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ma taj Vimbldon je nevažan, pa Federer ga je osvojio 7 puta!

vjerovatno ga podsjeća na Švicu, a Đokovića na njegovo selo, čak je i travu paso prvi put

šta zna Đovak šta je šljaka!

inače, dobio ga samo na brzinu, Rodžer omatorio, ne stiže da riternira, al realno klasu je on iznad Novaka, to je fakat, k'o Mesi i Ronaldo da se porede, ko Safet Sušić i Savićević

Novak je svakako među najboljima svih vremena, tu nema spora, ali Federer je Federer, čak i šest godina stariji

To smo odavno utvrdili. Steta sto je slina.

ma kakvi, imaš Sagitaša sa teorijom zavjere da Federer nikad ne bi osvojio tolike slemove da je imao jaču konkurenciju

kao da odbijaju da vide klasu, jest on slina i fizički nikad nije mogao da parira Nadalu, ali umjetnost je onakav bekend

Oh, kakvo poznavanje tenisa! Oh, kakva plauzibilnost! Federerov bekhend je umetnost nad umetnošću!

eo Federer umjetnik i u zaradama
Prize money $90,936,295

Đoko Prize money   $82,346,218


ko juri pare a ko stvarno igra i voli tenis, zna se!

Ti kad lupetaš ne znaš ni šta si napisao. Brkneš po Guglu i odma' si pametan. Ko juri pare, a ko voli tenis?

Dobro, Nadal kad je bio na vrhuncu drogi...ovaj, forme, stvarno niko, pa ni Federer nije mogao da mu pridje. Ali Nadalov i Federerov tenis...po meni je neukusno uporedjivati. Na kraju, gde je taj Nadal? Gde ce biti Djoka sa 33 godine? Daj boze da bude drugi na svetu i igra GS finala, ali nesto nisam bas siguran u to. Meni je Federer najbolji teniser koga sam ikad gledao. Sto ne mora nista da znaci, ali ovo je internet pa svako moze da kaze sta misli

A tek nagrade s turnira nisu nikakvo merilo, jer te nagrade konstantno rastu. Đokara će sa 29 imati veću ukupnu zaradu nego Roleks. One sponzorske pare su još manji pokazatelj (kladim se da Ana ima više para od npr. Kuznjecove ili Kvitove, koje su objektivnijim merilima uspešnije teniserke). Pa Federer je i dalje u top 10 najplaćenijih sportista na svetu po sabranoj godišnjoj zaradi, kao i recimo Kobi Brajant. Veći tog novca je iz sponzorskih ugovora. S druge strane, bokseri nemaju sponzorstva, pogotovo ako su problematični, ali imaju nekoliko desetina miliona za meč koji može da traje desetak sekundi.

Nego, ne znam odakle ta zabuna, pa svi igraju za pare. Neki čak i ne moraju da igraju, zavisi od popularnosti sporta. Za ispadanje u prvom kolu W, dobija se oko 30 soma funti. Toliko neki drugi sportisti ne vide ni kad osvoje zlato. Recimo, sumnjam da će Milica Mandić u karijeri da vidi para koliko je Aleksandra Krunić zaradila sa dve pobede u tri dana. Samo se treba dokopati žreba, tj. biti po renkingu među prvih 120-130 igrača, što opet nije zanemarljiv uspeh u tenisu.

naravno da svi igraju za pare, ali je takođe jasno da on igra ama baš svaki turnir gdje ima koja nula više za pobjednika

Quote from: Pizzobatto on 14-07-2015, 17:21:46
naravno da svi igraju za pare, ali je takođe jasno da on igra ama baš svaki turnir gdje ima koja nula više za pobjednika

Ko to?

