Has an abdominal tear, evidently. Can't serve. So, Kyrgios goes to his first Grand Slam final, most likely against the Joker. If so, should be entertaining to say the least.
Rafa withdraws from Wimbledon
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Curious to see if Kyrgios takes this a bit more serious, and how he plays if so. Guy is a absolute beast from a talent and ability standpoint. Very few have ever come close. Total head case unfortunately.
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I don't like this because it was obvious yesterday that he was not going to win Wimbledon and Fritz vs. Kyrgios would have been extremely entertaining.
You’re missing out. I used to say the same thing when I was 12 back in 2003. Was hooked like a heroin addict when I turned 18 and started betting on it. FanDuel makes it fun too.
Kyrgios went from a small favorite vs. Nadal to a more than +300 underdog vs Djokovic.
Nadal one of the most overrated players in the game away from clay courts.
Nadal one of the most overrated players in the game away from clay courts.
Nadal's 4 US Opens (hard), 2 Wimbledons (grass) and 3 Australian Opens (hard) beg to differ. Really, really bad take. Is he the GOAT on clay - most definitely. Doesn't mean he's overrated on other surfaces. Very few pro tennis players have won 9 GS events like Rafa on his overrated surfaces. Horribly bad take.
There are so-called “men” who watch roided up, spray-tanned, panty-wearing actors pretend to wrestle. Compared to that, tennis is macho.
Two AOs, this past year without Djokovic obviously. Went 13 years between titles there. Will be 13 years since last Wimbledon title. And US Opens are the easier to win of the four, while everyone is beat up physically after nine months of the calendar year on tour.
Huh? That makes no sense. You could just as easily say that makes the US Open the hardest to win of the four.
Take away ALL of Nadal's French Open wins, and he'd still be a Hall of Famer and top 10 player of all time.
Another horrible take. Throw out his French Open titles and he's won 8 (you did get that right). You know how many players in the history of tennis have won more than 8? 7 - Fed, Joker, Emerson, Sampras, Laver, Borg and Tilden. In the entire history of the game. I don't know if he's the GOAT but in no universe is he overrated. And by what criteria is the US Open the easiest to win? Bjorn Borg would really like to know. Just stop. You obviously don't follow tennis very much.