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@bolly_talkies@BollyGup RAMLAXMAN was actually one person (Vijay Patil).. other partner died way back in 1976, however, Vijay continued using the name RL.
Goosebumps! People often ask, is Shakespeare still relevant? Here is a great example, from the Steven Colbert Show, in which Sir Ian McKellen delivers an extraordinary speech. Shakespeare’s words are timeless, urgent and important.
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I really don't understand a lot of tennis fans out there, in particular Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal ones.
Novak Djokovic could lose in the first round of every event he plays for the rest of his career and he'll still objectively be the greatest of all time. He literally has every meaningful statistic and record in the sport. Even outside of tennis, he's no doubt one of the greatest athletes of all time.
He's also now 38 years old and is still making Grand Slam semi-finals and ranked as the world #4. Given how physical tennis is, the peak age for a player being mid 20s and that by 38 most top players are retired or heavily declined (e.g. Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal and countless others), it's astonishing what he's still achieving.
Djokovic's main two rivals are currently 14 and 16 years younger than him in Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. He has no right to compete with these men so much younger than him in a sport so movement and fitness heavy. Sure, he loses far more than he wins against them but the fact he's trying to stay fit at this age and compete with them both should be applauded, instead many laugh and celebrate when he loses.
So how about instead of constantly wishing and begging he loses during hate watching him play, just admire the time we have left with someone this great?
I cant speak for everyone else, but I know the joy the big four gave me throughout my lifetime is something i'll always remember. If it were any of the other three in this very same situation I would be completely rooting for them as a sign of my respect for all they've achieved and also defying the odds at such an age.
I also find it amazing how so many Djokovic haters throughout the years have only become fans of Alcaraz and in particular Sinner, because they want to see Djokovic lose. If you're a fan of those two the joy should come from watching them win big events, instead with Sinner fans, they seem to get the most joy in watching a 38 year old man who's 15 years past his best getting beat instead.
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@KKRiders Absolute tactical blunder.. i was shouting on top of my lungs when i saw the ball in his hands.. 6 proper bowlers playing and here u show uo with the ball in hand .. Slow claps