Nadal On Clay
Djokovic > Nadal > Federer
- Oct 11, 2017
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Oh well, congrats Djokovic. At least it makes the majors race more interesting.
Nadal 22
Djokovic 21
Federer 20
Nadal 22
Djokovic 21
Federer 20
Wah wah wahDjokovic is a very repulsive person and his thoughts on vaccines further tarnish his legacy.
If that's what you want to think, sureIt's true.
You were right w/ your prediction. I feel like I underestimate his mental toughness... still.It's like sets 3, 4 and 5 in Grand Slams have become Djokovic's comfort zone. That's really extraordinary, not to mention almost impossible to beat.
Self-serving sanctimonious twaddle.It's true.
Everytime I start to like Djokovic he says or does something so dumb that it reminds me of why I don't. From a strictly tennis POV you can't not respect what he's done and continues to do. The King of mental strength.Self-serving sanctimonious twaddle.
Am I a big fan of his? No. Do I find him repulsive? No. He shoots himself in the foot a lot, but that's about it. Does his stance on vaccines tarnish his legacy? Though I disagree with his position, he has a right to his opinion if you believe in freedom of speech and thought. I don't think his stance on vaccines will matter an iota when his career is over and people start evaluating it.
I don't think so at all. I don't agree with his take on vaccines but his legacy in tennis is set.Djokovic is a very repulsive person and his thoughts on vaccines further tarnish his legacy.
What's that now?Djokovic is a civil rights hero. I’m not a Djokovic fan, but have been rooting for him more of late.
LOL, no.Djokovic is a civil rights hero. I’m not a Djokovic fan, but have been rooting for him more of late.
I can see why as a fan of him you don't view it that way. You want him to play more events and that's difficult for him now, but he's a civil rights hero for being willing to stand up for what he believes and showing that he's not going to back down to governments that think they should be allowed to tell him what drugs belong in his body. If it costs him professionally, he's willing to accept it because the principles he believes in are more important to him. For someone that famous in society to take such a stand on such an important issue makes him a civil rights hero.LOL, no.
I can see why as a fan of him you don't view it that way. You want him to play more events and that's difficult for him now, but he's a civil rights hero for being willing to stand up for what he believes and showing that he's not going to back down to governments that think they should be allowed to tell him what drugs belong in his body. If it costs him professionally, he's willing to accept it because the principles he believes in are more important to him. For someone that famous in society to take such a stand on such an important issue makes him a civil rights hero.
I can see why as a fan of him you don't view it that way. You want him to play more events and that's difficult for him now, but he's a civil rights hero for being willing to stand up for what he believes and showing that he's not going to back down to governments that think they should be allowed to tell him what drugs belong in his body. If it costs him professionally, he's willing to accept it because the principles he believes in are more important to him. For someone that famous in society to take such a stand on such an important issue makes him a civil rights hero.
From the rational to the ludicrous. Man, the bullsh*t is flying fast around here.today.I can see why as a fan of him you don't view it that way. You want him to play more events and that's difficult for him now, but he's a civil rights hero for being willing to stand up for what he believes and showing that he's not going to back down to governments that think they should be allowed to tell him what drugs belong in his body. If it costs him professionally, he's willing to accept it because the principles he believes in are more important to him. For someone that famous in society to take such a stand on such an important issue makes him a civil rights hero.