Federer Needs Anger Managment With Jack Nicholson!!

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D. Dokas

Rookie
omgosh wow.
i have never seen roger break a racquet
suprisingly i actually enjoy him showing some emotion
go ROGER!
 
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Eiffel59

Semi-Pro
He did it LOTS of times as a junior..too bad not winning all the times when you suppose to be able to do so...
 
featherlight

featherlight

Professional
but this is the first time i seen him break a racket usually he just throws it in the ground but it does not break
 
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Eiffel59

Semi-Pro
OMG nothing wrong about it..only you do not have to conceal your own personality behind a "classy" appearance..i now appreciate it more than before..now he is a MAN..with all his strenghts (a lot of..)...and weaknesses
 
[d]ragon

[d]ragon

Hall of Fame
Fed smashes his racquet once and all of a sudden he needs anger management?

(Well not really first first time but the first time in awhile)
 
maximo

maximo

Banned
Why are people taking this matter soo seriously?

It was one of the most funniest things i have seen in today's tennis.
 
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Magicmax

New User
I was hoping this was going to happen the whole time i was watching the second set. It was like a build up to this single moment. Intense
 
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Eiffel59

Semi-Pro
Yes of course..but they do not pretend to be "Mr. Perfect" or "Mr. Sportmanship"...and all in all, as i said elsewhere, i appreciate him more than ever 'cause he showed us that's just a man with strenghts and weaknesses...Mr. perfect is dead, long live Fed the uman being...
 
jackcrawford

jackcrawford

Professional
maximo said:
Why are people taking this matter soo seriously?
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Because Federer declared himself the heir of the Crawford/Rosewall/Laver line of stoic, classy Aussies. They never cried or smashed racquets in their long careers. They didn't draft him, he volunteered to play the part. He's a hypocrite, and has to expect to be called on it.
 
BreakPoint

BreakPoint

Bionic Poster
wilsondude said:
This is the other time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MW3Z5N6DjT4&feature=related
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Yeah, but that time he only slammed it flat which did not break the racquet. It was only to let out some frustration and not intended to break the racquet.

This time he smashed it on the edge of the racquet with the sole intention of breaking it. There's a difference.

Must be something about Miami that brings out the desire for Federer to throw his racquets. :shock:
 
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HeadPro

New User
you guys have to understand the tremendous pressure weighing him down though. i feel bad for the guy he got booed. that was like years of anger in one smash. haha he still looked like calm smooth rog when he did it
 
gzhpcu

gzhpcu

Professional
jackcrawford said:
Because Federer declared himself the heir of the Crawford/Rosewall/Laver line of stoic, classy Aussies. They never cried or smashed racquets in their long careers. They didn't draft him, he volunteered to play the part. He's a hypocrite, and has to expect to be called on it.
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True. Just look at his post-interview after losing to Djokovic.
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=4041965

Can you imagine Laver crying after losing to Rosewall?
 
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gzhpcu

gzhpcu

Professional
I used to see him pull tantrums when playing Davis Cup as a young guy in Zurich. He was losing most of the time then...
 
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