DarthFed
The GOAT
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I think most would disagree that it wasn't a big match for Thiem going forward.
How is that a big match. Am I missing something? Did he win?
I think most would disagree that it wasn't a big match for Thiem going forward.
It is terrible. No use staying up so late and watching.
Got to get up in less than five hours to go to work.
If Ralph has lost at least I would not have nightmares.
I think most would disagree that it wasn't a big match for Thiem going forward.
The moral of the study is not to hate watch, bad for the health....
Nadal had that volley in the 4th set that would have given him MP.
They were gimmees missed on both sides but kudos to both players that they both came roaring back from what could have been crestfallen mini setbacks.
I envy those that don't hate and I'm not kidding. Life would be much easier if I didn't hate certain athletes and people in general. But some things are beyond my control.
I envy those that don't hate and I'm not kidding. Life would be much easier if I didn't hate certain athletes and people in general. But some things are beyond my control.
You even hate the non-haters.
So who do you hate in football?
Everybody except the Green Bay Packers. Special hatred for Minnesota, New England, Chicago, and Dallas.
Nadal botched that type of volleys more than once in this match. In fairness, all of them were caused because Thiem got to the ball and somehow got it back in while generally it was kind of assumed that Rafa's previous shot was a winner. But, Rafa should do better. Except for JMac, everyone knows that Rafa is not a great volleyer.
That’s fine as long as that translates to love for Aaron Rogers, he’s a Chico boy...
Chico? Is that what they call Southern Cal guys? Yes I have love for Rodgers, he is our whole team. Add Seattle to the list of special hatred.
The most shocking aspect is the 0-6 first set against the eventual winner. Have you ever seen anything like that in men's game, especially players like Rafa? If Rafa was injured or incapacitated somehow, then the next 2 sets would also be bagels (or sticks maybe) as you originally wished and we would go to beds early...It really got to sting for Thiem. Consider the following stats.
1. Thiem broke Rafa six times. Rafa broke Thiem only five times.
2. Thiem won 171 points. Rafa won 165 points. So, Thiem won six more points than Rafa.
3. Rafa is +6 in the differential. But Thiem is +17 in the differential. So, Thiem is ahead by 11 in the differential.
However, the most important stat is who won the match.