This is an awful lot of bitching and complaining about players getting injured and having to take time off, and also judgement about their choices. Considering they play, and risk injury, for your amusement. We all know that the game has gotten much more physical, and why. There are more injuries. And players taking long absences, including your current fave. You hate Nadal, which is your right, but to pretend that he drops out on a whim, or that he's done it late, as a habit, is incorrect and mean-spirited. To whinge about Murray playing last night at the risk of further injury to his hip is both insincere, since you hate him, too, and not necessarily correct. What are you, a doctor? If you couldn't appreciate the heroic effort that he put up v. RBA as a rather great moment in sports courage and heart, then you could have also just kept your opinion and your raft of emoticons to yourself, you old hysteric. A lot of us thought that was a great effort by Murray. He's probably got a hip-replacement in his future, anyway, so why not wear out the betraying old joint, for the bastard that it is? Eventually, he'll have a new hip, but he'll always have the experience of and kudos for how he played that match.