Quote from: Petronije on 14-07-2015, 16:43:26
Dobro, Nadal kad je bio na vrhuncu drogi...ovaj, forme, stvarno niko, pa ni Federer nije mogao da mu pridje. Ali Nadalov i Federerov tenis...po meni je neukusno uporedjivati. Na kraju, gde je taj Nadal? Gde ce biti Djoka sa 33 godine? Daj boze da bude drugi na svetu i igra GS finala, ali nesto nisam bas siguran u to. Meni je Federer najbolji teniser koga sam ikad gledao. Sto ne mora nista da znaci, ali ovo je internet pa svako moze da kaze sta misli

Slažem se da je najbolji, i igra najlepši tenis. Na kraju, osvojio je i najviše slemova.
Gde će biti Novak, videćemo. S obzirom da je odlično fizički pripremljen i da u karijeri nije imao nikakvih
značajnih povreda, sasvim je moguće da će i u godinama koje pominješ, biti vrlo konkurentan za najveće titule.
Ja sam smatrao, s obzirom na njegov talenat i rad, da je neuspeh ako karijeru ne završi sa dvocifrenim brojem GS titula.
Prilično je izvesno, gotovo sigurno da će to ostvariti, pošto mu fali još samo jedna za titulu br. 10, a sad na koliko će stati, videćemo.

Iskreno, voleo bih da Novak doceka lepu starost u tenisu ali sumnjam da je to realno. Secam se Federera na vrhuncu snage, pa cak i sada, nikad se nije "raspadao" na terenu kao Novak i vecina tenisera. Nikad mu dusa nije u nosu, skoro se i ne znoji, ne bori se za dah. Zasto je to tako, da li su fizicke predispozicije, vrhunska tehnika - pa mu treba manje snage za neke udarce, nesto trece ili cetvrto ili od svega po malo, jebemliga. Mozda i lupetam ali kad ga gledam kako igra imam utisak da se uopste ne trosi, dok sa Novakom to nije slucaj. Ako sada, na vrhuncu snage on ima problema sa kondicijom kako ce mu tek biti kad zagazi u cetvrtu deceniju zivota a pojave se novi, mladi, igraci?

Brate Petronije, moraćeš malo pažljivije da gledaš tenis ubuduće. Federer već nekoliko godina nije onaj koga opisuješ. Iako zaista izgleda kao da je balerina u Labudovom jezeru, ipak je rasna anticipacija ono šta ga godinama gura. Samo, sada baš i ne stigne sve, videli smo mu i kapi znoja, a ona stara dobra tehnika sve više liči na Simonovu. Čovek lovi slab gem protivnika i to mu je dosta. Kad je poslednji put nekoga "omlatio"?

Pa ja to i tvrdim, mozda nisam bio najjasniji u prethodnom postu ali zar nismo o tome ranije diskutovali? Covek u tries trecoj godini na cisto iskustvo i znanje odrzava drugu poziciju vec godinama? Ni petu, ni sedmu, ni desetu, vec drugu? Sta, ni sad nema konkurencije? Gde je Marej, Ferer, Nadal, Vavrinka, Nisikori, neki tamo Izner, Berdih, hrvati, Raonic, bilo ko?

s 34 (edit: 33 i 11 mjeseci ) godine jedino Agasi je mlatio, Beker, Sampras i drugari odavno okačili rekete

eo ja se sjećam kako je omlatio Novaka na jednom US openu, ono je neponovljivo, Novak imao meč loptu u polufinalu i poduvao mat u tri poteza, otišlo se u peti set i ćao Nole

Nole igra kao Nadal, nešto je suptilniji od španskog sivonje, ali i njega čeka ista sudbina, ne mogu zglobovi da izdrže takvu igru, na stranu droga, dal je uzima ili ne

isto kao Živojinović nekad, to je samo na snagu, doduše ima Novak i tehnike i brzine, i malo je manji neurotik balkanski nego npr Ivanišević, ali sve u svemu bliži je njima nego Federeru

zaslužio je da osvoji Rolan Garos, al da prestigne Federera stvarno je naučna fantastika

To, svakako veci majstor od Nadala ali isto toliko manji od Fedeksa.

