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http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/players/jerzy-janowicz/j397/player-activity Last tournament was AO

He would have not dominated at all. We all have seen that a healthy Nadal is a slower, weaker Nadal that tires much faster.

These fellas (and Coria) are the prime example that this sport is completely clean.

Have to agree with the journalist there. Djokovic's responses are completely irresponsible. But that's irrelevant as is just PR after all. The big 4's true opinions are only for themselves and their teams. We'll never hear them.

Let me remind you that Nadal played Djokovic in that AO12 AO final and he was visibly less tired than Djokovic... Considering Nadal's play style and much higher RPM per shot, you can only wonder about these TWO monsters. Let's also not forget performances like this.

We can study the story of sports in general to know that. Oh yeah, of course. I forgot that you no-troll guys believe that tennis is THE exception.

Yeah. Tennis is the exception. Also, your favorite player/players is/are the exception. Seems you also missed what the old man Rusty missed: "...most greatest tennis players on the planet use/have used drugs to achieve that..." Let me explain: 'most likely' doesn't mean "only one". If you...

Oh, right. I forgot that statistics about doping in professional sports do not exist. Get some sleep, buddy. Really. You're not making any sense.

And you think the way to argue with a troll is by making an an argument that supports the troll's position? (you remember it, right? "... most greatest tennis players on the planet use/have used drugs to achieve that...") You're too old. I suppose you're tired. Get some rest and we'll talk later.

You rationalize to reach the conclusion that the most likely doper has never doped. I rationalize to reach the conclusion that most greatest tennis players on the planet use/have used drugs to achieve that or would do it without question if they knew they could get away with it. Funny that the...

It's funny how his strength come and goes. Like if he was on medication or sick or something.

Are diuretics PEDs? No? Why are they banned then!?!?

Was the ITF properly informed that Sharapova was regularly consuming meldonium so that they could alert Sharapova she was "involuntarily" enhancing her performance? Or are you suggesting the ITF should protect dopers?

He does give his best. He just can't keep up with his former self. A medical miracle no longer working?

Please don't end up being live everybody tennis journalist: a fan with a typewriter.

Mentality? ROFL

Yeah. So?

Gotta agree on everything. Tomic did too. You seriously don't understand human relations or emotions as I can see.

It's better to say nothing, obviously. Why should we care about the integrity of the sport or the welfare of the average professional tennis player? It's not like they entertain us or something.

Causality. Athletes, specially in tennis, need money for an expert coaching/health team. Once with money, dope is pretty easy to get.

Playing against a ****ing doping player that yells would no doubt be frustrating.

You sound like a Rafa fan pre-2014.

Don't be silly. A Roddick opinion is biased because he didn't play the 2015 Djokovic.

I agree. Djokovic tactics are usually more varied than Fed's and Nadal's. That's because he can't keep up with the savage and relentless pouncing forehands of Nadal WHILE matching his stamina (Nadal's a monster, almost like he dopes). Federer's similar but with a little more finesse and variety...

One has to wonder... His injuries were a product of his style of play/training regime or a product of his bad luck? By listening to how he always says it, it appears that he thinks it's all bad luck and he could have obtained, as some people have remarked here, 33 grandslams if healthy (a little...

Federer & Djokovic ~ Lance Armstrong Murray & Nadal ~ José Canseco

That says a lot of the "tennis fans", sadly.

I thought, as repeatedly said by Nadal fans, that all those players that beat Nadal this year were having 'the match of their lives', not that Nadal was sucking. Who would have thought...

It is weird. People say this was a boring season because of the reasons this fella used to argue Federer's 2006 season was better.