Right tactic for Djokovic to beat Nadal at RG...

[clayqueen]

I have a questions for you, if rafa had lost that 2nd set to novak in the FO final this, do you think he would have won anyway?

A totally pointless question. Rafa DID NOT lose the 2nd set that's all there is to it.

 

[clayqueen]

I need a new sig btw, any suggestions?

How about:


'Rafael Nadal Is the Leonardo da Vinci of Tennis'

It’s usually Roger Federer who gets compared to intellectual heroes, but a remark by John McEnroe rightly appreciated that Nadal's best, most underrated weapon is his brain.
ASHLEY FETTERSSEP 5 2013, 12:20 PM ET

AP / Charles Krupa

Last night in New York, a former U.S. Open tennis champion dismantled an opponent 6-0, 6-2, 6-2 in the quarterfinals of this year’s event. It was yet another display of the player’s unparalleled dominance, and as the victor celebrated, TV commentator and retired tennis legend John McEnroe remarked, “What we’re seeing here, this guy is the Leonardo da Vinci—the Albert Einstein—of tennis.”

http://www.theatlantic.com/entertai...al-is-the-leonardo-da-vinci-of-tennis/279383/

 

[Noleberic123]

How about 'Rafael Nadal is the Leonardo da Vinci of tennis'?


'Rafael Nadal Is the Leonardo da Vinci of Tennis'

It’s usually Roger Federer who gets compared to intellectual heroes, but a remark by John McEnroe rightly appreciated that Nadal's best, most underrated weapon is his brain.
ASHLEY FETTERSSEP 5 2013, 12:20 PM ET

AP / Charles Krupa

Last night in New York, a former U.S. Open tennis champion dismantled an opponent 6-0, 6-2, 6-2 in the quarterfinals of this year’s event. It was yet another display of the player’s unparalleled dominance, and as the victor celebrated, TV commentator and retired tennis legend John McEnroe remarked, “What we’re seeing here, this guy is the Leonardo da Vinci—the Albert Einstein—of tennis.”

nah it has to be about djokovic sorry mate

 

[clayqueen]

nah it has to be about djokovic sorry mate

Then how about ' Djokovic is NOT the Leonardo da Vinci of tennis'?