Costa do Sauipe: Pashanski retires against MacHado (1-6, 0-5)

Boris :worship:

Another instant classic
http://www.menstennisforums.com/showthread.php?t=129172&highlight=pashanski

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He´s done it again!! What a legend!

what a moron. What was his excuse?

http://cdn3.sbnation.com/imported_assets/113222/boristheblade.jpg

Boris the Bullet Dodger

100% class

Was it at MP again? :lol:

:haha: pashanski is a legend of the game.

only made 5 points in that second set, so decided to retire. :yeah:

nice Boris :worship:

:retard:

What a coward.

Boris Becker, scoot over. The greatest Boris of all time has to take his throne(before he retires from his position).

more Scot than Murray will ever be

bring more guys like Boris on ATP Tour

:yeah:

Gripping.

more Scot than Murray will ever be

:D

Shame he's not very good, his antics would make him hero worshipped if he was a top player.

He should play doubles with Dani.

He should play doubles with Dani.

He has in the past and they won a title as well.


Guayaquil, Ecuador; 03.11.2008; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32 ; Partner: Koellerer, Daniel (AUT)

R16 Carlos Avellan (ECU) / Gustavo Marcaccio (ARG) 640 / 896 W 6-3, 6-3
Q Maximo Gonzalez (ARG) / Diego Junqueira (ARG) 46 / 327 W 6-0, 6-7(3), 10-6
S Thiago Alves (BRA) / Ricardo Hocevar (BRA) 424 / 288 L 3-6, 6-4, 7-10



Cali-2, Colombia; 27.10.2008; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32 ; Partner: Koellerer, Daniel (AUT)

R16 Andre Miele (BRA) / Joao Souza (BRA) 255 / 232 W 7-6(5), 7-6(4)
Q Santiago Giraldo (COL) / Pere Riba (ESP) 291 / 312 W 6-3, 6-4
S Leonardo Mayer (ARG) / Santiago Ventura (ESP) 181 / 64 W 6-4, 6-4
W Diego Junqueira (ARG) / Peter Luczak (AUS) 471 / 259 W 6-7(4), 6-4, 10-4

He has in the past and they won a title as well.


Ahhh, so lovely. The very thought is pure tennis perfection.

It's like Melzer partnering with Petzschner last week, just couldn't believe it - you'd think they'd just bring out the worst in each other. Of course, they won the title :worship:

Shame he's not very good, his antics would make him hero worshipped if he was a top player.

yup...among the fascist scum that he is

Boris the man has plenty of form for antics.

Shame he's not very good, his antics would make him hero worshipped if he was a top player.

I worship him anyway :worship: :worship:

I know but I'd love a guy like him on the big stage as the panto villain, imagine him in the Wimbledon final retiring when the about-to-be champ's about to close it out :lol:

I know but I'd love a guy like him on the big stage as the panto villain, imagine him in the Wimbledon final retiring when the about-to-be champ's about to close it out :lol:

If it happened in Roland Garros, he'd struggle to leave the court uninjured by the Parisian crowd. :lol:

What a sight that would be. They show no mercy usually, so imagine something of this extent.

Fookin' genius. You have all my respect from now on, Boris, you legend.

What a legend this Boris :worship:
The real sportsmanship!

If it happened in Roland Garros, he'd struggle to leave the court uninjured by the Parisian crowd. :lol:

What a sight that would be. They show no mercy usually, so imagine something of this extent.

:rolls: :rolls:

that or in Bercy :lol:

Stefan Edberg Award for Boris, I think I'm gonna start an online petition for that :lol:

What a great career this Boris have had!
The list of his greatest matches:
Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina; 16.09.2002; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
R16 Juan Albert Viloca-Puig (ESP) 432 L 2-6, 0-3 RET

Homestead, United States; 01.11.2004; CH; Outdoor: Hard; Draw: 32
Round Opponent Ranking Score
R32 Eric Taino (PHI) 268 L 6-7(6), 1-4 RET

strava, Czech Republic; 30.04.2007; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
Q Bohdan Ulihrach (CZE) 234 L 5-7, 7-6(4), 0-5 RET

Tokyo, Japan; 01.10.2007; CS; Outdoor: Hard; Draw: 48
R16 Dudi Sela (ISR) 109 L 2-6, 0-4 RET Stats

Tampere, Finland; 28.07.2008; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
S Mathieu Montcourt (FRA) 171 L 7-5, 2-6, 6-6 RET Stats

Cherkassy, Ukraine; 01.09.2008; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
R32 Bastian Knittel (GER) N/A L 3-6, 0-1 RET Stats

Constanta, Romania; 22.06.2009; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
R16 Adrian Ungur (ROU) 332 L 6-7(2), 0-3 RET Stats

Though sometimes his opponents tried to be like Boris.

