Nadal to break the slam mirror?

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Nadal to break the slam mirror?

I was taking some time out from my own pre-contest training, and chatting tennis with one of my workout friends, while having the fourth of my eight meals, and we got talking about US Open potential winners. When I asked her what she thought of Nadal's chances, she shook her head and said he has won his last slam already. I thought she was joking, but she smiled and nodded her head, saying it's true. I told her she was crazy, and that he can possibly break the slam record, he has plenty more to go. And she said to me, it is a mirror pattern, and went on to explain.

2005 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semi final who was trying to complete the career slam
2006 - Win F0, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2007 - wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2008 -2009 Wins FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon, and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces

2009-2010 - All titles gone for reversal of the mirror to begin after first slam in Jan.

2010 - Win FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces
2011 - Wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2012 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2013 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semifinal who was trying to complete the career slam

And that was the mirror pattern of Nadal's slams.

I thought that was quite interesting. I told her that probably won't hold much longer, Nadal will win at least another FO. She just smiled, and said, we'll see. And no, she is no Federer fan. :twisted:
 
Rafa only played John Isner once in any of these runs that was the French Open 2011 it was the first time in history that Nadal was taken to 5 sets at the French Open.
 
So Nadal has one of those "Mirror Mirror on The wall" mirrors that answers your questions ??? Wonder what he asks.
 
Mirror or not, I think there is a chance she is right. I think it is going to be pretty tough for Nadal to win another slam. I don't see him beating Murray and Djokovic on the other surfaces and I think his run at RG could be at an end. Can he hold Djokovic off another year? Will someone else emerge? It is hard to sustain dominance for that long - what he's done is astounding, but it cannot go on forever.
 
People who figure this crap out have way too much time on their hands...

Sure, I'll tell her that despite her being a single mum with a four year old to look after, having a full time job, and still coming to the gym four times a weak without fail, she still has wayyyyyyyy too much time on her hands.

What do you say for those that write essays here about the same thing over and over, do they have too much time on their hands too? You know, weak era, strong era, my player is better than your player, blah blah blah...?

And I suppose she has her own astrology chart that maps exactly how Federer will fare in the upcoming tournaments.

She doesn't like Federer, and says he's done winning slams. Hey, it's her opinion. She prefers Berdych.

What does your friend do for a living? She could be very, very rich with such prophetic qualities.

If you must really know, she is a sales consultant for a cloud computing company.

The most important question is: how hot is your friend?

She holds her own, no doubt about it.
 
Nadal to break the slam mirror?

I was taking some time out from my own pre-contest training, and chatting tennis with one of my workout friends, while having the fourth of my eight meals, and we got talking about US Open potential winners. When I asked her what she thought of Nadal's chances, she shook her head and said he has won his last slam already. I thought she was joking, but she smiled and nodded her head, saying it's true. I told her she was crazy, and that he can possibly break the slam record, he has plenty more to go. And she said to me, it is a mirror pattern, and went on to explain.

2005 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semi final who was trying to complete the career slam
2006 - Win F0, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2007 - wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2008 -2009 Wins FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon, and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces

2009-2010 - All titles gone for reversal of the mirror to begin after first slam in Jan.

2010 - Win FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces
2011 - Wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2012 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2013 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semifinal who was trying to complete the career slam

And that was the mirror pattern of Nadal's slams.

I thought that was quite interesting. I told her that probably won't hold much longer, Nadal will win at least another FO. She just smiled, and said, we'll see. And no, she is no Federer fan. :twisted:
interesting idea, this mirror thing... i'm hoping for an accelerated mirror, then... quickly going of the top40 as in early 2005. :)
 
Italy broke the Soccer World Cup winner mirror in 2006. Nadal will not be able to do the same.

1958 Brazil
1962 Brazil
1966 England - 1st time winner at home
1970 Brazil
1974 Germany
1978 Argentina
1982 Italy - The mirror
1986 Argentina
1990 Germany
1994 Brazil
1998 France - 1st time winner at home
2002 Brazil
2006 - Italy broke the mirror - should have been Brazil.
 
