-himself sort of guy off the court also for the most part.

I don't recall people assuming he thought he was too good to hang out with the others in the locker-room.

[DragonBlaze]

Originally Posted by Bobby Jr

It's probably worth noting here that Edberg was also a keep-to-himself sort of guy off the court also for the most part.

I don't recall people assuming he thought he was too good to hang out with the others in the locker-room.

Indeed, and also Hood Man is correct. Also worth noting that Federer already has a family, ofcourse he is going to keep more to himself, some things are more important that others in life!

Ofcourse I don't know why I'm bothering to write these posts, they are just going to be ignored by those who hate anyway.

[rommil]

Originally Posted by Feather

Do you honestly believe that gif is real? Do you really think Roger was staying awake at odd time in the night that too wearing suit and laughing at Rafa losing? He would have slept early as he had a match next day

Ridiculous assumptions

He was wearing a suit at home watching the VDM finals

[ultradr]

Federer is pretty accurate about 15 years ago when he debuted.
In fact, ATP was already started experimenting with surface/ balls to slow it down a bit in 1998. Not exactly as fast as early to mid 90s but still way faster condition than now.

[rommil]

Originally Posted by Cormorant

Where the gif started

[Sentinel]

Originally Posted by rommil

Where the gif started

That gif won Cormorant an academy award, but i can't remember which category : was it Best Editing or Best short film ?

[PrinceMoron]

I can watch that all day.

[natalia]

Originally Posted by PrinceMoron

I can watch that all day.

Same here, same here...

[West Coast Ace]

Originally Posted by natalia

Same here, same here...

Me three.

The posting of that gif will go down in history as the apex of the internet; never to be outdone.

[ledwix]

Originally Posted by West Coast Ace

Me three.

The posting of that gif will go down in history as the apex of the internet; never to be outdone.

Nothing tennis-related has ever gone past moderately viral, so sadly probably not.