Hitman
Bionic Poster
This is true, but Thanovic has already snapped his finger. Anything that happens now is after destiny was fulfilled.
Examining Our Djoker's History Of Losses At Indian Wells. This Was, By Far, The Most Shocking.
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This is true, but Thanovic has already snapped his finger. Anything that happens now is after destiny was fulfilled.
weakera
Talk Tennis Guru
Hitman
Bionic Poster
Who said he isn't? Competing and dominating the way he did up until last year are two different things.
MichaelNadal
Bionic Poster
I just want him to stay at 24 lol, as much as some Ultronians won't admit it openly, there's still a war going on here Nadal is too close for them to stop hating 
Hitman
Bionic Poster
I just want him to stay at 24 lol, as much as some Ultronians won't admit it openly, there's still a war going on here Nadal is too close for them to stop hating
No peace ever?
MichaelNadal
Bionic Poster
That's up to the Agent Smiths lolNo peace ever?
I wouldn't, even though I would like Novak to win at least one more slam.
weakera
Talk Tennis Guru
So true.
lelopez
Semi-Pro
I actually liked his kit a lot. Djoker has the best kits on tour by far.
Razer
Legend
I just want him to stay at 24 lol, as much as some Ultronians won't admit it openly, there's still a war going on here Nadal is too close for them to stop hating
25 will come, he is still in good enough shape to lift slams if he can somehow dodge Sinner.
nolefam_2024
Talk Tennis Guru
Didn't Djokovic win in 2008
At this point of his career he is more interested with slams. Besides that, he is 37 and his "engine" starts slowly after months of break. I wouldn't be too worried if I was a Novak fan but this year won't be easy as last year. Sinner will give him a trouble more than 2023 Alcaraz
nolefam_2024
Talk Tennis Guru
In '07, he was still a teenager, losing to #2 in the world wasn't too bad. In '17-18, he got an injured elbow. I assume in most of deleted years, he came out as champion.
In '24, he won a 3-setter and lost to a LL. Nobody'll be surprised if this is near the end.
a10best
Hall of Fame
The guy is reminding me of Serena when she ever lost.
Novak: "I was surprised at my level. I played terrible. and on this day he played very well. It was a very poor performance on my side. Yeah no titles so far this year. I'm not used to that. But congrats to him".
Get over yourself. jeezus. Just say he played very well and I was a little off instead of the multiple excuses of not playing in IW for 5 years or not playing on the tour for 5 weeks.
Novak: "I was surprised at my level. I played terrible. and on this day he played very well. It was a very poor performance on my side. Yeah no titles so far this year. I'm not used to that. But congrats to him".
Get over yourself. jeezus. Just say he played very well and I was a little off instead of the multiple excuses of not playing in IW for 5 years or not playing on the tour for 5 weeks.
octobrina10
Talk Tennis Guru
Yes, I think many people are finding this loss particularly hard to explain. We’ve watched him for years and sadly I think it’s Djokovic’s time. Even though these declines take time, its painful to watch if he’s your player. Not the return to Indian Wells Djokovic was hoping for, but nevertheless a well earned win for Nardi.
As a fan, you always believe they (Djokovic, Nadal, Federer) will eventually pull out the win in these kinds of matches. This was no different and that was part of the reason why this was such a shocking loss. After this loss and the one to Sinner in Melbourne he will be asking himself some hard questions.
He’s the last of the Big 3. It will be sad to see him go but everyone has their time and he is no different. Whether you love him or hate him, he has left his mark of greatness on the sport.
Linelicker
Rookie
Our favourite Djoker was not himself in this match.
Anyway, the "I wasn't prepared" excuse after Aus Open was special. Preparing himself for tennis tournaments is all he does.
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