Nadal je na neki način upropastio tenis, zbog njega su mnogi krenuli s tim silovanjem lopte, možda bi i Đoković drugačiji igrač bio da nije bilo drogaša s Majorke

B92: Novak osetio marihuanu na tribinama - B92: Novak osetio marihuanu na tribinama http://www.b92.net/sport/tenis/vesti.php?yyyy=2015&mm=08&dd=15&nav_id=1027623

Kad bi znao kakva kriza vlada u Srbiji ne bi se zalio

Novak Djokovic Is No. 1, Like It or Not

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Novak Djokovic has spent most of the last four years as the world's No. 1 ranked tennis player, but he is not necessarily the people's champion. Having finally overtaken the affable, urbane superstar Roger Federer and his longtime foil, Rafael Nadal (a popular underdog), Mr. Djokovic knows the crowd is not always on his side. But that has only steeled his resolve.
During the Rogers Cup tournament in Montreal last month, he stepped into an empty space adjacent to the media room at the Uniprix Stadium complex in Jarry Park. He was flanked by his agent Elena Cappellaro and a publicist for the ATP tour. For a 6-foot-2 elite athlete, Mr. Djokovic seemed startlingly slight.
In his 2013 book, "Serve to Win," he wrote of dropping from 182 pounds to 172 in the wake of switching to a gluten-free diet, causing his family and friends to worry he was becoming too skinny. But far from seeming fragile when you see him up close, Mr. Djokovic projects strength and sturdiness. When he sat down, his posture was perfect.
"At the beginning of my career," said Mr. Djokovic, 28, "I was observed as a rebel, somebody who comes in the mix and starts to challenge the two guys that were so dominant. 'Who is this guy from Serbia, small country, comes from nowhere and starts saying he can beat the top guys and become No. 1?' Obviously, I understand the people's reaction to that, but I felt that the only way for me to get out there was to show that I deserved to be there."
Mr. Djokovic, who wore white snug-fitting, knee-length tennis shorts and a tangerine top by his clothing sponsor, Uniqlo, was careful to note that he never "disrespected" the sport or his rivals. "I try to praise, to understand, because we are more or less in the same situation," he said. "Because of Nadal and Federer, I became a better player, and I became who I am today. But I had to earn it, and I still have to earn it. I'm still not at, I guess, the level of appreciation of Nadal and Federer — and deservedly so for them, because they have been so dominant."
Mr. Djokovic, who entered the United States Open as the top seed, had just put himself through a strenuous practice session in the broiling heat, and there was a trace of weariness in his voice.
"They are champions on and off the court," he said, still speaking of Mr. Federer and Mr. Nadal. "But that motivates me even more to keep going."

Made, Not BornThe notion that champions are born and not made does not apply to Mr. Djokovic, who follows a strict regimen (diet, exercise, yoga and meditation) designed to keep him strong enough to withstand fickle crowds and the complacency that can knock a No. 1 off his perch.
When he came onto the scene in 2006, he was regarded as a talented but vexing player who was known less for his game than for taking supposedly unwarranted medical timeouts to treat phantom ailments. More memorable than his matches were the antics of his alter ego, "the Djoker," who performed uncanny impersonations of other players' idiosyncrasies (the shuffle-step of Maria Sharapova, the underpants adjustments of Mr. Nadal). Advertisement
  Continue reading the main story After a switch to a gluten-free diet in 2010, Mr. Djokovic found a new gear, closing out the season by leading Serbia to its first Davis Cup title; and his 2011 season was one of the most dominant in the history of modern tennis. Since then, he has won eight more Grand Slam championships.
"The gluten-free diet was the highlight in many journalists' articles about me for a long time, emphasizing that particular aspect of my life as being the biggest secret of my success, which it isn't," Mr. Djokovic said. "It is a big change that helped me to become better, but it is not that suddenly I started winning all the matches because I was gluten-free."
He travels with a large team that often includes his coaches Marian Vajda and Boris Becker, his trainers Miljan Amanovic and Gebhard Phil-Gritsch and his manager-agents Edoardo Artaldi and Ms. Cappellaro. (He was accompanied in 2011 by the Serbian diet doctor and acupuncturist Igor Cetojevic, who diagnosed his gluten intolerance.)
Neither Mr. Djokovic nor his team will divulge specifics of his training, and it has been reported that his team has signed confidentiality agreements. (It has also been reported that Mr. Djokovic uses a Cyclic Variations in Adaptive Conditioning, or CVAC, machine, a podlike device thought to aid in muscle recovery.)
Heading into the United States Open, Mr. Djokovic had a record of 56 wins and 5 losses in 2015 matches. He has reached the finals of three Grand Slam tournaments along the way, winning two, and could have the most lucrative year in the tour's history.
Perhaps the most important ingredient to his success, he said, is attitude. Describing his mental approach, he sounded at times more like a self-help guru than an athlete.
"I like to be in the creative spirit all the time," Mr. Djokovic said. "I think you either progress or regress, so it's either going up or down. Everybody is moving, the people, our planet, so you either keep up with it or you just stay where you are. But staying where you are, you actually regress."

