So Nadal pulled out of IW and Miami and then started playing great tennis after a few weeks? Nope. He had one of his worst ever clay seasons before Rome, many fans thought this is the end of his career. Monte Carlo semifinal was arguably the worst match he ever played in his professional career.
Yes I do realize what I wrote because I used my brain to write it. It could do the trick if you would occasionally use yours before making comments.
Really? Already forgot 2017 and parts of 2018 and his elbow? He was non-existent
AgreedOh pardon me sir, may I share my surprise to you with Federer's comeback after 6 months of absence ? Novak's few weeks are nothing compared to that.
Allegedly 36 old tennis player had knee injury after Wimby semi defeat, skipped the rest of 2016 and won his first official tournament as a comeback present - a Grand Slam.
If that isn't comeback of this century, I don't know what is.
Yeah I guess he was just acting in the 2nd round to set up a future excuse just in case he lost. The 95 MPH first serves and all the weak/sliced backhands was just selling the act.
Someone tells that to Roger please.
And the MTOs were to kill his own momentum I'm assuming?
Just say how you feel, Matlock.
Yet he didn't train until 2 weeks ago. And that was no "Stanimal", as his matches against Lorenzi and Medvedev confirmed. Just lucky Novak was not himself and to have disgusting crowd on his side to heckle Nole whole match.
I don't remember Nadal (or anybody else) complaining about injuries in Wimbledon 2013. IMO he was just tired from the extremely though clay season.
Novak can't beat Stan in a Slam. Even when he does, it takes him 5 brutal sets to do it. His game doesn't match up to Stan's in a best of 5.
That whole elbow thing was a fiasco. Takes 6 months off. Not any better. Has minor surgery (could have done it 6 months earlier). Plays like a month later and still struggles. Then boom 4 out of 5 slams. Odd.
Nonsense. Novak is BO5 beast. Wawrinka is a tennis midget in comparison.
Against anyone but Stan, Novak is a beast. But his game means nothing to Stanimal in a Slam. Bludgeoned Djokovic twice on the same court.
So much respect for the fans that he showed up to a WTF final in a sweater, only to play a few days later in his Davis Cup matches...
Always this line always.So much respect for the fans that he showed up to a WTF final in a sweater, only to play a few days later in his Davis Cup matches...
Who's won the last 3 Slam meetings?
And got absolutely rekt by Monfils..So much respect for the fans that he showed up to a WTF final in a sweater, only to play a few days later in his Davis Cup matches...
It was a nice sweater tho.So much respect for the fans that he showed up to a WTF final in a sweater, only to play a few days later in his Davis Cup matches...
Fed beat Djokovic 3 times in 2014 including their last meeting in Shanghai prior to WTF, LOL. The old man even beat Djokovic on clay LMAO!It was a nice sweater tho.
In reality the single most embarrassing moment in recent tennis history. Refusing to play the Final of one of the biggest events on the tour, just because you feel you don't have a chance against your red hot opponent that day. The epitome of chickening out at the last minute.
And 7 days later, et voila...
Yes and he was absolute arse in his return at DC, getting straight setted by Monfils and fed a breadstick in the process.It was a nice sweater tho.
In reality the single most embarrassing moment in recent tennis history. Refusing to play the Final of one of the biggest events on the tour, just because you feel you don't have a chance against your red hot opponent that day. The epitome of chickening out at the last minute.
And 7 days later, et voila...
1) he did, however, putting the word ˝˝old˝˝ into this argument is irrelevant as that same guy has won a few slams since then, is world #3 5 years later
Just a note: Retired =! Withdrew.
Of course age is irrelevant, losing to Monfils is ignored, and Django is just a misunderstood fan of the game LOL.
