Gaston Gaudio's Greatest YouTube Hits ;-)

Pleepers

Pleepers

Professional
PrinceO3TourOS said:
Watch this funny videos of Gaudio :D he goes crazy sometimes, I like him! ;) please come back Gaudio, por favor vuelve Gato!

Talking to himself
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_YluP66Rqs

Racquet destroyed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_IXZUEwh0c

The shorts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONYwmW1NJxM

Gaudio's secret
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NnQefGaGPk

Roland Garros Speech
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1PEErhHrLo
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Estoy de acuerdo! Es un character impresionante que me gusta tambien.

Yo vivia en Chile y entrenaba con los campeones para chile quando yo era mas joven. Donde juegas tu? Conoces a Oscar Bustos? El jugaba por el equipo de Copa Davis y ahora creo que es dueno de uno de los clubs en Santiago. Bueno que le vaya bien compadre!
 
vive le beau jeu !

vive le beau jeu !

Talk Tennis Guru
jeje... that is entertaining tennis ! :rolleyes:
after all, i think i don't control myself so bad on the court... ;)

come on... stay on the tour, gaston !
 
Pleepers

Pleepers

Professional
Oye loco que significa:

"Te cago a trompadas"

"No te hagas el boludo"

"no te hagas el vivo"

"sudaca gil"

"pelotudo"
 
Andres

Andres

G.O.A.T.
Literally? I can't translate those, but I'll translate as accurate as possible.

"Te cago a trompadas"
I'll beat your ass up. I'm a beat you! (fo shizzle ma nizzle!)

"No te hagas el boludo"
Don't be a smartass/*******

"no te hagas el vivo"
Don't be a smartass

"sudaca gil"
Sudaca = despective for southamerican. Gil = typical insult.

"pelotudo"
Typical insult.
 
Pleepers

Pleepers

Professional
"Gil" sounds like "hil"? I think I remember it came from "hillbilly"? as in someone who is rude or "roto"?

Thanks for the translations!

The thing I like about Gaudio is that he is emotional and passionate about the game. He's not affraid to express how he feels. Que te parece?
 
PrinceO3TourOS

PrinceO3TourOS

Rookie
Pleepers said:
Estoy de acuerdo! Es un character impresionante que me gusta tambien.

Yo vivia en Chile y entrenaba con los campeones para chile quando yo era mas joven. Donde juegas tu? Conoces a Oscar Bustos? El jugaba por el equipo de Copa Davis y ahora creo que es dueno de uno de los clubs en Santiago. Bueno que le vaya bien compadre!
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Hola compadre :D que bueno que jugaste en Chile, yo juego en el Club de la Contraloría General en la comuna de La Florida, mi coach es Isabel Ubilla, una talentosa ex jugadora profesional. No conozco personalmente a Oscar, pero me alegro que siga teniendo éxito en el tenis. Gracias por tus buenos deseos, mucho exito para ti tambien, Saludos desde Santiago de Chile :grin:
 
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Chip n' charge

New User
Gaudio is almost at the same level of insanity as Safin. All he has to do now is pull his pants down at Roland Garros like Safin, and Gaudio might be tied.
 
PrinceO3TourOS

PrinceO3TourOS

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"The shorts" video is very funny like Safin style :D when Gaudio goes crazy he starts a funny Epic Drama, I laugh so much when he destroys his racquet (or his clothes) and screams :p
 
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califsurferboy33

Semi-Pro
i think he needs safin's old coach peter lungren. lungren helped safin get his head together to win the aussie open and helped roger get his head together to become a great player from 2001 on and helped him win wimbledon 2003. lungren can help guadio. all lungren needs to do is learn espanol lol
 
Pleepers

Pleepers

Professional
D-Bomb said:
it was nadal but I'm pretty sure he didn't actually say that, they just put the captions in there.
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If you listen to the dialog Gaudio does exchange some "fighting words" with Nadal. I just wonder what it was that Nadal did to set Gaudio off like that?

I also wonder who would win in a fight between the two? Nadal has some pretty big guns, but he seems intimidated by Gaudio in their exchange? What do the sudamericanos know about this episode?
 
Andres

Andres

G.O.A.T.
Gaudio got angry cause in that match, Nadal fist pumped and yelled in 4 consecutive UE from Gaudio. He was 40-0 on Nadal's serve, and he blew them all, and Nadal kinda "celebrated" Gaudio's UE, instead of celebrating his own shots.

That threw Gaudio off
 
vive le beau jeu !

vive le beau jeu !

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Andres Guazzelli said:
Gaudio got angry cause in that match, Nadal fist pumped and yelled in 4 consecutive UE from Gaudio. He was 40-0 on Nadal's serve, and he blew them all, and Nadal kinda "celebrated" Gaudio's UE, instead of celebrating his own shots.

That threw Gaudio off
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... and i understand him ! :rolleyes:
he should have smashed his racket on nadal's head, like he does it so well on the ground. :D

Nb: "sudaca", that doesn't sound so nice... :?
 
Andres

Andres

G.O.A.T.
He never said "sudaca gil".
That was probably an exaggeration from the Argie TV.

Plus, Gil is an argie slang word (and latin american)... not a spaniard. Nadal wouldn't say it cause he probably doesn't know it.
 
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BERDI4

Semi-Pro
Pleepers said:
"Gil" sounds like "hil"? I think I remember it came from "hillbilly"? as in someone who is rude or "roto"?

Thanks for the translations!

The thing I like about Gaudio is that he is emotional and passionate about the game. He's not affraid to express how he feels. Que te parece?
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Gil, ("hill") like Gil Reyes, Agassi's coach.
 
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onkystomper

Hall of Fame
the best gaudio thing i saw was when he smashed a rcket and the umpire gave him a warning, he asked why and shook the umpire chair (in a joking manner) HILARIOUS
 
diegaa

diegaa

Hall of Fame
Andres Guazzelli said:
"sudaca gil"
Sudaca = despective for southamerican. Gil = typical insult.
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For me, it's hard to believe Nadal has said that to Gaston. First, it's almost inaudible, and secondly "gil" it is not used by spaniards... maybe "gilipollas", but wasnt the case.

edit: look andres´ post above. i almost duplicated it. :p
 
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Andres

Andres

G.O.A.T.
diegaa said:
For me, it's hard to believe Nadal has said that to Gaston. First, it's almost inaudible, and secondly "gil" it is not used by spaniards... maybe "gilipollas", but wasnt the case.
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I'm absolutely sure he DIDN'T. That was the "subtitles" from TyC Sports, simply METIENDO CIZAÑA.
 
diegaa

diegaa

Hall of Fame
Andres Guazzelli said:
I'm absolutely sure he DIDN'T. That was the "subtitles" from TyC Sports, simply METIENDO CIZAÑA.
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agreed.
por cierto, contesté sin haber visto previamente tu post sobre el tema. perdon. estamos muy de acuerdo en este asunto.

and yes, gaudio rocks.
 
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