The GrinderThe lack of any discernible weakness may be his greatest strength. Mr. Djokovic wins by grinding down opponents and breaking their wills, and a strong mental game is especially important for such a player. During the interview, he cited meditation as a key tool, and it has been reported that he visited a Buddhist temple in Wimbledon during the tournament there.
His particular mental workout is not meant as an escape from everyday troubles, he said.
"One of the ways is to kind of meditate, but not meditate with the intention of going away from those problems, but visualize," Mr. Djokovic said. "Visualization is a big part of everybody's life, not just athletes', but everybody. I strongly believe in visualization. I believe that there is a law of attraction: You get the things that you produce in your thoughts. Life just works that way."
Another factor is how he presents himself on the court. "When I was growing up, I did have a lot of sports jerseys from different sports," he said. "I loved Michael Jordan and Pete Sampras, and I tried to copy those guys, but Andre Agassi's on-court style is unique, so I did have a lot of colorful clothes in my closet." Advertisement
  Continue reading the main story   Advertisement
  Continue reading the main story He recalled that he always cared how he looked on court. "If you feel good in your clothes," he said, "it affects you psychologically somehow, whether players admit it or not."
He counts as a major influence the tennis coach Jelena Gencic, who encouraged Mr. Djokovic, in his youth, to listen to classical music and read Aleksandr Pushkin. "Tennis lessons and life lessons became one," Mr. Djokovic wrote in "Serve to Win."
In addition to pursuing cultural interests, he studies languages. He said he speaks German, French, Italian, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Macedonian and Montenegrin, and is working on Spanish and Chinese.
Mr. Djokovic does not subscribe to the idea that domestic life can impede athletic success. After his Wimbledon victory this year, Mr. Djokovic, who married his longtime girlfriend, Jelena Ristic, in 2014, said, "I suggest that to every player: Get married, have kids, let's enjoy this." He and his wife have a baby son, Stefan.
According to Bill Scanlon, a former pro and author of "Zen Tennis: Playing in the Zone," Mr. Djokovic's mental work has paid off. "People are going to start to accept the fact that you can improve your competitiveness and your concentration skills," Mr. Scanlon said, "and I know that Djokovic is doing this."
But even with the strict diet and the meditation, Mr. Djokovic is far from nirvana. "There are days when I throw the racket on the court, where I scream or shout or I get in a fight with my wife," he said. "Those days exist, and anyone who says those days won't exist if you do these particular exercises is lying."

Roberta Vinci opalila Serenu sa 2:1 i imamo italijansko finale US Opena!!!!   Andiamo!