Macedonia F3, Skopje; 25.06.2001; FU; Outdoor: Hard; Draw: 32
R32 Bogdan Nitescu (ROU) N/A W 6-2, 5-0 RET

Nottingham, England; 27.10.2003; CH; Indoor: Hard; Draw: 32
R32 Andreas Vinciguerra (SWE) 92 W 2-6, 6-3, 4-3 RET

Ljubljana, Slovenia; 24.05.2004; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
R32 Dieter Kindlmann (GER) 194 W 6-3, 4-3 RET

Australian Open, Australia; 15.01.2007; GS; Outdoor: Hard; Draw: 128
Q1 Adrian Voinea (ROU) N/A W 1-6, 2-2 RET

Barcelona, Spain; 23.04.2007; CS; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 56
R64 Carlos Berlocq (ARG) 100 W 4-0 RET Stats

Sopot, Poland; 30.07.2007; WS; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
R32 Potito Starace (ITA) 32 W 6-7(4), 6-2, 3-1 RET Stats

Turin, Italy; 30.06.2008; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
R32 Denis Istomin (UZB) N/A W 6-1, 2-0 RET Stats

Constanta, Romania; 22.06.2009; CH; Outdoor: Clay; Draw: 32
R32 Adrian Cruciat (ROU) 273 W 3-3 RET Stats

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Am I the only one who finds this disgusting, not funny? :o

Am I the only one who finds this disgusting, not funny? :o

No credibility with James Blake in your avatar.

No credibility with James Blake in your avatar.

Getting mentally vulnerable in 5th sets does not equal retiring while down 1-6, 0-5. No credibility with that comparison.

What a great career this Boris have had!

Though sometimes his opponents tried to be like Boris.

Macedonia F3, Skopje; 25.06.2001; FU; Outdoor: Hard; Draw: 32
R32 Bogdan Nitescu (ROU) N/A W 6-2, 5-0 RET


It's interesting that someone retired versus him in 2001 (when he was only 18 and before any of his retirements) at such a late stage in the match. Maybe it scarred him for life...

It's interesting that someone retired versus him in 2001 (when he was only 18 and before any of his retirements) at such a late stage in the match. Maybe it scarred him for life...

After that match he talked to a guy and found out he had a bet on him self. And then various ideas slipped in his mind...small bets here and there, nothing suspicious etc. If he thought he would lose too much he would just retire. Tennis at lower levels can be dirty as hell...And this guy was top 60 few years ago...

OMG, again?

What a tool of epic proportions. He needs a serious beating and I don't mean a tennis one. :mad:

Fookin' genius. You have all my respect from now on, Boris, you legend.

do MTF posters think it's "ironic" and "clever" to post shit like this? well, it isn't.

A disgrace this Boris :o

King Boris is back :worship:

I really think the ATP should do something about it.

A fine at the very least.

No credibility with James Blake in your avatar.

Actually there's a lot of credibility. :p James Blake has never retired in a match in his professional career, let alone whilst being 1-6 0-5 down.

How many times has he retired match points down? Has that happened?

this guy is a betting nightmare. Fucking, just nulled any beet. HE SHOULD BE BANNED FROM TENNIS

How many times has he retired match points down? Has that happened?

He once retired being 6-6 (0-6) in the final set. He's a prick and should be banned.

some years ago i was playing at national level in a juniors match semi final and then i rolled over my ankle so badly i was 5 3 up in the last set!! i didnt retire but let the other guy ace me or hit a winner in the other corner. i lost 7 5 scoring only 3 or 4 more points after the match i told everyone that the other guy was playing big stage tennis and he deserved it!!

i hate people who retire when they see they are losing!!

Boris doesn't beat around the bush, he goes straight to the point. :worship: