shut the fu ck up. why would nadal throw away a slam and chance of becoming greatest ever with his record











boy get of the drugs. wawa was crying today leaving court
mate thats 3 finals that cud go either way. its no suprise theres twists and turns
Jun 4, 2012 -- 10:43PM, vector_99 wrote:
it was a value match for punting. PLEASE GUYS WATCH THE FINAL MOMENTS OF THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN FINAL 2012 when nadal breaks him and gives it back the very next game, its obviously fixed. Nadal lost the match when he was 2-0 down and if it had been 3-0 it would have been boring entertainment for crowd, then the fixing comes into play.
I remember rafa wining first set at Ao 2012..what about those 3-0 rafa roger fo finals??man, get a life
Jun 5, 2012 -- 12:45AM, vector_99 wrote:
these matches add to crowd entertainment as crowd want to see a good game and no one pays money to come and watch a broing one sided final of a grandslam so if in finals a guy is 2-0 down to nadal and looks completely wothless and their odds jump to 30 or something watch out could be a time to punt at this exact moment u loose 100 but u win big if suddenly the game changes and in most cases it changes in a slam final, suddenly the player that was hammering the other one to all parts of the ground will look a little shaky and clumsy while the guy that was down and out will grow claws out of no where....
great thread vector. I totally agree with you re the dynamics in finals/great sporting occasions of all kinds; tennis, boxing, football, rugby etc etc. Yes finals can be one sided but when the world is watching and the event becomes a classic then the dynamic will switch several times in play. Trading opportunities in running are like taking candy from a baby at times.
but dat 1st game did yeild 500/1
,hopefully he can give the haters another fright and put the funeral celebrations off for another set or two .
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