Quote from: Pizzobatto on 14-07-2015, 15:08:07
ma kakvi, imaš Sagitaša sa teorijom zavjere da Federer nikad ne bi osvojio tolike slemove da je imao jaču konkurenciju

То није никаква теорија завјере већ елементарна чињеница. Сафин и Налбандијан су по таленту морали да освоје далеко више грен слемова. Омеле их повреде, проблеми с главом и генерално бол у дупету. Сафин би са неким добрим тренером/психологом био сила небеска.

Da nas jednom ne bude sramota, Nole nas još jednom obradovao i eno maše sa vrha iz Londona. Oni ispod njega ga ni ne vide, suviše su duboko. Eto, neko se uzvere na Mont Everest, a nekom je je i Avala visoko.

Što bi rekli mladi, sve ih je izdominir'o

Obojica su igrali na tako visokom nivou da čovek stvarno zastane i priseti se tenisa od pre trideset godina kada je Boba Živojinović dobijao Mekinroa i jeo sendvič dok se ovaj nervirao. Ono je bio vrhunski sport ali ovo danas je bilo... nezemaljski. Telekineza. No, svaka čast Federeru kako se kreće u tim godinama, ali Novak je ove godine bez premca. Rispekt.

Secret files expose match fixing at tennis' highest levels, report says

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UPDATED: Monday, Jan. 18, 2016 at 1.50 p.m. AEDT with a statement from the Association of Tennis Professionals.
Just as the Australian Open is set to begin in Melbourne on Monday, new reports have raised serious questions about the prevalence of match fixing in men's professional tennis.
16 players have been under constant suspicion but have never been sanctioned, and more than half of them will be playing at the Australian Open. The tennis players have not been named, as the outlets did not have access to the phone, bank and computer records necessary to prove they had personally taken part in match fixing.
   A set of documents passed to reporters from the BBC and BuzzFeed News by whistleblowers included the findings of an investigation prompted by the sport's organising body, the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), in 2007. The report found betting syndicates in Russia and Italy were making huge sums from games that looked as if they could have been fixed. According to the BBC, three of the matches occurred at one of tennis' premiere events, Wimbledon.
In 2008, investigators said that 28 players should be investigated, but no official action was taken. BuzzFeed reported that winners of singles and doubles titles at Grand Slam tournaments are among the 16, all of whom have ranked in the top 50.
Mashable has not independently verified the documents.
Mark Phillips, one of the 2007 investigators, told the BBC that about 10 players are believed to have been "at the root of the problem."
"The evidence was really strong, there appeared to be a really good chance to nip it in the bud and get a strong deterrent out there to root out the main bad apples," he said.
The investigation began after a 2007 match between Russia's Nikolay Davydenko and Argentina's Martin Vassallo Arguello was deemed highly suspicious. Tennis authorities did not sanction the players and they denied any wrongdoing, but BuzzFeed said the files show Vassallo Arguello had previously exchanged 82 text messages with the leader of a suspected Italian gambling ring.
Davydenko was considered a firm favorite in the game, but bets on Vassallo Arguello at London's Betfair gambling exchange were so large and frequent that the odds tipped in his favor, the outlet reported. Davydenko forfeited the game due to injury, and Betfair voided all bets on the match.
A number of news outlets have previously reported on match fixing in tennis. In 2009, The Independent reported that up to 12 players were on an official watch list. "We have interests in the activities of certain players and there are players whose matches we follow closely," an anonymous source told the outlet at the time. "It would be ludicrous to think, with so much money involved in betting, that there is no malpractice."
From the Australian Open Monday, ATP president Chris Kermode told a press conference the tennis authorities rejected the charge that evidence of match fixing had been suppressed. "In its investigations, the Tennis Integrity Unit has to find evidence as opposed to information, suspicion or hearsay — and this is the key here, that it requires evidence," he said. "Let me just say that all of us here in tennis are absolutely committed to stamp out any form of corrupt conduct in our sport. There is a zero tolerance policy on this."
Addressing the Davydenko-Vassallo Arguello match in 2007, Kermode said a year-long investigation in 2011 found insufficient evidence to charge the players with any wrongdoing.
Tennis Australia has been contacted for comment. Players have so far been mostly silent on social media, but Scottish tennis player Andy Murray tweeted the story Monday morning.

https://t.co/J6JOT8437p
— Andy Murray (@andy_murray) January 17, 2016

The news comes on the heels of explosive revelations in 2015 about widespread doping in athletics. The World Anti-Doping Agency called for Russia to be banned from international athletics in November after an investigation found a "deeply rooted culture of cheating at all levels."

