Fed took several tries
True, all against Rafa though. Novak beat Nadal and Murray and still didn't win.Fed took several tries
Fed took several tries
Now Wimbledon... on crappy Sport1. No thanks.
so glad I burnt that sweatband
True, all against Rafa though. Novak beat Nadal and Murray and still didn't win.
do you have no access to swiss public TV? unfair because we get yours and the austrian ones.
Oti Xero sei dank.
Federer was 27 when he won it. Djoker is 28 now.
Maybe Djokovic's ceiling is to have a Pete Sampras career. He can rack up US Opens and AO's, but never win a French. Not a bad career at all, but there will be that void
#Trivia: Both winners this year have the same initial SW
#Trivia: Both winners this year have the same initial SW
#Trivia: Both winners this year have the same initial SW
Fair play to Stan, he ripped that fourth set from out of Novak's hands and took it back and then some. In an era of 5 hour semi-finals followed by 6 hour finals, there's still something to be said about the path of least resistance; stamina isn't infinite after all. Murray might not have beaten Djokovic yesterday, but he set him up beautifully for Wawrinka to finish the job.
I think it proved that the QF victory against Nadal wasn't really that much of a watershed moment, especially given how poor Nadal has been this year. It's not so much a right of passage when you only beat the former king of clay at his gimped and inept.
If you lose agains Nadal, you also lose RG.looks like beating Nadal means you lose RG
pick the excuse for djokovic fans:
scheduling
fixed draw
long semi
all of the above
Maybe Djokovic's ceiling is to have a Pete Sampras career. He can rack up US Opens and AO's, but never win a French. Not a bad career at all, but there will be that void
It is Federer watching the final in case you didn't figure it out
lol, has anyone made an excuse? I know I haven't.
I wonder if you'll remember this the next time Federer loses. Probably not.
Maybe Djokovic's ceiling is to have a Pete Sampras career. He can rack up US Opens and AO's, but never win a French. Not a bad career at all, but there will be that void
of course i will remember this. i'll need something to make me feel better.
You mostly just troll so it's probably foolish of me to think that you'd ever do the things you lecture others about.
Not so stealthy brag said:
Woah, that was something else. I got the chance of following the match with an amazing backdrop. That vibe was great, people were really into the match.
Woah, that was something else. I got the chance of following the match with an amazing backdrop. That vibe was great, people were really into the match.
Lol. I would be surprised if he manages to win a single GS title.Is there any hope for Nadal to overtake federer before retiring or is his career most likely over?
Is there any hope for Nadal to overtake federer before retiring or is his career most likely over?
Looking very unlikely at this point.Is there any hope for Nadal to overtake federer before retiring or is his career most likely over?
http://www.si.com/tennis/2015/06/07/stan-wawrinka-wins-2015-french-open-second-major-titleMuch has been made of the Samuel Beckett quote tattooed into Wawrinka's arm when he won the Australian Open: "Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better."
Asked about the quote again on Sunday, a smiling Stan summed it all up: "It's just my career. It's quite strange when I tell myself that I have a gold medal, a Davis Cup, and I have two Grand Slam. Something quite amazing. Never expect to be that far in my career. Never expect to be that strong."
Is there any hope for Nadal to overtake federer before retiring or is his career most likely over?