Mirror or not, I think there is a chance she is right. I think it is going to be pretty tough for Nadal to win another slam. I don't see him beating Murray and Djokovic on the other surfaces and I think his run at RG could be at an end. Can he hold Djokovic off another year? Will someone else emerge? It is hard to sustain dominance for that long - what he's done is astounding, but it cannot go on forever.

This assumes Djokovic will keep his level up on clay, because after Djokovic nobody is even in the same league as Nadal on clay. If Djokovic drops his level a bit too, Nadal is in the same spot.

I also think Nadal has a good chance to win the AO as well, particularly if he can get back into the top two, which could help him avoid one of Djokovic/Murray.
 
Sure, I'll tell her that despite her being a single mum with a four year old to look after, having a full time job, and still coming to the gym four times a weak without fail, she still has wayyyyyyyy too much time on her hands.

LOL, No you won't.

What do you say for those that write essays here about the same thing over and over, do they have too much time on their hands too? You know, weak era, strong era, my player is better than your player, blah blah blah...?

Simple, they make a copy pasta :grin:

Honestly though, while it is a cool "finding" I think it's a load of crap to buy into that stuff. Just one big coincidence that's all. Much like the flow of the RG13 SF and the AO12 F. Both matches are so similar in many, many ways.
 
She doesn't like Federer, and says he's done winning slams.

If you must really know, she is a sales consultant for a cloud computing company.

Is she ALSO an astrologer? Otherwise she can't predict if Federer has won his last slam already.
 
This assumes Djokovic will keep his level up on clay, because after Djokovic nobody is even in the same league as Nadal on clay. If Djokovic drops his level a bit too, Nadal is in the same spot.

I also think Nadal has a good chance to win the AO as well, particularly if he can get back into the top two, which could help him avoid one of Djokovic/Murray.

And you assume that Nadal keeps his level up on clay...I'm not convinced he does. I think the odds favor Djokovic with regards to maintaining level of play/not declining.

As for the Aussie Open, I would never count Nadal out of any tournament, but to say he has a good chance in any slam outside of Roland Garros is a stretch, assuming Murray and Djokovic are there and healthy. At this point, I think he'd have a very, very tough time beating either of those two in a best-of-five on a hard court.
 
People who figure this crap out have way too much time on their hands...

I don't understand people who actually sit down to figure such things out either.

Some of these same people said Nadal would never win off clay.

He would be finished winning early a la Hewitt, because he was a grinder.

He wouldn't win a major for nine years straight because even Sampras and Federer hadn't done it.

He wouldn't get to double digit slams.

The list goes on and on. The reality is that no one knows the future. Everything is speculation and speculation is not grounded in reality.
 
Sure, I'll tell her that despite her being a single mum with a four year old to look after, having a full time job, and still coming to the gym four times a weak without fail, she still has wayyyyyyyy too much time on her hands.

What do you say for those that write essays here about the same thing over and over, do they have too much time on their hands too? You know, weak era, strong era, my player is better than your player, blah blah blah...?

Wow, sorry to hear the garbage people throwing at you just for creating a thread, and I must admit it's not a great or a bad thread, but a decent thread. However there's no reason to attack the OP. But that's how it is now...when someone open a thread, he's at risk of receiving nuisance reply.
 
LOL, No you won't.



Simple, they make a copy pasta :grin:

Honestly though, while it is a cool "finding" I think it's a load of crap to buy into that stuff. Just one big coincidence that's all. Much like the flow of the RG13 SF and the AO12 F. Both matches are so similar in many, many ways.

Hey, I posted it purely because it is as you just stated, a big coincidence. But one I have not come across before, so I thought I'd share. And no one needs to buy any of it, because I certainly ain't selling it...I just pointed out what was quite a unique coincidence.

Is she ALSO an astrologer? Otherwise she can't predict if Federer has won his last slam already.

Well, how about most of the posters here? Are they all astrologers too, because nearly every other thread has some prediciton in it? She just stated her opinion, you don't have to agree with it, I don't, but it is her opinion, and she is entitled to it.

We don't care how many meals you eat per day.

Yet, you cared enough to post in this thread to tell me how much you don't care. No sorry, how everyone else doesn't care, since you are the authority to speak for others here. See the irony in that?
 
