[nolesfan2011]

Very tacky

Originally Posted by 156mphserve

He must be so proud, he beat an injured opponent

Shouldn't celebrate like this when your opponent retired

[BackhandDTL]

Um, does he have the money to rip shirts like that?

Pretty sure it's a more affordable decision for Djokovic.

[Wing Man Frank]

Originally Posted by Looner

This is one of the stupidest things I've ever read. I hope reported you just for the pure nonsense in this post.

Didn't think I'd reel in a Brit as well.

[abraxas21]

Originally Posted by Nole fan

Nole already an icon for imitation, I see.

yup. quite a good example he's setting for the kids. destroying material goods (that are costly for the normal people) in order to celebrate a victory in front of the loser

[hipolymer]

Ripping your shirt after beating Germany in tennis is like ripping your shirt after beating England in football. It just sorta doesn't make any sense.

[abraxas21]

Originally Posted by FiBeR

You have a nerve to talk about it. Brasil is (second to Chile) the most nasty tennis country in the region. Whenever your local player is losing (and usually to an argentinian) you insult them in a personal way, as well as threaten the players. Am I wrong?

Like Calleri vs Kuerten in 2003, or last year Leo Mayer vs Bellucci.
Yet, you critisize a guy who fought for over 4h in >40°C (there were 5°C more on court) on his first DC win.

What puzzles me is what are your grounds on morals to say "brazilians this" when you have the second worst crowd in latin america.

Which leads..




Oh sorry.. I can't hear you over the chairs you throw on DC whenever your team gets schooled



Need I say more?

typical from an argie to say that.

yes, that chair incident wasn't the brightest moment but it takes some nerve to say we were being "schooled". the public merely reacted violently to the antics of a foreign team.

[FiBeR]

Originally Posted by abraxas21

typical from an argie to say that.

yes, that chair incident wasn't the brightest moment but it takes some nerve to say we were being "schooled". the public merely reacted violently to the antics of a foreign team.

typical chilean. What about the Fernando Gonzalez vs Pablo Cuevas Viña del Mar SF incident??

When you guys even went as far as shutting down the power so the lights would go out and get Feña some time to regroup and win?? Also, chanting insults to Pablo...

Need more examples of soreloserships?
So eat your words up.

[Mr. Oracle]

I am becoming a fan of this Berlocq like I did of Dr. Ivo. I don't like to repress myself either. It only bothers me when Murray yells at his mother in the box, he needs to tread carefully when his momma is around. It makes me mad.

[abraxas21]

Originally Posted by FiBeR

typical chilean. What about the Fernando Gonzalez vs Pablo Cuevas Viña del Mar SF incident??

When you guys even went as far as shutting down the power so the lights would go out and get Feña some time to regroup and win?? Also, chanting insults to Pablo...

Need more examples of soreloserships?
So eat your words up.

i don't even know what you're talking about but as a typical argentino there are conspiracy theories for you to believe

[Kat_YYZ]

how is this thread not locked? How many more posters are going to get banned for these nationalistic flame wars?

[SliceAce]

Originally Posted by abraxas21

yup. quite a good example he's setting for the kids. destroying material goods (that are costly for the normal people) in order to celebrate a victory in front of the loser

Yeah, I'm no Nadal fan but at least he has stated that he never breaks rackets or destroys equipment because most people can't even afford them. You'd think Fakervic, being from a relatively poor country, would have a similar attitude but instead his own lack of class and vile personality overshadow everything else. What a great inspiration our current #1 is to children on the rules of etiquette

Anyway this thread is about Berlocq. I don't like ripping shirts but people don't really understand that for a mediocre player like him, this is the highlight of his career most likely. He's also not used to the media spotlight, instead the challenger tour is very much like the old ATP tour with personalities and raw, aggressive battles between guys for a chance to eat something besides the dollar menu that night. Berlocq deserves to rip his shirt far more than the millionaire Fakervic.

[Johnbert]

Originally Posted by loopback

warlocq

[FiBeR]

Originally Posted by abraxas21

i don't even know what you're talking about but as a typical argentino there are conspiracy theories for you to believe

Eat your words up.


whistling during points on an ATP event.. certainly the worst and nastiest crowd in the region by far.. probably of the world


liar..tacky and classless. So typical of you

[tnosugar]

at least he doesn't win tie breaks by trash talking at the opponent.
he earned his victory. yes, he could have kept his cool, but it's Davis Cup, and he's argentinian, and argentinians would love winning this even more than bagging a major

[Matt01]

Originally Posted by abraxas21

yup. quite a good example he's setting for the kids. destroying material goods (that are costly for the normal people) in order to celebrate a victory in front of the loser

He did not destroy material in front of the loser. Did you not read this thread?