Well, not much for me to say here apart from: Congrats to all Alca fans out there! He almost did 40-15, but eventually won.
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What's so endearing about him is that, although this is his 6th major, he still acts like a surprised little kid after he wins.
May he never lose that childlike humility and gratitude!
Excellent ambassador for this great sport!
And Jannik was as gracious and generous with his praise as ever.. a true gent and a true friend to Carlitos, much like Roger and Rafa in their day. I truly believe this.
May he never lose that childlike humility and gratitude!
Excellent ambassador for this great sport!
And Jannik was as gracious and generous with his praise as ever.. a true gent and a true friend to Carlitos, much like Roger and Rafa in their day. I truly believe this.
And I expected Carlitos to play better in this year's Wimbledon Final. Again, seldom will you get two opponents at their perfectly matched, tippy-top best.
Btw.. Trump getting booed during the National Anthem while they showed his fat mug on the Jumbotron was pure Karmic bliss..
Aww thanks! That makes more sense. I honestly didn't know who she was, but she obviously looks quite a bit older than him, and that's cause she's 40.
Wow.. that was very neat!!
Indeed! This was also his most dominant performance at a major, dropping only one set on his way to the Champion's trophy. Now he needs to conquer his AO hurdle to complete the Career Slam. 🙏
Baldcaraz? How quaint! Yet you folks are the ones quick to demand respectful behavior from Carlitos's fans whenever Jannik loses to him..
Perhaps you ought to try practicing what you preach..
Navratilova's comments:
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova reacted critically to his actions, believing that he was jealous.
"Never saw Trump clap. Not once. He is so jealous!!! And when the whole place erupted clapping for Bruce Springsteen while playing Born in the USA it was magical!!!," Navratilova posted.
I am not a fan of Martina's views on Trans athletes, but I believe she nailed the big orange baby's thin skin here as he cannot stand anyone else getting more attention than him.
So the 'arrogant tards' brought you down to their level is what you're saying? Umm ok.. So what are you gonna call Carlitos once his hair grows back? Just curious.
He still needs to with the AO before turning 23 to do that!
Carlitos still has to master his biggest hurdle at the AO next year if he's to definitively surpass Rafa's tally before turning 23. Otherwise, they both end up with 6 apiece at that point..
From your lips to God's ears. That would certainly be a crowning achievement for Carlitos if it does come to pass and an outcome reminiscent of the '09 Final, meaning a likely 5-set marathon as Jannik will be out for blood as he attempts to threepeat and correct the growing h2h deficit he has vs Carlitos.
These guys continue pushing and inspiring each other beyond the limits of what would seem to be humanly possible.
Indeed very close. What sets Carlitos apart at this stage is the degree to which he's already been able to master the different slam surfaces with a much more comprehensive record across clay, grass and hc, winning majors on each of those surfaces at least twice. By comparison, Rafa, while still the young prodigy of his generation, was still primarily a clay phenom who was just starting to spread his wings across the other slam surfaces by that time.
What's curious is that, for Rafa, the biggest initial slam hurdle was the USO, while for Carlitos, it's the AO.
Next AO will determine whether Carlitos wins his 7th major before the age of 23, something Rafa could not do.
As far as slam finals and semi-finals before the age of 23, Rafa leads Carlitos 8:7 and 10:9, respectively, so again, Carlitos could tie Rafa's slam final/semi-final tally before the age of 23 at the AO next year.
Spooky stuff!
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