Incredible statistic there from John Inverdale. In just over 1,500 matches in his professional career, Roger had never retired injured once the match got under way.
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Not like Needle Nadal when the going gets tough
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Roger PEDerer.
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Best of luck to the Great Man tomorrow.
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heâsup against it, but if one man can do it, The GOAT can
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If he wins tomorrow he will be undisputed GOAT. To be still winning slams a month from his 38th birthday is unbelievable.
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Thereâs no if about it, the TENNIS lesson he gave to the drug cheat the other day is akin to a @Tassotti INTERNET beating. Thatâs the only way to describe it, such was the humiliation of it. Nadal should hang up his racquet after that
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It is unbelievable. Correct
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Not normal as Lance might say
Theyâre all on somthing, not in the epo levels but these lads get looked after. 2 - 3 tests per year and its micro doping. Iâm very sceptic of Federer, no denying the talent a forearm shot down the line isnât due to drugs, but not playing to preserve his body and him bringing out these performances for major events is an alarm bell. If they started testing them properly theyâd be all fucked out. Just find it hard to believe.
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Federer has never beaten both Djokovic and Nadal on the way to winning a slam before.
He has the chance to do that today and what a wonderful day it will be if he does it.
Fair play if he does.
Could be his best chance at making it 21 as I think both Nadal and Djokovic are likely to surpass 20 as things are.
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Neither have Djokovic or Nadal.
Djokovic has beaten Federer and Nadal on the way to slams.
Nadal has beaten Federer and Djokovic on the way to slams.
Federer has never beaten Nadal and Djokovic on the way to slams.
You didnât quite get that did you?
I was giving you the benefit of the doubt but itâs clear youâre an idiot.
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But it was so predictable that you would bite.
Predictable that youâre an idiot?
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