I deleted my other two accounts. I was FRV, then FRV2, now FRV3. I am not Beckerserve.Yes, I can see now this is your third or fourth account, otherwise an actual new user wouldn't have a clue about any of this. And you therefore must also be Beckerserve. How do you juggle so many accounts and what's the point?
But Azure, Rafa the Magnificent and MN are awesome Rafa fans! There's others too.
Shapovalov hit it in anger, as hard as he could. So funny that people keep comparing that and Nalby incident to what happened in this USO.
Also, the arrogance of Nole, he already has 17 majors, to be upset that much after losing is weak, after you have so much. At least I can see that Shapo is frustrated, but when you win everything, it's childish to be this upset after losing.
Imagine if Novak was facing a line judge and hit her with a 100 mph shot like Shapovalov. I bet you'd be first to relativize it...
Haha that's so funny. When free market doesn't go with libertarians, suddenly it's marxism haha.
Definitely more grass needed. Its not hard imho. 9 masters 1000 events. Have 3 on hard. 3 on clay 3 on grass. Dead simple.
I wouldn't mind Novak getting a warning for that but it has nothing to do with the incident he was DQ for. You're DQ for a real incident, not an imaginary one.
past greats were always after records, they didn't behave this way.
Exactly. And like in some laws, the intent doesn't matter, you are charged anyway, like going out with a minor, even if you didn't know their age, it doesn't matter, you it's still not legal, only consequenses matter.
Exactly. This why a a soft medium paced ball to the throat at someone not expecting can do damage. It could have hit her in the nose and cause a non-stop nosebleed.
Which is your favorite iteration of them all?
There is (or was?) a whole post here made about it. In short, according to the rulebook there could either be a warining or a DQ, so Ivanisevic is right when saying that they had options.
The next one
Is that like Quadrophenia?[emoji23]
I like that. Even a night at the opera will inform you. Anyway, maybe leave it up to the abused. “Lady, would you like us to disqualify Djokovic?” “Lady, here is the replay on this I Pad. Take your time.”
He'd blame Busta just like he blamed Dimitrov.
Goran comes through and slays
Novak Djokovic should not have been disqualified, says Goran Ivanisevic
The former Wimbledon champion told Sport Klub: "I didn't see it, but I heard the woman below us sigh and I knew right away that was it - goodbye.
"The most tragic thing is that he wasn't angry at all when he lost that game. The only mistake is that he didn't look, that he threw the ball looking forward, not behind him.
"I'm not talking about Novak now, I am generally against disqualification. It is meaningless to me. If you come and knock the referee off the chair [then OK], but this was completely unintentional.
"The rules are as they are, either you are warned or you are disqualified, which in my opinion is stupid. I am not objective, but I don't think he should have been disqualified, he should have been given a game penalty."
Djokovic had been an overwhelming favourite to win an 18th Grand Slam title, which would have brought him within two of Roger Federer's all-time record.
He had not lost a match all season, which made the nature of his exit all the harder to take.
Ivanisevic and Djokovic headed back to the house they were renting for the tournament, and the Croatian said: "How could it be? Awful. He was by himself for a while, and then we talked.
"It is not easy for him, it was a huge shock that nobody expected. He was the favourite, he played great, and the tournament before that.
"I had all the scenarios in my head - that someone on the team might get infected (with COVID-19), so they kicked him out of the tournament, that he might get hurt and even lose. But I didn't have this, even in my wildest dreams, in my head."
Djokovic returned to Europe and turned his attention to the rescheduled clay-court season. He had his first practice in Rome on Friday ahead of next week's tournament, while the French Open begins on September 27.
Ivanisevic is not concerned about a hangover, saying: "Novak is a born winner and he will come out of this even stronger and better. If he wins Roland Garros, which I think he can, this will be forgotten as if it never happened."
Novak Djokovic should not have been disqualified, says Goran Ivanisevic
Ivanisevic: I am not objective, but I dont think he should have been disqualified, he should have been given a game penaltywww.skysports.com
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