Nope, time to turn in.Read mine again..![]()
Nope, time to turn in.Read mine again..![]()
Monfils handled that nicely in Paris when Fed was going for the RG title in 2009. It was hard for Monfils to see the French crowd not cheering for him, but he understood and respected that.Fair point, like Novak in the 2015 us open final. Absolutely.
Nope, time to turn in.
Nope, time to turn in.
He had at least one in the tie-break, but not on his serve.Did Fed have Mp(s) in second set?
Honestly, how often do see a player smashing a racquet while the winner is waiting at the net to shake his hand?! I can't recall seeing that!
Interesting response from Federer regarding a crowd that was booing, yelling, whistling and interrupting during Nick's service games.
In your legend's own words: "Nice atmosphere".
Money (nor GS titles) can buy class.
Officially off the FedExpress bandwagon. Enjoy, folks.
He had at least one in the tie-break, but not on his serve.
I wonder if Federer can ever recover from TennisFan436 no longer being a fan of his. Lots of sleepless nights ahead.
I wonder if Federer can ever recover from TennisFan436 no longer being a fan of his. Lots of sleepless nights ahead.
TennisFan436 is fine with Thug like antics. Beats me. Fed lost a big one here, the most important I think.![]()
At least now I have an excuse in case Fedr loses on Sunday. He lost the will to go on after TennisFan436 cut ties with him.
agree, great summaryLot of talk about the crowd and such here but did you see and hear that hitting? My goodness.
1) Federer's confidence is showing through in his winning close matches, but also at the beginnings of matches. He is so confident in the first few games and hitting freely. Since the beginning of IW, the few games almost always yeild him BPs and he looks unplayable.
2. Nick's movement has improved and will continue to get better the more work he puts into his lower body.
3. Federer's BH DRL in the first set was so good. He wasn't going for outright winners but hitting her deep and about 18 inches wide of the sideline.
4. Nick's service motion is so explosive and difficult to read. He can hit it 130+ out wide on the AD, 130+ up the T on the AD, 140+ down the T on the deuce court. Amazing serve that's much better this year.
5. Federer's reflexes on that BH return are incredible. How many 135+ serves did he put back in okay well enough to start rallies? Just incredible.
The sound of their hitting was phenomenal tonight. The quality was very, very high class tonight.
nick will learn.. the customer is always right. shouting back at the crowd is going to quiet them down. yeh right... he will learn to deal with it like a pro.
Maybe because he has a GOAT d*ck?Its not surpising that the crowd would suck feds d**k as hard as possible to allow him to win
Its not surpising that the crowd would suck feds d**k as hard as possible to allow him to win
I do like Federer, but even the Miami tournament staff have been showing an uncomfortable amount of deference to Federer (at least more than usual). It's starting to grate on me.Its not surpising that the crowd would suck feds d**k as hard as possible to allow him to win
Wht happened to tennis crowds being the best and most respectful crowd in the world? Haha is all bull. Tennis crowds are like any other crowds. Sometimes even worse than football crowds.Maybe because he has a GOAT d*ck?
I've nothing against the player. Its the hypocrisy of tennis fans that makes me laughDid the crowd sucking his dick guide those 54 winners he hit on court or naw? All the forced errors he drew--did the crowd do that, too? Return all those 135+ misses?
You're not mad about the crowd--you and others are really mad that the guy you had buried long ago has risen and is at the top of the game and is beloved, BELOVED by all fans, and it eats you up inside. Sad, man.
I hate this result so ****ing much
Don't get me wrong, I couldnt watch, Ill prolly enjoy the highlightsWatching the re-run enriches my tennis spirit shot for shot.
Nothing wrong with Nick's behavior? He's yelling at line judges and mocking the ump. Jesus. If you want some crowd support act professional.I'm not the only (former) Fed fan discussing this. It's trending on Twitter, especially Mirka's behavior tonight.
Don't get me wrong, I couldnt watch, Ill prolly enjoy the highlights
Lol.Maybe because he has a GOAT d*ck?
Josh Meiseles @jmeistennis 16s17 seconds ago
There were 270 points played between Federer and Kyrgios tonight, a new career-high for Fed in an @ATPWorldTour match.
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Federer's longest ATP matches (by pt total)
270 - Kyrgios, Miami 17........... 266 Lopez, Madrid 11......... 262 - O Rochus, Halle 06........ 258 - Kyrgios, Madrid 15
What did Mirka do?????That was a terrible crowd and what Mirka did... just bad.
Crowds don't win you tournaments nor do they earn you rankings points. Kyrgios will be fine. And this chip-on-your-shoulder attitude is nothing new in sports. Plenty of successful athletes have thought the world was out to get them and they had to prove a point. Not everyone can show deference to the mob and not all should. I can think of a lot worse competitive motivations to have.Nick Kyrgios
"When it seems like everyone out there is cheering for your defeat, you gotta remind them that you earned your place." #fight #standtall #courage
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still a weird head space even if he had reason to be upset...he's causing a fair amount too...won't be sustainable long-term...can't play the opponent and the crowd too
Nah, Nick is a much better sport.After that match point, Nick was almost as angry as 90s Clay.
Great #courage by Nick alright. Just like that time a couple of days ago when he stood up to that 12 year old ball boy who wouldn't throw the ball to him satisfactorily. He really showed that brat the ole #Gallipoli spirit.Nick Kyrgios
"When it seems like everyone out there is cheering for your defeat, you gotta remind them that you earned your place." #fight #standtall #courage
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still a weird head space even if he had reason to be upset...he's causing a fair amount too...won't be sustainable long-term...can't play the opponent and the crowd too
Glad one person here is fair.Nick wasn't a bad guy in this match at all. He even gave Rogi a point for free. Nick was zoned in for the most part and the crowd just needed every excuse they could find to jump on him. I know past matters and all, but mostly I think it's just because the crowd are major Federer nuthuggers. Same thing has happened before vs. Djokovic and Murray before.
Me too. This kid is real, and he's good for tennis. To be honest if he had walked into the crowd and killed one of those idiots with his racket, I probably would have cheered.I loved that racquet smash, in all honesty. He was so open about his frustration and yet he gave Federer a good enough embrace and low-fived him again if I recall before vacating the arena. Fickle but honest.
I like Nick.
No big deal. She was just whistling. It's not prohibited, is it?What did Mirka do?????
I saw Mr. Super-Cool doing a bit of swearing himself, but it all stayed under the radar because of Mr. Nick.Fed was just being himself: Mr. Super-Cool patiently waiting for Nick to implode on the big points which he almost always did.
I missed it...No big deal. She was just whistling. It's not prohibited, is it?