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your friend sounds more like Clarky. Can't believe we have more of those bunch......... :lol:

She's quite a character, and very stubborn.

I don't understand people who actually sit down to figure such things out either.

It's called freedom of thought, and everyone is entitled to think about things how they see fit. You may not agree with how they sit down and figure things out, but you are not the judge of that thought process, no one else, except that person who manifested those thoughts is. There are no rules that governs how a person should think, and figure things out. We are all unique, and we all have our own ways.

Wow, sorry to hear the garbage people throwing at you just for creating a thread, and I must admit it's not a great or a bad thread, but a decent thread. However there's no reason to attack the OP. But that's how it is now...when someone open a thread, he's at risk of receiving nuisance reply.

TMF, thanks for your concerns. But don't worry, I don't care who tries to "attack" me, this just the internet, and everyone here can be Hercules, Zeus, or The Incredible Hulk...
About the thread, it's just me showing a very interesting pattern that my friend and I spoke about. It is nothing more, nothing less. Just one of those strange things that just happened. I even said I don't agree with any of it, since I think both Federer and Nadal will win more. But hey, some people are just too hung up on certain players, and automatically think a thread that doesn't praise them is simply made to berrate them.
 
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She's quite a character, and very stubborn.



It's called freedom of thought, and everyone is entitled to think about things how they see fit. You may not agree with how they sit down and figure things out, but you are not the judge of that thought process, no one else, except that person who manifested those thoughts is. There are no rules that governs how a person should think, and figure things out. We are all unique, and we all have our own ways.



TMF, thanks for your concerns. But don't worry, I don't care who tries to "attack" me, this just the internet, and everyone here can be Hercules, Zeus, or The Incredible Hulk...
About the thread, it's just me showing a very interesting pattern that my friend and I spoke about. It is nothing more, nothing less. Just one of those strange things that just happened. I even said I don't agree with any of it, since I think both Federer and Nadal will win more. But hey, some people are just too hung up on certain players, and automatically think a thread that doesn't praise them is simply made to berrate them.

No, I'm not the judge Hitman, but I can have an opinion on it. I'm not trying to convince anyone to think like me, but investing time in someone else's achievements is bizarre to me, if I'm not getting paid for it.

We are all here voicing our opinions and likes and dislikes. I simply exercised my right to do so, and if I am not mistaken, others voiced the same opinion. It's all good, that's what the forum is for.
 
No, I'm not the judge Hitman, but I can have an opinion on it. I'm not trying to convince anyone to think like me, but investing time in someone else's achievements is bizarre to me, if I'm not getting paid for it.

We are all here voicing our opinions and likes and dislikes. I simply exercised my right to do so, and if I am not mistaken, others voiced the same opinion. It's all good, that's what the forum is for.

See, this is where you are making a mistake.

Everyone here on this board invests in other's peoples achievements, Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Murray, Sampras...That is what happens when you like a sport and are a fan. You invest time. When Mustard pulls out all those figures and stats, do you say "Thanks Mustard for this information", or do you say how bizzare it is for him to invest so much time in other's achievements? I am sure Mustard doesn't get paid for it either....

And as far as how she pulled that pattern out, it didn't it take her days and days, she did it in minutes...Again, don't make an assumption that despite it being an elaborate pattern and quite a strange one at that, that it took her a whole week of endlesss nights to think of something like this. Thought process and finding patterns is unique to everyone, and for some finding patterns like the one she did, is much much easier.

So this whole opinion of you thinking it is bizzare on a tennis forum, is bizzare to me...if I am now allowed the right to exercise my opinion on your comment above.
 
Don't get so uptight over it Hitman.

One could be forgiven for thinking that it would take a while to go looking through Nadal's slam winning pattern and notice that type of coincidence.
 
No, I'm not the judge Hitman, but I can have an opinion on it. I'm not trying to convince anyone to think like me, but investing time in someone else's achievements is bizarre to me, if I'm not getting paid for it.

We are all here voicing our opinions and likes and dislikes. I simply exercised my right to do so, and if I am not mistaken, others voiced the same opinion. It's all good, that's what the forum is for.

You have 11,000+ posts on here. Now, that is way more bizarre than someone thinking out a pattern, which would probably take, at most, 10 minutes.
 
