Nadal is 100% healthy whenever he loses

[ADuck]

I just want to say that in 100% of Nadal's losses, he was always 100% healthy.

Thank you.

 

[The Blond Blur]

Nadal is 100% healthy whenever he loses

 

[ollinger]

"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former"
---Albert Einstein

 

[King No1e]

 

[Third Serve]

Nadal is 100% injured when he wins. He is, in fact, an injured man who plays tennis.

 

[Silverbullet96]

Nadal is the unluckiest human of all time.

 

[JaoSousa]

I guess this is just an untrue statement about Nadal competition at this point, so I'll jump in:

Nadal is a good tennis player.

 

[Deleted member 768841]

Nadal is the GOAT. Nuff said.

 

[Tshooter]

 

[Mainad]

Win or lose, he is an injured person who plays tennis.

Uncle Toni said so and he should know!

 

[Mike Sams]

If Nadal never got injured, he'd have at least 37 Grand Slams! At least!

 

[dropshotlikeitshot]

I guess this is just an untrue statement about Nadal competition at this point, so I'll jump in:

Nadal is a good tennis player.

He also has a full head of hair.

 

[Standaa]

I just want to say that in 100% of Nadal's losses, he was always 100% healthy.

Thank you.

did you not listen to Toni?

even when Rafa is fit, he is not fit.

 

[ABCD]

"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former"
---Albert Einstein

“Chinese don’t sit on benches while eating but squat like Europeans do when they relieve themselves out in the leafy woods. All this occurs quietly and demurely. Even the children are spiritless and look obtuse.” .. “It would be a pity if these Chinese supplant all other races. For the likes of us the mere thought is unspeakably dreary.”
---Albert Einstein

 

[Druss]

The Nadal is sooo unlucky! The poor b*gger....injuries derailed his career.
Del Potro agrees.

I'd just like to add one fact:
Year in which Nadal won his first slam - 2005.
Year in which Nadal won his last slam - 2019.
Year in which Nadal will win his last slam (obviously RG) - 2023.
Years in between first and last slam - 18.
Record for longest winning streak and most durable in ATP history....goes to Nadal.

 

[LETitBE]

"If you’re injured, you don’t play; if you play, you’re not injured”

 

[ADuck]

"If you’re injured, you don’t play; if you play, you’re not injured”

Exactly. It's literally impossible to be injured if you're playing tennis.

 

[Sudacafan]

If Nadal never got injured, he'd have at least 37 Grand Slams! At least!

That’s significantly less than Medvedev’s 45 to be.

https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/will-medvedev-will-45-slams-in-his-career-or-more-or-not-that-that-many.670253/

 

[Sudacafan]

"If you’re injured, you don’t play win; if you play win, you’re not injured”

Ftfy

 

[weakera]

Nadal 19/59 - 32.2%
Djokovic 17/60 - 28.3%
Federer 20/79 - 25.3%

 

[blablavla]

Nadal 19/59 - 32.2%
Djokovic 17/60 - 28.3%
Federer 20/79 - 25.3%

mind posting the percentage for B Borg?
I guess it will terminate the debate about GOAT / BOAT etc.

 

[Sudacafan]

I'd just like to add one fact:
Year in which Nadal will win his last slam (obviously RG) - 2023.
Years in between first and last slam - 18.

Very solid. I may need your assistance when they reopen the casinos.

 

[junior74]

The Nadal is sooo unlucky! The poor b*gger....injuries derailed his career.
Del Potro agrees.

I'd just like to add one fact:
Year in which Nadal won his first slam - 2005.
Year in which Nadal won his last slam - 2019.
Year in which Nadal will win his last slam (obviously RG) - 2023.
Years in between first and last slam - 18.
Record for longest winning streak and most durable in ATP history....goes to Nadal.

Now imagine if he wasn't injured...

 

[tennis_pro]

"I don't want to make any excuses BUT..."

 

[chrisb]

There are 4 slams per year. There is a tourny every week somewhere. Tennis has seen an exponential growth over the last 20 years in training and equipment (mostly strings and training) rackets not so sure. I think that the modern player has distinct advantages over the greats of yesteryear I think that slams won is not the only criteria for judging a players greatness. Players of the previous eras cannot be fairly judged as to the performance of todays players. I understand it is fun to try. I laugh at the tennis channels selections of the top 10 players of all time. The current players with their advanced training are always going to win that debate. There is no fair way to compare. I played for 25 years with a wooden frame and I would venture that my serve is faster today at 76 with my yonex strung at 50lbs with hybrid then it was when I was 28 playing with a dunlop maxply stung at 45 lbs with klip 16 gauge gut. I think we have a bevy of great players today and they should all be enjoyed for their greatness

 

[blablavla]

Very solid. I may need your assistance when they reopen the casinos.

however be careful with proof-reading.
I noticed a typo.
It should have been 2032 instead of 2023.

 

[blablavla]

There are 4 slams per year. There is a tourny every week somewhere. Tennis has seen an exponential growth over the last 20 years in training and equipment (mostly strings and training) rackets not so sure. I think that the modern player has distinct advantages over the greats of yesteryear I think that slams won is not the only criteria for judging a players greatness. Players of the previous eras cannot be fairly judged as to the performance of todays players. I understand it is fun to try. I laugh at the tennis channels selections of the top 10 players of all time. The current players with their advanced training are always going to win that debate. There is no fair way to compare. I played for 25 years with a wooden frame and I would venture that my serve is faster today at 76 with my yonex strung at 50lbs with hybrid then it was when I was 28 playing with a dunlop maxply stung at 45 lbs with klip 16 gauge gut. I think we have a bevy of great players today and they should all be enjoyed for their greatness

shhhh.
the school kids don't know that yet.

 

[TheGhostOfAgassi]

I just want to say that in 100% of Nadal's losses, he was always 100% healthy.

Thank you.

He is also at his peak every time he looses.

 

[vive le beau jeu !]

Nadal is the unluckiest human of all time.

poor rusty peak injured roasted bullimero...