The Official Tennis Thread

[Formerly known as...]

Dimitrov is no scrub brehs and this is a service that suits his game real well. Basically if Rafa gets through I see him taking Roger but if Dimitrov gets through I am taking Roger.

 

[El Bombi]

All Williams final again

 

[King & Duck]

I And with it being women's tennis, you KNEW like half of the top 10 seeded women were gonna get knocked out before the qualies lol

 

[Spyro]

That Federer match was too much brehs, I was nearly hiding behind the couch at times

But GOATdal will own him in the final as always

 

[Formerly known as...]

That Federer match was too much brehs, I was nearly hiding behind the couch at times

But GOATdal will own him in the final as always

If he makes it

 

[Brozay]

Roger beating Nadal would be

 

[Figaro]

I promise you this brehs, GOATerer going to school Nadal if he makes it to the final

 

[malbaker86]

If he makes it

Yea man ima fukking nervous wreck for this match. I dont want Grigor to fukking get out there and start GOATing and mess up the dream weekend of tennis.

I dont Rafa to have any sort of let down and not clown around. Grigor aint the Grigor of last year, he's undefeated this year for a reason.

 

[malbaker86]

Time flies bruhs

 

[Regular_P]

I'm not gonna lie, brehs: I'm gonna be pulling for Grigor, heavy.

1.) I know how it ends when Nadal plays a past-his-prime Fed.
2.) We might get to see Nicole Scherzinger's fine self at the final. I didn't know she was dating Grigor.

 

[Spyro]

Roger beating Nadal would be

I'd be happy either way with the result personally. Either Fed wins his 18th Slam after nearly 5 years and finally beats Nadal in a grand slam after so, so long; would be a huge story, and hell could even get to 19/20 in the next couple of years who knows. And if Rafa wins he gets to 15 (only 2 behind Fed, things would get interesting) and he'd complete the double career grand slam (first man in like 60 years to do it). So can't speak for anyone else on here, but I'd be perfectly content with any result in the final.

But I will say this, Fedal final >>>> Murrovic final all day fukking long

 

[malbaker86]

I'd be happy either way with the result personally. Either Fed wins his 18th Slam after nearly 5 years and finally beats Nadal in a grand slam after so, so long; would be a huge story, and hell could even get to 19/20 in the next couple of years who knows. And if Rafa wins he gets to 15 (only 2 behind Fed, things would get interesting) and he'd complete the double career grand slam (first man in like 60 years to do it). So can't speak for anyone else on here, but I'd be perfectly content with any result in the final.

But I will say this, Fedal final >>>> Murrovic final all day fukking long

Man i cant stand watching a Murray-Novak match. It's IMPOSSIBLE to have a classic match worthy of replay value with Murray.

Even the two 5 setters they had in 2913, Novak had to carry him to a good amd watchable match (sound like im analyzing wrestling lol)

 

[Black Bolt]

2.) We might get to see Nicole Scherzinger's fine self at the final. I didn't know she was dating Grigor.

Lewis to Grigor huh? Those bearding cheques must be decent

 

[TheFryingDutchman]

Fed and Nadal in one final and the Williams sisters in the other. We about to eat gooooood this weekend

Eta: i thought Nadal already won. I need this final to happen though

 

[R.U.L.E.]

She's brilliant on her day but shyt more often than she should be, and she thinks he can beat any man outside of the top 250

She'll never win another slam, she's done brehs, said it last year, Wimby 2016 was just one final one of the road. Ties Graff on weeks at no.1 and on slams, not good but what you gonna do

Serena having to play 2 days running wasn't exactly fair on a 35 yr old, tourney organizers to sort this shyt out.

So she's retiring end of next year then after having a shyt 2017 cause she's finished, shyt and well past her prime?

Wouldn't surprise me if she retired tomorrow. Bytch is washed up and will never win anything again

Loses to nobody Vinci, crumbled under pressure.
Loses in AO final for first time making like 60 unforced errors.
Loses in French Open final for first time in straight sets.
Lost at the Olympics to some nobody with an injury.
Lost here to someone who had never previously made it past the 3rd round of a slam, also citing an injury.

And now turns 35 after losing her last 2 matches both with injury. I think this is it for her, it's coming to an end, either Wimby 2016 was her swansong or she'll win one more and retire on 23.