You have 11,000+ posts on here. Now, that is way more bizarre than someone thinking out a pattern, which would probably take, at most, 10 minutes.

LMFAO but here you'll love this:

11218 posts / 7.1 years = 1580 posts per year.

You're already on 400 in 1 month :oops:

If you keep up your form you'll reach 12000 posts in only 2.5 years :lol:

But it's ok, we all know the truth anyway, you've already got somewhere near that amount of posts, it's just that you've been banned before and under a new account :lol:
 
Nadal to break the slam mirror?

I was taking some time out from my own pre-contest training, and chatting tennis with one of my workout friends, while having the fourth of my eight meals, and we got talking about US Open potential winners. When I asked her what she thought of Nadal's chances, she shook her head and said he has won his last slam already. I thought she was joking, but she smiled and nodded her head, saying it's true. I told her she was crazy, and that he can possibly break the slam record, he has plenty more to go. And she said to me, it is a mirror pattern, and went on to explain.

2005 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semi final who was trying to complete the career slam
2006 - Win F0, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2007 - wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2008 -2009 Wins FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon, and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces

2009-2010 - All titles gone for reversal of the mirror to begin after first slam in Jan.

2010 - Win FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces
2011 - Wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2012 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2013 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semifinal who was trying to complete the career slam

And that was the mirror pattern of Nadal's slams.

I thought that was quite interesting. I told her that probably won't hold much longer, Nadal will win at least another FO. She just smiled, and said, we'll see. And no, she is no Federer fan. :twisted:

I don't get how any of this predicts a damn thing.

And while your friend isn't a Fed fan, she's probably a Cvac fan like you which says a whole lot about her taste, I'm afraid. Lol.
 
I don't get how any of this predicts a damn thing.

And while your friend isn't a Fed fan, she's probably a Cvac fan like you which says a whole lot about her taste, I'm afraid. Lol.

Don't worry Ralph will win more slams. Shouldn't get so mad at someone else's prediction, you make plenty of those day in n day out. :lol:
 
Don't get so uptight over it Hitman.

One could be forgiven for thinking that it would take a while to go looking through Nadal's slam winning pattern and notice that type of coincidence.

Sure. I understand you, I didn't know there was a strange pattern either. I'm cool.

I don't get how any of this predicts a damn thing.

And while your friend isn't a Fed fan, she's probably a Cvac fan like you which says a whole lot about her taste, I'm afraid. Lol.

She is a Berdych fan, she is indifferent to Djokovic. Any excuse for you to take a shot at Novak, right?
 
Nadal to break the slam mirror?

I was taking some time out from my own pre-contest training, and chatting tennis with one of my workout friends, while having the fourth of my eight meals, and we got talking about US Open potential winners. When I asked her what she thought of Nadal's chances, she shook her head and said he has won his last slam already. I thought she was joking, but she smiled and nodded her head, saying it's true. I told her she was crazy, and that he can possibly break the slam record, he has plenty more to go. And she said to me, it is a mirror pattern, and went on to explain.

2005 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semi final who was trying to complete the career slam
2006 - Win F0, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2007 - wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2008 -2009 Wins FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon, and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces

2009-2010 - All titles gone for reversal of the mirror to begin after first slam in Jan.

2010 - Win FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces
2011 - Wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2012 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2013 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semifinal who was trying to complete the career slam

And that was the mirror pattern of Nadal's slams.

I thought that was quite interesting. I told her that probably won't hold much longer, Nadal will win at least another FO. She just smiled, and said, we'll see. And no, she is no Federer fan. :twisted:


did he also mirror his 1st and 2nd round exits at W ?
 
LMFAO but here you'll love this:

11218 posts / 7.1 years = 1580 posts per year.

You're already on 400 in 1 month :oops:

If you keep up your form you'll reach 12000 posts in only 2.5 years :lol:

But it's ok, we all know the truth anyway, you've already got somewhere near that amount of posts, it's just that you've been banned before and under a new account :lol:

I'm probably not gonna post here a couple of months from now. I have a lot of free time going on right now. But good job pretending everybody is a banned no-lifer like you are.
 
