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Europe deserved to lose after playing Andy Murray so much. That was clearly just for publicity and because it was in London, with his current level he has no business in this team, sorry.

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I can only imagine what the reaction would be if Tsitsipas called Tiafoe the name of a food associated with his people....double standards of course.

 

What an odd thing for him to say...

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Tsitsipas beats two fellow top-10 opponents in Hurkacz and Rublev to make the final of ATP 500 in Kazakhstan. He will face the winner of Medvedev vs Djokovic.

 

Suddenly his haters are silent and no one says he needs a new coach, but if he loses tomorrow they will magically re-appear...

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Tsitsipas and his ATP 500 finals :wacko: Good to see Djokovic still finishing on a high note and is very likely to end a season in top 10, despite missing AO, USO, Indian Wells, Miami, Canada, Cincinnati and -2000 points for winning Wimbledon.

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  On 10/8/2022 at 12:51 PM, Makedonas said:

Tsitsipas beats two fellow top-10 opponents in Hurkacz and Rublev to make the final of ATP 500 in Kazakhstan. He will face the winner of Medvedev vs Djokovic.

 

Suddenly his haters are silent and no one says he needs a new coach, but if he loses tomorrow they will magically re-appear...

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Of course a lot of hateful comments on Greek sports sites today, as if we ever had a men's tennis player who was anywhere near his level before...

 

  On 10/9/2022 at 4:59 PM, NMQ said:

90th ATP title for Djokovic and qualified for ATP Finals. Tsitsipas now 0-9 in ATP 500 finals and lost the last 7 matches against Novak.

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I'm too lazy to check but I think he was originally 2-1 against Novak.

 

A lot of people focus on him being 0-9 in ATP 500 finals, and it's a weird statistic, but most of those matches were against the Big 3, and anyways he has won the ATP Finals and two Masters 1000s which are all more important than 500s.

 

If he played Tokyo instead of Astana, I think he would've won the final as that tournament was a lot weaker than Astana even though both were 500s.

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Djokovic will be allowed to play AO next season as the new Australian government overturned the 3-year visa ban. Guess nobody gives a hoot about the COVID and vaccines anymore :lol:

 

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/novak-djokovic-allowed-to-play-australian-open-after-visa-ban-overturned-20221115-p5byk8.html

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