@pavyg
Nole followed the rules&was happy to accept the cons. of not playing if 💉 was the requirement. The consequences of getting him detained like a criminal on the back of the valid official document issued by the Australian government was a political ploy, obv supported by this 🐍
@Yessrao
@Olly_Tennis_
Professional tennis player eloquently responds to a question he is asked, pertaining to his professional standing.
Haters: He tries so hard. Poor guy!
Give your head a wobble. Poor whatever you are.
This label by
@CommunityNotes
is biased and factually incorrect.
An email sent in 2020 by the Cabinet Office to PPE Medpro said our gowns had been “approved by technical”.
We dispute all claims by the government that the product was defective, and intend to clear our name.
@BarclayCard18
That's harsh. We've seen time and again that Djokovic only reacts when provoked. This was awarded not on merit but on some bullshit criteria, and good for him for calling it out for what it is.
@LajkseRose
Drugarica vegetarijanka otišla na krstarenje Nilom, tamo davne 2006. Prvo mesto gde su seli da jedu, pita koje su vam vegetarijanske opcije? Imate piletinu, veli Egipćanin. 🧐🤷
@ChaoticGood42_
@ask_aubry
Meh, sometimes you just want to be with just yourself/your little ones, and even checking up on someone else could be felt as a responsibility you're not ready or willing to offer. And that's OK too.
@theslicestephen
Dear Readers, especially those that don't watch tennis, they applauded to Fed for challenging the umpire, on the back of a few whistles/boos, from a handful of people.
@nadalprop_
Yes, poor Rafa, can't reach finals when he loses in earlier rounds 😢 Really uncomfortable indeed, for a player of Rafa's calibre. He'll retire soon, and then he can rest.
@TrackerTennis
Novak transcended Fedal, no point in discussing what their fans think/feel.
Nadal played against the feral crowd only once, I think, and was all outraged. And Federer had yelled shut up at Novak's box, cause he couldn't handle it. Pure garbage and bias.
@pavyg
His presser was well rehearsed to try and put Djokovic down (playing number 2., lying he didn't see Djoković hanging up on him, imitation is the highest form of flattery, please).
@AtletiPrince
@TheTennisLetter
Nole is respected like that. He was the one who was invited to present the Ballon d'Or award just a few weeks ago. He also enjoyed himself at a concert of a famous cellist, Hauser, where he was invited to stage and played saxophone. What's your point?
@TennisInthePar1
@Olly_Tennis_
Yup. He was so threatened 😂😂😂 that's exactly what he said.
Now, while you're at it, analyse Djokovic's relationship with Alcaraz and see if anything you say makes sense. JfC.
@chris1bowers
No, it's not a debate. Stats exist, so there is no confusion, and thus, 'subjective' can be removed from the equation. You know, like in olden days when Fed was leading in GS race and was therefore considered the GOAT. Duh.
The Alcaraz Era is upon us.
An age in which age doesn’t matter and impossible shots are served with a smile 😏
Congrats Carlos Alcaraz, youngest world no.1, on major no.2.
Your time has only just begun.
@Stipest1
@TheTennisLetter
Yes. That was after he was repeatedly booed/abused verbally by the same audience. He'll take it on the chin up until a certain point, but rest assured he's not a pushover.
@Aleeexanderrrrr
You forgot to add how beautifully Federer flicks his hair during a match. That should also give some weight to your opinion expressed above.