Auh, kakvo nepoštovanje prema starijem čoveku. Penzionisanje Federera uživo na Eurosportu.

Samo da ga ne rasplače...

Mislim da je ovde razlika toliko ogromna (da l' je iko verovao da neko može ovo da pravi Federeru?), da čak ni dete ne bi plakalo. Sve je jasno.

Duci Simonović pokrenuo inicijativu: https://www.facebook.com/events/118545798528712/

Federer još od AO folira povredu, a ipak se pojavio na svim mastersima na šljaci (to je važno sponzorima zbog reklama, publike, karata, a u stvari je prevario publiku).

Ubeđen sam da će i na Garosu da se potrudi da ispadne u prvoj nedelji i onda bude jedini koji će Vimbldon dočekati potpuno odmoran. Pa će zagristi ko životinja, jer mu je to poslednja šansa da osvoji još jedan slem i tako Novaka, kao najozbiljnijeg pratioca (bez obzira na Nadalov trenutno bolji GS skor), udalji za dva koraka.

Apsurdno je, ali uveren sam da će, bez obzira na animozitet koji gaji prema Novaku, upravo iz tog razloga Federer na RG žestoko navijati za Đokovića. Dekompresovani Novak na lovorikama je njegova jedina nada na W.

Džimi, za sada ti teorija stoji, Federer se povukao sa RG.

Ako preda pre žreba, onda bez sumnje navija za Novaka. Ako se povuče nakon žreba, onda gaji suludu nadu da će dobiti sve – i treće lice koje osvaja RG (može se pouzdati u Mareja, pa Nišikorija, pa čak i Vavrinku... najmanje šansi ima Rafa) i posle toga  uz slomljenog branoca W. Federer je sumanut lik, pa se ne bih začudio, ali je i jezivo proračunat... čudo jedno, da sam koncern sponzorisao bih upravo takvog "čoveka".

Osvojio Novak RG. Svaka čast, vezao je 4 grend slema.

Најбоље би било да ми федереровци сад кажемо да није имао конкуренцију, прелака му била читава година, и сличне некадашње "примједбе" против Роџера, тениског чаробњака.

Ал ово је Ноле прелако добио, индиспиниран Мареј. У сваком случају, сад да видимо какав ће Вимблдон да буде

Nisam ja Federerovac u smislu da ga volim, ali tvrdim da je najbolji teniser koga sam ikad gledao.

Važno da je sve bilo usportskom duhu...


...mada je neko iz publike skandirao "Vučiću Pederu!"

Ali divan uspeh, zaista.

pita me sin "a za koga igra ovaj djokovic?"
reko, srbende!
pogled, bez komentara.

Нолету свака част, наравно!


Федерер ми је добар јер ваљда једини игра једноручни бекхенд, али можда грешим зато што слабо пратим тенис (јебеш спорт без фаула  )


Него, нисам нажалост гледао цео меч, а рекоше ми да је коментатор РТС-а (при)видео Синишу Малог у друштву са Хилари Свaнк. Трач или истина?


Исправка, ево сад видим да је истина. Опасан мали...

http://www.b92.net/sport/rolandgarros2016/vesti.php?yyyy=2016&mm=06&dd=05&nav_id=1140105

Да, видео сам. Супер слика, хвала.

i komentar na vest na b92, Hilari pazi na novčanik..


Elem, kakva dominacija, Duci Simonović na aparatima...

