It's also funny how "coming out of nowhere" inspires no suspicion amongst certain posters here. (Not you, Don Fabio.) Kinda same with the "indefatigable" Medvedev. Somehow, it was not the same for Nadal, when he came up, in a pretty weak era. Theories of doping abounded, and do still, even though he's a proven great. I'm not implying anything against Matteo or Daniil...just making fun of those who hold so hard onto their doping theories about Nadal. Where are your suspicions now? Asking for a friend.
Me?! The hell you say. Nah, just pointing out the odd irony for people who know who they are.Moxie, are you trying to pick a fight? No way
I see, these new guys don't have biceps big enough so they are innocentIt's also funny how "coming out of nowhere" inspires no suspicion amongst certain posters here. (Not you, Don Fabio.) Kinda same with the "indefatigable" Medvedev. Somehow, it was not the same for Nadal, when he came up, in a pretty weak era. Theories of doping abounded, and do still, even though he's a proven great. I'm not implying anything against Matteo or Daniil...just making fun of those who hold so hard onto their doping theories about Nadal. Where are your suspicions now? Asking for a friend.
Coming out of nowhere" for Berrettini could be well understood if you analyze his career path to date.It's also funny how "coming out of nowhere" inspires no suspicion amongst certain posters here. (Not you, Don Fabio.) Kinda same with the "indefatigable" Medvedev. Somehow, it was not the same for Nadal, when he came up, in a pretty weak era. Theories of doping abounded, and do still, even though he's a proven great. I'm not implying anything against Matteo or Daniil...just making fun of those who hold so hard onto their doping theories about Nadal. Where are your suspicions now? Asking for a friend.
You understand that I'm not suspicious. I just wish some people used the same standards when they judge other players that they use as "proof" for Rafa. @DarthFed loves to say that Rafa came 'out of nowhere,' as if it were reason for suspicion, when his climb up wasn't even as steep as Berrettini's, for example. I think you know I have a back-and-forth with Front on double-standards. It's just to remind them that their radar has always been keenly attuned to Rafa, and goes completely dark when other players are involved, particularly if they manage to challenge Nadal. Or, god forbid, as it relates to Roger. Some people just need to be reminded of what they say about one player, and how, ironically, the same things don't raise their hackles in others.
