Nadalfan2013
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Whatever floats your boat, noone buys your delusional crap and that's all that matters.
As far as serving goes, Sampras is the GOAT so you're wrong again, dulltard.
Lol Nadal was a very early bloomer on clay... But outside of clay he came into his own and become a contender everywhere many years later... By that time Federer had 3 dominant seasons... Then Nadal took control and the only reason Federer could shine from time to time is due to Nadal always battling injuries, barely playing full seasons and always having to make comebacks and try to regain his form... Otherwise Nadal would already have the lead today by many slams despite being 5 years younger... I mean tennis nicknames have always been Frauderer, Weakerer, Vulterer showing how overrated he is, it's not a coincidence… However the main other nickname has been Dull...
I would have put Sampras at #2 because he never had to face incredible returners like Nadal and Djokovic, only Agassi but I rate him lower... But if you insist that Sampras is the GOAT server then Federer isn't the GOAT in any tennis shot...
Nadal hasn't been injured anywhere near as much as his fans bring up especially with his "injury in 2012" being of the questionable variety. And with his peasant playing style he should be injured more than he is. Nadal was reaching Wimbledon finals consistently starting in 2006, it's just that Federer didn't play like shit as he did in 2008 handing Ralphy an easy win. Anyways 11 years later with Nadal playing the best grass court tennis of his life he was rather easily snuffed out by a 38 year old who hasn't played well in quite awhile as is the expectation with someone who is beyond ancient.
Nadal is only relevant in a GOAT discussion because he is that amazing on one surface, or to break it down further, he is in the GOAT discussion because his forehand topspin is that ridiculous on one surface that no one can handle his rally shot over the course of a long match. Aside from clay he gets a little golf clap for sniping some big titles here and there when the other two titans aren't up for the job.
. Anyways 11 years later with Nadal playing the best grass court tennis of his life he was rather easily snuffed out by a 38 year old who hasn't played well in quite awhile as is the expectation with someone who is beyond ancient.
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True the Drooling one did win that Wimbledon match but Rafa certainly didn’t play well that day, hardly the best grass form in that match. Denture boy no doubt pressured him, but clearly Rafa was out of sorts regardless.
That the Incontinent one did win that match shows you can play into form even if you’ve been struggling previously.
As to the final, both Novak and Hospice man both played well below their form so there’s that.
What? Fed's level in that first set is the best he's played against faker in a long time post racquet change.
It's just that he played like a total retard in every big point specially gifting that TB from 5-3 up. What a fuckup I still can't get over it.
Faker's level wasn't good, that I agree but that had a lot to do with Fed's own level.
Come on , lets hope for a Novak-Nadal final, so Bull can take revenge for AO final. Agree?Would be amazing to see Federer def. Djokovic in the SF and then losing to Nadal in the F... Kind of the opposite of Wimbledon...
Good draw for Bull.Looking at the Men's draw, ON PAPER: Nadal does have the toughest quarter out of the Big Three however, the only real threat I can see against Nadal is Khachanov on a potential QF matchup. The other players do not really threat Nadal based on current form.
Cilic and Isner are having a bad year. Even if they reached the 4th round, I do not think they will have the form to really trouble Nadal.
Zverev is just a complete mess right now so yeah...
Thiem is a big question mark because it is still a hard court and we do not really know which version of Thiem really shows up in this tournament. In addition, if he does reach the semifinals will he be fresh or tired? It is why I has happy that Federer landed on Djokovic's half.
Even though Millman defeated Federer last year here, I do not think Millman can repeat the same performance against Nadal this year. Besides, Nadal will be ready for the milkman.
Come on , lets hope for a Novak-Nadal final, so Bull can take revenge for AO final. Agree?
Si signora, easier draw with the best HC player in his half? Good joke.LOL, Federer has the easier draw, one more time like in Wimbledon
Lol Nadal was a very early bloomer on clay... But outside of clay he came into his own and become a contender everywhere many years later... By that time Federer had 3 dominant seasons... Then Nadal took control and the only reason Federer could shine from time to time is due to Nadal always battling injuries, barely playing full seasons and always having to make comebacks and try to regain his form... Otherwise Nadal would already have the lead today by many slams despite being 5 years younger... I mean tennis nicknames have always been Frauderer, Weakerer, Vulterer showing how overrated he is, it's not a coincidence… However the main other nickname has been Dull...
Challenge accepted! Let’s both hope it happens.Why not... The hardcourt Bull seems to peak in Canada and USO... Can't wait...
Come on , lets hope for a Novak-Nadal final, so Bull can take revenge for AO final. Agree?
Haha, that’s a good one!As a Federer fan, that would be a no PS: If Novak's nickname was shit, that potential final would be BullShit!
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