Yeah. If he knew he was sick he should have let a Lucky Loser get a crack. Ridiculous.He retired 8mins in? What the actual hell? Tomic what are you doing? Last year he actually looked like he might be started to try again and become a top 20 player and now this... what is going on in that boys mind?
He retired 8mins in? What the actual hell? Tomic what are you doing? Last year he actually looked like he might be started to try again and become a top 20 player and now this... what is going on in that boys mind?
And people wonder why so many say this is a weak era, LOL!
He retired 8mins in? What the actual hell? Tomic what are you doing? Last year he actually looked like he might be started to try again and become a top 20 player and now this... what is going on in that boys mind?
Points taken. But probably wishful thinking for Tomic - the leopard/spots saying comes to mind. Kyrgios isn't that old and I'd hold out hope for him out of the 2.Obviously article is just an opinion piece but there's no doubt the kid hasn't been doing himself many favours of late and in reality the only thing that will save him from here is success.
Like Kyrigos, he just needs to let his racquet (preferably the right end of it) do the talking, Tomic has talent and can do some damage within the main draw of a Slam, however like many of the youngsters being able to do it for 7 consecutive matches is his problem.
As an Australian I've never really warmed to him, however I really hope he can find success, whatever that may look like to him.
It was Estoril I believe.The article actually failed to include the incident earlier this year when he said he didn't want to be in this f***ing place (I think it was at Acapulco) and wished he were driving his Ferrari to Miami instead!
I actually found the article sad reading. Joking apart, there's no doubt about his ability and potential but it sounds like his character flaws are never going to let them shine through. There's nothing sadder than someone who pointlessly wastes his god-given talent when others would give their eye-teeth to be able to play professional tennis at a high level like he has done.
I commiserate with all Aussie tennis fans looking for a worthy successor to the greats of yesteryear. It must be a real bummer for them to have to witness their most talented tennis stars pratting about in this way!
No one is disagreeing with this. It's more that Old Fed, Andy, Stan, Rafa and Ninja are all good/great players and worthy competition if not all time greats (in present form of course). But yah obv there are no young ATGs on the horizon like a young Djoker/Fed/Rafa. No disputing that. Doesn't mean that beating the above guys is meaningless, they're solid competitors.Even the biggest fans of Novak Djokovic know deep down that the young generation are clowns.
The article was written by someone who creates opinion / entertainment-based viral written content. This author generally take a widely agreed-upon public opinion and then uses it as their contention in emphatic written pieces that are designed to appeal as strongly as possible to people who hold the same opinion so that they can then share the content through social media networks as heavily as possible.
It is not a serious editorial article or journalistic reportage by someone involved in tennis. And there is never a single detail that is new or has not been deciminated widely already.
I agree about Tomic's woes and that he has been struggling for a long time but I don't think this article sheds any new light in any way, shape or form on Tomic or anything else. The content is just an example of the sneaky way our opinion-based meta-data is being measured and presented back to us for profit in weird parody / opnion / humour / "outrage" style "articles".
Tragic tennis story.
I think he could have won a big master title or two if not damaged mentally tennis wise. Who knows what his personal life is like.
if Bernie was to undergo a full medical psychiatric evaluation he would most likely be diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.
it would be interesting to observe what type of relationship Bernie has with his mother.
Bernie needs to leave tennis and get into re-parenting therapy. Then come back if he wants.
He needs to be re parented. There is something that was lacking and missed during his maturation process.
He stopped developing emotionally at some specific age and trauma event.
So he had the flu and he thought he could play through it... So what...
The article actually failed to include the incident earlier this year when he said he didn't want to be in this f***ing place (I think it was at Acapulco) and wished he were driving his Ferrari to Miami instead!
I actually found the article sad reading. Joking apart, there's no doubt about his ability and potential but it sounds like his character flaws are never going to let them shine through. There's nothing sadder than someone who pointlessly wastes his god-given talent when others would give their eye-teeth to be able to play professional tennis at a high level like he has done.
I commiserate with all Aussie tennis fans looking for a worthy successor to the greats of yesteryear. It must be a real bummer for them to have to witness their most talented tennis stars pratting about in this way!
The article was written by someone who creates opinion / entertainment-based viral written content. This author generally take a widely agreed-upon public opinion and then uses it as their contention in emphatic written pieces that are designed to appeal as strongly as possible to people who hold the same opinion so that they can then share the content through social media networks as heavily as possible.
It is not a serious editorial article or journalistic reportage by someone involved in tennis. And there is never a single detail that is new or has not been deciminated widely already.
I agree about Tomic's woes and that he has been struggling for a long time but I don't think this article sheds any new light in any way, shape or form on Tomic or anything else. The content is just an example of the sneaky way our opinion-based meta-data is being measured and presented back to us for profit in weird parody / opnion / humour / "outrage" style "articles".
Stupid article written from a point of view that suffers from what it purports to criticise. This is not to say that Tomic has anything other than a deplorable attitude. But let's not turn him into a whipping boy.
It was Quito, Ecuador actually. But yeah the microphones picked him up as saying, "I could be in Miami driving my Ferrari, I don't need to be here. **** this place!"
There's still hope he may get inspired to maximize his potential. I'd say 50/50 chance before his career is done.
Making a WTF or something like this. He has that variety, obviously, that can annoy mindless baseline bashers.But what potential???
Making a WTF or something like this. He has that variety, obviously, that can annoy mindless baseline bashers.
The only thing I can say which could help him is that he doesn't care enough to choke.
He just needs to find a job that has nothing to do with professional tennis.
We have a winner, here!Place was made for Tomic. It's called Quit-o.
That's a simplistic but widely shared idea. It also justified child abuse.
Eight minutes of tennis out in the open like that was just too much for him.He retired 8mins in? What the actual hell? Tomic what are you doing? Last year he actually looked like he might be started to try again and become a top 20 player and now this... what is going on in that boys mind?
He's right, he doesn't need to be there.It was Quito, Ecuador actually. But yeah the microphones picked him up as saying, "I could be in Miami driving my Ferrari, I don't need to be here. **** this place!"