Fair enough, but I'm not trying to win debate club here. If your issue is with my word choice, then I guess you're acknowledging that my point is valid - as the vast majority of the tennis world already has.
As for "name-calling", yes, I used the word "hysterical" to refer to all those fans who automatically jumped to their muscled hero's defense, without even pondering the situation for a second. Although I didn't single-out any individual poster and call them "disgusting" or tell them to "man up"...
It's no secret that I dislike this player, and I feel free to voice my thoughts about him on this "Talk Tennis" forum. But believe me, I don't say anything about him I wouldn't/don't say in public. Just like I refrain from saying anything to an individual user that I wouldn't say straight to their face. Certain dedicated fans, instead, are quick to get all up-close and personal with me as soon as I undermine the prestige of their veiny, sweat-spraying, ball-scratching deity - which I find very amusing.