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he almost killed a lines women didnt he?
NYC crowd is a loser which couldn't Stand this guy beating Roger so often. Done and dusted.Reasons why Novak is disliked in NY:
- Doesn’t want to mandate vaccines
- Adria Covid tour while NY was in lockdown watching in disbelief
- People misinterpreted his pressure is a privilege comments
- Broke his racket at Olympics and came across petulant
- DQ from US Open last year for hitting linesperson with the ball in negligent anger
- Roddick controversy long ago
- Might break Federer’s majors record
- Hasn’t won here all that much comparatively
- Overall started out with a poor reputation due to his fitness level and retirements
- NY generally prefers underdogs unless it’s a very special figure. Note Del Potro had the crowd support in 2009 and Agassi in the early 2000s match vs Fed.
he almost killed a lines women didnt he?
I could be wrong but seemed like folks were heckling him during his post match interview?Funny. I have always thought that as well. But never heard anyone else say it. And everytime I suggested that to may mates in the tennis playing fraternity, they would all disagree.
Djokovic was "All Class" last night against Rune. He pretty much tanked the 2nd last game of the match so Rune would not walk off the court with a 0-6 Final Set score.
I cannot imagine Rafa ever doing that. I imagine Roger might do it under some circumstances. But Novak looked like he was going to do something like that at some point during the 4th Set once it was obvious Rune was done. Rune won the first two points of the game on merit. And then Novak basically gifted him the next two points knowing he himself was easily going to serve out the match in the next game ... which he proceeded to do.
Great effort by Rune to even complete the match given his condition. It could have been a sour memory but thanks to his persistence and Novak's kind gesture it will be a good one for him and spur him onto greater heights. Pity a lot of the lunkheads in the crowd didn't seem to pick up on Novak's gesture.
And I don't think the crowd were booing at the end of the match. It sounded like the were chanting "RUNE!!!!" to give the young fellow some encouragement.
let me hit a tennis ball into your throat and see how dramatic you feel about itI must have missed that one as the incident I saw was far less dramatic.
I must have missed that one as the incident I saw was far less dramatic.
He died and was resurrected. Confirmed.does anyone know the condition of the lines judge from last year? hope she's out of the coma.
It occurred to me that she is like cats. So she has 7 lives so I do not imagine that she cares if she wastes one as the purpose is sacred. Do not allow Nole to win.does anyone know the condition of the lines judge from last year? hope she's out of the coma.
LOL at the last sentence. I guess you’ve never seen an NBA game live. If you ever do, it’s advised to not wear any gear you consider precious:Djokfans frankly don't care. To us, it just shows his incomparable courage and indominable spirit.
Most athletes would shrivel under that group pressure and touting, he thrives instead. In a team sport, even if the audience target one player, his teammates will give support. And in team sports, the spectators are further away from the playing field, instead of being on top of you as in tennis.
Yes definitely . Can you share the medical certificate with us or did she recover at her home or even better ( for you ) in your own home?She was hospitalized.
It's not someone else's fault. The imbeciles who don't know how to behave at a tennis tournament are responsible for their own behaviour.It's always someone else's fault, isn't it?
Imbeciles, glory chasers...
A man who has followed tennis since the '50s has the vocabulary of 14 year old fanboys.
It's not someone else's fault. The imbeciles who don't know how to behave at a tennis tournament are responsible for their own behaviour.
No it is not and you know it . It is the consequence of the constant victories against Federer and Nadal and the fact that he is now the best of all time and the Goat something that has caused mass hysteria, especially in U.S.Novak's lack of popularity is a reflection of his behaviour.
No it is not and you know it . It is the consequence of the constant victories against Federer and Nadal and the fact that he is now the best of all time and the Goat something that has caused mass hysteria, especially in U.S.
Djokovic should insult all USO crowd again and hope some anti Djokovic ttw members are in the crowd as well to get insulted.I absolutely don't know that.
Djokovic insulted the USO crowd back in 2008. They didn't like it one bit. Last year he hit a ball in the throat of Karen. Crowds tend to dislike those types of things and it sticks.
It's never a problem when Federer is playing. All these reasons are bs.Nothing that happened last night was "abuse." Yeah, cheering double faults is out of line but for the most part, people just want to get their money's worth and see the unexpected. I understand that Djokostans and all of Serbia wanted a triple bagel, but if you paid $100+ for a ticket you would have wanted an exciting, close match and they were trying to pick up Rune to get that. FWIW, in person, I would have rather watched the Fritz-de Minauer match. I'll take a close match between two "lesser" players over watching an ATG thrash a qualifier.
Djokovic should insult all USO crowd again and hope some anti Djokovic ttw members are in the crowd as well to get insulted.
What is this craving love bit? Novak deserves the appriciation, he shouldn't crave anything. If he doesn't, then it's great to show them. I love when he beats Roger time after time. Hope Roger returns back to get few more L before he retires. That's the best way to get back to people.The conflict between "craving love" and "showing them" is interesting
I think in all honesty it is a little strange to believe your behaviour doesn't affect they way you are treated back.
What is this craving love bit? Novak deserves the appriciation, he shouldn't crave anything. If he doesn't, then it's great to show them. I love when he beats Roger time after time. Hope Roger returns back to get few more L before he retires. That's the best way to get back to people.
The only one Nole offended was Roddick. Nobody else . Unless you consider the response he gave an insult that he knows the public dislikes him .I absolutely don't know that.
Djokovic insulted the USO crowd back in 2008. They didn't like it one bit. Last year he hit a ball in the throat of Karen. Crowds tend to dislike those types of things and it sticks.
