Tennis Thread

Haven't we already got a tennis thread?

 
I don’t know much about tennis but Emma Raducanu has had a number of injuries. I just hope the media don’t pressure her, Luke Littler and other young stars we have.

When Raducanu won the US Open, we had the last game or two on in the pub late and everyone stopped partying (they had DJ / karaoke on) to watch.

Old Billy was going “How on earth can you be half Romanian and half Chinese?”
Simple. Romanian guy shags a Chinese bird. Baby is born. They went 50-50.
 
Haven't we already got a tennis thread?

Do you answer all yer own questions? It didn't come up when I searched it, hope you can rescue your day
 
To be fair, she was wretching into a towel mid set, I don't think it's an excuse.

Having watched it, it was a very physical match with lots of long games. Tough one to play when you're coming back from many injuries and probably not 100% match fit.
I didn't see this but I did notice a pic of some male pro tennis player wretching into a bin .no idea who it was or which tournament...
 
England once went to war with France because they sent a young Henry V a box of tennis balls as a mocking gift.
 
True

You wouldn't see Novak throwing up!
Djokovic was the king of claiming injuries or pulling out whenever losing earlier in his career - he doesn't seem to pull out so much anymore, but he's still always "injured" when losing the miraculously recovers and finds a way to win!

Federer however never pulled out during a match or during a grand slam tournament in his entire career - pretty rare.
 
Djokovic was the king of claiming injuries or pulling out whenever losing earlier in his career - he doesn't seem to pull out so much anymore, but he's still always "injured" when losing the miraculously recovers and finds a way to win!

Federer however never pulled out during a match or during a grand slam tournament in his entire career - pretty rare.
Federer was and will always be a class above Djokovic.
 
Federer only ever beat Djokavic once on grass
Yeah. Lost all 3 Wimbledon finals vs Djokovic, so it's hard to make a case for Federer. You can make the case for the "more entertaining to watch" argument, but it's so subjective. In South America, North America (split with Fed), and Central and Eastern Europe, Nadal is the most popular player. In Eastern/Southern Europe and Asia, it's Djokovic. In Western Europe and North America (split with Rafa), it's Roger. Tennis-wise, Federer basically doesn't have any meaningful records left. Of course, Nadal is the greatest player ever on clay, and it's difficult to imagine anyone will ever come close to him, but Djokovic is the GOAT, no doubt about it.

Anyway, I am a Nadal fan, so I hope Rafa has one last run at the French in him. Such a shame he got injured again in Brisbane because I thought he looked very promising otherwise.
 
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