@filthycoinfreak @OMApproach In this eastern religion context, it actually refers to a sacred symbol in Hinduism associated with good fortune and it’s not to be confused with how it was used in Western countries.
@bananabonanz@TheTennisLetter Please show me one “faked” injury…? Being down two sets and staring defeat in the eyes and then coming back to win it doesn’t count. Alcaraz just did it and we love him for it.
@kasim_balogun@jayy_7781@TheTennisLetter He’s probably the most real guy on the entire tour. Only one who speaks his mind truthfully and always is gracious towards his opponents in winning or defeat. You’re just making things up now.
@MahonyHila81440@damir_mulic@TheTennisLetter Abused an umpire? When? Don’t take about the accidental line judge hit that he got DQ’d for. And speaking to the umpires about a point isn’t abuse. The crowd? Often treated him with disrespect, so anything he did towards them was warranted.
@MattDodgers0117@Prestine_0 @Samstg0 @jayisamfg @BarrelJumpist So you completely avoided responding to his actually relevant point because of a grammatical error that can easily be made while typing on a phone and where we all knew what he meant? How is anything you say now relevant?
@SeleneColangelo@DrDavidCabrera@DjokerNole This is either an impressively ignorant statement or a brilliant trolling effort . But either way you made me laugh so hard so thank you. I appreciate it 😂.
@Ufukley @CSMMJMSC@briantylercohen So simply because they’re working situation would be EVEN worse in their home countries compared to how bad it is here in the US, makes it okay to use them for cheap labor and no benefits so we can have cheap avocado salad? Sounds like a legitimate argument.
@sportzetti@pavyg Man it has nothing to do with that. Alcaraz won his second slam against Djokovic at Wimbledon and every major outlet was saying the king is dead and it’s the Alcaraz Era. That wasn’t done for Fed/Nadal/Djoko until they won many slams. They need just let Alcaraz play.
@hadleytom881 @JamesBecker1999 @Big3Tennis Yeah well Djokovic was no where near his usual level during that last Wimbledon final 🤷🏻♂️. See how that works?
@MiralemNino@pavyg@holgerrune2003 For sure, then we’re in agreement here no doubt. I always felt that it’s on the other player to not drop the intensity even if someone took an MTO. Like you just have to kill out the set no matter what’s happening on the other side.
@ValeACM22@pavyg@Luminaire714 Because people hate a person who stands up for himself and what he believes in, and reminds them of their own weaknesses.
@Aleeexanderrrrr@theslicestephen@pavyg Man you’re almost insufferable as Pavy… you, him, CyclePsych, and one other guy should all look in the mirror because you all act and behave the same, propagate hate, and all make tennis twitter a hellhole at different times. Just enjoy Federer and let it go.
@shreddyfox @lovedrunknhappy @ryguy_98@JoshEakle That’s a valid concern and we don’t talk about the initial “hurt” that will happen for us all enough. And I worry more so that people will want to run for short term fixes without the long team view and then we continue this game for another decade. Idk we’ll see I guess 🤷🏻♂️.