See, this is where you are making a mistake.

Everyone here on this board invests in other's peoples achievements, Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Murray, Sampras...That is what happens when you like a sport and are a fan. You invest time. When Mustard pulls out all those figures and stats, do you say "Thanks Mustard for this information", or do you say how bizzare it is for him to invest so much time in other's achievements? I am sure Mustard doesn't get paid for it either....

And as far as how she pulled that pattern out, it didn't it take her days and days, she did it in minutes...Again, don't make an assumption that despite it being an elaborate pattern and quite a strange one at that, that it took her a whole week of endlesss nights to think of something like this. Thought process and finding patterns is unique to everyone, and for some finding patterns like the one she did, is much much easier.

So this whole opinion of you thinking it is bizzare on a tennis forum, is bizzare to me...if I am now allowed the right to exercise my opinion on your comment above.

Of course you can express your opinion, that's why we're here. But I must say that I think it's bizarre that you skipped over so many other posters that said the exact same thing.

Mustard is obviously a numbers person. His attention to detail is what is impressive to me. I am forgetful so I can't imagine being able to do that. And the fact that he's knowledgeable is also impressive. Obviously, he's very organized. Another trait that I admire.

Yes, we all invest our time in our sport, and we all do it in different ways. Some ways may seem bizarre to others, but I think everyone has a right to say how they feel without fear of censure.
 
You have 11,000+ posts on here. Now, that is way more bizarre than someone thinking out a pattern, which would probably take, at most, 10 minutes.

You're going to catch up with me soon considering you just joined and are constantly posting, lol.
 
I was just saying thinking of a pattern for 10 minutes is no more bizarre than having 11,000 posts :lol:

You just joined this month and already have almost 600 posts. How can you think my post number is huge for 7.1 years? Did you read the post where your numbers would surpass mine in a measly 2.5 years on this board? ROFL!

You just blithely skipped over your own numbers. Hilarious!
 
You just joined this month and already have almost 600 posts. How can you think my post number is huge for 7.1 years? Did you read the post where your numbers would surpass mine in a measly 2.5 years on this board? ROFL!

You just blithely skipped over your own numbers. Hilarious!

I know math isn't the strong suit of Nadal fans but 11,000>600 :)
 
Mirror or not, I think there is a chance she is right. I think it is going to be pretty tough for Nadal to win another slam. I don't see him beating Murray and Djokovic on the other surfaces and I think his run at RG could be at an end. Can he hold Djokovic off another year? Will someone else emerge? It is hard to sustain dominance for that long - what he's done is astounding, but it cannot go on forever.

I'm completely baffled at how 2013 should have been a year for others to beat Nadal at RG, yet now that he's in form, he's weaker to win in the future!

2013 was a year for him to be most vulnerable, he had spotty clay play and was coming off a huge gap in play.

Now, that he's playing consistently, he's more likely to lose seems like odd logic to me.
 
Nadal to break the slam mirror?

I was taking some time out from my own pre-contest training, and chatting tennis with one of my workout friends, while having the fourth of my eight meals, and we got talking about US Open potential winners. When I asked her what she thought of Nadal's chances, she shook her head and said he has won his last slam already. I thought she was joking, but she smiled and nodded her head, saying it's true. I told her she was crazy, and that he can possibly break the slam record, he has plenty more to go. And she said to me, it is a mirror pattern, and went on to explain.

2005 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semi final who was trying to complete the career slam
2006 - Win F0, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2007 - wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2008 -2009 Wins FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon, and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces

2009-2010 - All titles gone for reversal of the mirror to begin after first slam in Jan.

2010 - Win FO without losing a set, wins Wimbledon and wins HC slam - Holds slams on all three surfaces
2011 - Wins FO, loses Wimbledon final
2012 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in final, and preventing him from holding all four slams
2013 - Wins FO, defeating world number one in semifinal who was trying to complete the career slam

And that was the mirror pattern of Nadal's slams.

I thought that was quite interesting. I told her that probably won't hold much longer, Nadal will win at least another FO. She just smiled, and said, we'll see. And no, she is no Federer fan. :twisted:

Guess you won't be listening to her anymore in the future :)
 
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