USO and Phoenix1983Djokovic should insult all USO crowd again and hope some anti Djokovic ttw members are in the crowd as well to get insulted.
The only one Nole offended was Roddick. Nobody else . Unless you consider the response he gave an insult that he knows the public dislikes him .
The point is not that you do not know this. The thing is, you do not admit it . Admit it and move on .
Yes definitely . Can you share the medical certificate with us or did she recover at her home or even better ( for you ) in your own home?
I always thought that New Yorkers disliked him because he was too much like them. Nadal, and particularly Federer, were aspirational.
He's stubborn, strongly opinionated, somewhat impatient and temperamental. These are probably just big city attitudes, but they apply to Djokovic more than the other two.
Funny. I have always thought that as well. But never heard anyone else say it. And everytime I suggested that to may mates in the tennis playing fraternity, they would all disagree.
Djokovic was "All Class" last night against Rune. He pretty much tanked the 2nd last game of the match so Rune would not walk off the court with a 0-6 Final Set score.
I cannot imagine Rafa ever doing that. I imagine Roger might do it under some circumstances. But Novak looked like he was going to do something like that at some point during the 4th Set once it was obvious Rune was done. Rune won the first two points of the game on merit. And then Novak basically gifted him the next two points knowing he himself was easily going to serve out the match in the next game ... which he proceeded to do.
Great effort by Rune to even complete the match given his condition. It could have been a sour memory but thanks to his persistence and Novak's kind gesture it will be a good one for him and spur him onto greater heights. Pity a lot of the lunkheads in the crowd didn't seem to pick up on Novak's gesture.
And I don't think the crowd were booing at the end of the match. It sounded like the were chanting "RUNE!!!!" to give the young fellow some encouragement.
Yes. It's a wonder she wasn't yet another statistic added to the ever-growing death toll of lines persons hit by tennis balls. She had a lucky escape.let me hit a tennis ball into your throat and see how dramatic you feel about it
Yes. It's a wonder she wasn't yet another statistic added to the ever-growing death toll of lines persons hit by tennis balls. She had a lucky escape.
Except that nobody needs a "reason" to dislike someone or something. Feelings are totally arbitrary and subjective. Oftentimes, they aren't fact-based or reason-based.Reasons why Novak is disliked in NY: . .
Lol. If you can't like him don't boo him. It's not so hard to understand. Don't play innocentExcept that nobody needs a "reason" to dislike someone or something. Feelings are totally arbitrary and subjective. Oftentimes, they aren't fact-based or reason-based.
What is boggling is that the Djokovic fan base demands he be liked, adored even . . . simply because he's the GOAT. That's just not how liking people works.
Yes. It's a wonder she wasn't yet another statistic added to the ever-growing death toll of lines persons hit by tennis balls. She had a lucky escape.
I have a question for you. How easy is it for you to control the actions of the people who don't like you in the real world?Lol. If you can't like him don't boo him. It's not so hard to understand. Don't play innocent
Don't talk hypothetical. What I know is if some one insults me, I would go out of my way to insult them.I have a question for you. How easy is it for you to control the actions of the people who don't like you in the real world?
Stop telling lies, Novak trash talk back Roddick on the court after he beat him. Crowd booed him on the court .After Roddick attacked him physically in the locker room and he didn't get any suspension.I absolutely don't know that.
Djokovic insulted the USO crowd back in 2008. They didn't like it one bit. Last year he hit a ball in the throat of Karen. Crowds tend to dislike those types of things and it sticks.
She was NOT hospitalized.She was hospitalized.
What's hypothetical about what I asked? Surely, there must be someone in the real world who doesn't like you? We all have enemies and people who don't like us. It's insanity that we can dictate to those people what they can and cannot say or do to us. People can do as they please, and take the consequences.Don't talk hypothetical. What I know is if some one insults me, I would go out of my way to insult them.
Delusional.What's hypothetical about what I asked? Surely, there must be someone in the real world who doesn't like you? We all have enemies and people who don't like us. It's insanity that we can dictate to those people what they can and cannot say or do to us. People can do as they please, and take the consequences.
This notion of yours that "If you can't like him don't boo him" . . . that fans shouldn't even be allowed to voice their displeasure with Novak, valid or not, is that kind of TTW bizzaro-world stuff that boggles the mind. And why I think that fanboys aren't true 'fans' of sport.
Imagine Real Madrid fans saying they can't be booed.
Imagine New York Yankees fans saying they need to be loved by all.
Imagine Lakers fans insisting that even Celtic fans must respect them . . .
Djokovic fanboys want what no other sports fanbase on EARTH has. They want universal respect (at minimum) and total adoration (maximum) from every fan of the sport. And they'll cry and whine about not having it until it becomes a reality. Only, it never will.
She was NOT hospitalized.
Yes she was.
No. I'm saying the lines person wasn't "almost killed", as the OP claimed.Are you saying what Novak did was OK, and the lines person is somehow to blame?
Cheeky post Tom. Just what I'd expect.He could tear Novak a new one then, no?
One more CNN supporter in ruins.As a New Yorker who has attended USO for decades (was in the Main Stadium seeing Chris Evert’s last match at USO), the Open stopped being about tennis long ago and is now an event to attend and talk about. Most non-tennis fan NYers are probably turned off by the Jokers neediness to be loved.
Beyond his current politics on Vaccination, which I was not aware of, and his politics of corruption when he was president of ATP Player Council, this guy is good at winning tennis titles but is an unworthy champion. He should just go about his business, which he is good at, and let the chips fall as they may with his popularity, or lack of.
I hope he does not achieve the Grand Slam. The likes of him to claim even half of what Rod Laver did cheapens the word champion as belonging to a Slam holder.