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@jannik_files@josemorgado Since when is Jose’ a “professional journalist” ??? Ohh dear… now I understand … as a side note : do not trust Italian journalists (journalists in general). They would betray their mother just for the sake of writing something
@MTZ54565863@pavyg Miglior “move” e’ non rispondere a questo psicopatico. Nessuno al mondo potrà fargli cambiare idea o quantomeno fermare i suoi deliri. Lascia perdere. A parte ciò : Questa cosa del Migliore al mondo non la capisco proprio. E’ talmente relativa e variabile che non ha nessun senso
@jmgmoron …and in full honesty, who cares???? Both are great, already in the HOF. They will lose and win but still they BOTH (like others ) are fantastic athletes. Each one of us can root either for Carlitos or for Jannik without despising the other. It’s a matter of flavor
@TennisForFun11 My 2 cents: Useless exercise. Stop comparing. Tennis is a complex sport. Both are great, each in his own way no matter what ATP ranking and victories count suggest.
@AntoMatrisc@jmgmoron@AntoMatrisc , the best move ever is ignore what this guy says. Always. Do not waste energy and your precious time to answer,or comment ANY of his statement. No one on earth will change his biased mind and no-fairness. Just read and move on or, even better, skip his posts, always
@DannyFlynn33 Whatever happens on Sunday (and nobody knows that), this show is for the American and it’s ok and understandable. Let’s keep this into perspective. I wish both players the best of luck.
@Served_Podcast All the Tennis SMEs out there , including former #1’s,babbling and reading crystal balls 24x7. Stop predicting based on the past, FH, BH, serve and all that stuff. We, normies, know about it. What count is the https://t.co/0JWrgA0G8h the players play WHEN they face each other.
@jmgmoron It’s not wild. It’s tennis. It happens. Ranking & wins at majors are two different things , as you’d know. Anyway, you can think and write what suits you best. No prob.
@LinoLee143238 What a question from one of the “brilliant “ mind of the tennis journalism, David Law. Ohh dear…Elena should have refused to answer it, however she replied with an ironic answer. Well done. Mr. Law, every amateur tennis player on earth will never ever ask such a silly question
@Served_Podcast@Served_Podcast Sasha was, is and will be a great player. Period. He deserved to win a major. Happy for him. Congrats. But you guys, stop super flattering the winners and almost forgetting the runner ups or the other players. This happens every time. You’ve such a short memory!
@TennisChannel Why are you so stubborn in making predictions? I find this mental gymnastics not funny at all. Nobody has a crystal ball, you are not wizards. Who knows what the future brings to each player.
@Gill_Gross My 2 cents: in these situations (and in life in general) , more than ever, this is an invaluable advice : speech is silver, silent is gold.