Quote from: zosko on 05-06-2016, 20:14:15
pita me sin "a za koga igra ovaj djokovic?"
reko, srbende!
pogled, bez komentara.

Zosko, nisam znao da imaš decu. Nisi mi delovao baš kao porodičan tip, drago mi je da sam pogrešio.

A što se tiče teme, nakon pada Pariza mislim da će Novak biti znatno opušteniji što će reći da će lagano do kraja sezone i u narednoj osvojiti sve grendslemove i prestići Federara na listi. Živi bili pa videli!

Videćemo za dalje, ali svakako je važno da je ovaj pehar skinuo s vrata. Ove godine je i Olimpijada u igri.

Vimbldon zavisi od Novaka i njegovog mentalnog oporavka (fizički se nije premorio), pa tek iza njega Federer koji će pokušati da osvoji oproštajni slem.
Čini mi se i da bi Raonić mogao da bude ove godine u finalu Vimbldona, tako da bi valjalo da ga žreb smesti u Rođinu polovinu.

Takođe, bilo bi lepo i da sem Olimpijade osvoji i Sinsinati i tako postane prvi igrač u istoriji koji je uzeo sve ozbiljne turnire.

тешко да би био први играч... Агаси је то све освојио

Баш причао ортаку како је ово било безезе финале у односу на Агасијево 1999, кад се лик вратио након 2:0 у сетовима

Вјероватно најјачи меч који сам у животу гледао, не толико што се тиче технике колико глади Агасијеве да комплетира слем

Ја то не видјех код Ђокаре, ни снагу ни харизму, можда сам оматорио, сем пуке формалне честитке ја Ђокару уопште не осјећам као шампиона, иако је реално и поштено освојио све

Dobro, Đoker nikad nije ni imao harizme, ali snage mu ne manjka trenutno. Pa vratio se posle 0:1 i pregazio ovog jadnika. Jedino ako misliš na neku drugu snagu. Nego, jel se ovo sad računa da je kompletirao slem, ili mora u kalendarskoj godini?

Quote from: Аранђел Голубовић on 05-06-2016, 21:41:00
тешко да би био први играч... Агаси је то све освојио

Баш причао ортаку како је ово било безезе финале у односу на Агасијево 1999, кад се лик вратио након 2:0 у сетовима

Вјероватно најјачи меч који сам у животу гледао, не толико што се тиче технике колико глади Агасијеве да комплетира слем

Ја то не видјех код Ђокаре, ни снагу ни харизму, можда сам оматорио, сем пуке формалне честитке ја Ђокару уопште не осјећам као шампиона, иако је реално и поштено освојио све

Ne, nijedan igrač nije osvojio sve masters turnire. Novak je najbliži tome jer mu fali samo Sinsinati.

Evo malo revolveraških skilova:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_hn4VFHz80

Što se snage tiče, to je fizički možda najslabiji šampion uz Federera. Ali dok je Federer najgraciozniji i najracionalniji u kretanju, Novak je najelastičniji. Pravi Gumiflex.

То је баш врх врхова, оно типа

1. Каријерни слем, било кад све турнире
2. Некалендарски, што сад има задња 4 освојена
3. Календарски, да освоји у истој години

А ни ово друго немају федерер и надал, камоли треће, Сампрас мислим нема ни прво

Kad bi osvojio još 2 imao bi 6 za redom. Mnogo je to.

Nema razloga da se to ne desi. Konkurencija slabija no ikad, a on na vrhuncu. Naredne godine će imati već trideset leta, mada i tada će biti u dobroj poziciji jer će Nadal i Federer biti još slabiji. A videćemo Mareja, teško da on može od ovog. Ova i naredna sezona su ključne da Djox postane GOAT.

Da, Sampras nije nikada osvojio RG.
Inače, ako osvoji preostala dva ovogodišnja GS, stiže po broju titula Nadala i Samprasa i onda mu samo Fedex beži 3 komada i objektivno je dostižan.