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Veronica

@Not_markl

Proud Serbian 🇷🇸 lover of tennis 🎾 and coffee☕️ 🦊

Joined August 2024
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In today’s Serbian sports journal 🇷🇸: *Most Wimbledon men’s singles titles – Roger Federer 8 *Most consecutive men’s titles – Roger Federer 5 *Most match wins – Roger Federer 95 Just in case anyone’s still wondering who the grass court king is 👑🌱🎾
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Who is most likely to be late? “And every player knows it”
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The Wolf in Winter ranking on StreamRank #1,188 globally, #900 in the US #907 in Australia An interesting trajectory. I Wonder why this never caught on.
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This documentary is sliding in ratings even further. Why?
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Mens tennis defaults since 1995 1 - D. Shapovalov - 2024 - verbal abuse 2 - A. Rublev - 2024 - verbal abuse 3 - M. Polmans - 2023 - hit umpire 4 - M. Ymer - 2023 - racket abuse 5 - A. Zverev - 2022 - racket abuse 6 - C. Moutet - 2022 - verbal abuse
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14 - D. Medvedev - 2016 - verbal abuse 15 - D. Nalbandian - 2012 - injured linesman 16 - S. Koubek - 2007 - verbal abuse 17 - X. Malisse - 2005 - hit lineswoman 18 - G. Ivanišević - 2000 - racket abuse 19 - M. Ríos - 2000 - verbal abuse 20 - S. Koubek - 2000 - hit ballboy
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21 - A. Agassi - 1999 - verbal abuse 22 - M. Zabaleta - 1997 - hit linesman 23 - A. Agassi - 1996 - verbal abuse 24 - S. Matsuoka - 1995 - delay 25 - J. Tarango - 1995 - verbal abuse 26 - T. Henman - 1995 - hit ballgirl 27 - C. Arriens - 1995 - hit linesman
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Federer after a crushing loss: “I’m bummed, but you don’t win all the time .” Quite refreshing seeing a champion treat losing as an unfortunate part of sport rather than an existential event requiring isolation from the family.
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Tales of an all-time legend 🫢 The Big T discusses Roger Federer's champion mentality ahead of his hall of fame induction 🧠 Listen or watch now ➡️ bit.ly/4fhgQWU
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I feel for Novak’s family tonight. As Jelena said, when he loses he goes into “leave me alone” mode, closes the door and isolates his family. Hopefully they’re spared the silent treatment tonight. This is hard for them too.
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The typical noletard victims are crying over this so let me clarify. He isolates HIMSELF from his family. He says “leave me alone” He doesn’t lock his family up or anything like that. Then Tara brings him back to them. I’m not sure that’s a child’s job. Poor thing.
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Does anyone remember who said this? “Why do you think he is still playing at 40? Imagine that, a 40-year-old man still playing tennis, when he could go home and do some more interesting things.”
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What happened to the wolf today? Sad
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“The house cat of summer” Coming soon to Netflix
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Only one tennis player in the highest earning athletes ever.
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You can argue about the GOAT all day, but this stat is incredible. Novak Djokovic vs. everyone else at Grand Slams: 89.7% Novak Djokovic vs. Rafael Nadal at Grand Slams: 38.9% Nadal had a way of rising when the stakes were highest.
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Okay….who did this?..
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18 years ago, Federer and Nadal gave us the greatest tennis match the world has ever seen. Peak Wimbledon.
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This is how good Sinner already is on grass. Alcaraz beat peak Djokovic to win his first Wimbledon. Then Sinner easily beat Alcaraz to win his first, then went back-to-back, not even playing his best tennis. Insane
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Sinner is basically Djokovic 2.0. If you love Djokovic’s style of tennis, you should love Sinner’s even more. He just does everything slightly better.
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Djokovic is still beating the same players he was in 2016. The difference is that Sinner and Alcaraz arrived. If Sinner and Alcaraz had emerged 10 years earlier, Djokovic probably finishes with around 18 Slams. If they’d arrived 10 years later, he probably ends up with 30.
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