André Dominguez
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I Guess the motivation post Laver CUP for north American tennis players didn't last long. It is vital for tennis to have at least one top US tennis player.
They had the 80s and 90s what more do they wantI Guess the motivation post Laver CUP for north American tennis players didn't last long. It is vital for tennis to have at least one top US tennis player.
They have one of the biggest fanbases of the whole sport and as they don't have any American to root for, tennis is declining in USA in terms of interest.They had the 80s and 90s what more do they want
Any chance they might start taking football / soccer seriously instead?They have one of the biggest fanbases of the whole sport and as they don't have any American to root for, tennis is declining in USA in terms of interest.
Any chance they might start taking football / soccer seriously instead?
Just dropping in to post my annual there's-not-a-player-whose-story-I-believe-less-than-Karatsev's post.
He was lucky for not being disqualified in this match. This ref was lenient with his behaviour.Rune is good but fecking hell, such an unlikeable wanker.
It does very much feel like the beginning of the inevitable end. He's had the problem with the foot, abdominal tear and now a hip injury, three pretty serious and different injuries in a year. Heard on the Tennis Podcast that he's only won 5 matches since beating Fritz and withdrawing from the Wimbledon SF last year.Nadal about to hold his press conference in a bit. He's most likely to announce his withdrawal from RG at the very least. Some rumors even swirling he might completely withdraw from the rest of the year. This is starting to feel like Federers end.
He's a very nice, humble guy off-court, just a sore loser who occasionally turns into a monster on the court. He'll learn to control it, like Federer did, he's already gotten a lot better.Rune is good but fecking hell, such an unlikeable wanker.
Guess it’s just for a bit of support, but maybe eyes emoji?
Honestly, would he even get in the team ahead of Alcaraz, Busta, Agut and Davidovich Fokina?Pretty much confirmed that he's planning to have a retirement tour next year. Aiming to return at the Davis Cup later this year (November).
Can't recall PCB or RBA doing much of late to be honest and Nadal could probably be a doubles option in any case.Honestly, would he even get in the team ahead of Alcaraz, Busta, Agut and Davidovich Fokina?
Sad news this, felt almost like a retirement announcement.
Not tennis, but close enough. Incredible rally…
Haha can't believe it. Switched it off when 0-4 downMonfils
Mad man, what an atmosphere.
Not tennis, but close enough. Incredible rally…