Can Nadal catch Federer?

by **fedfan** » Sun, 19 Sep 2010 13:03

It seems in tennis there are always 2 GOA contenders in every era. When Sampras got the all time record who would have thought it would be broken by the end of the decade. Now Federers record is under threat, and if Nadal gets is maybe that won't stand long either.

by **Moralspain** » Mon, 20 Sep 2010 15:39

Nalbandian on Nadal

David Nalbandian
Whatever he does, is pure energy. He's tremendous, just tremendous. The energy that he has to play a Grand Slam final is the same energy that he puts into playing Playstation, into eating a plate of pasta, into going for a walk, into talking about cars [formula 1] or football. He's tremendous. To me, he's a totally gifted person.

Rafa doesn't sleep. I swear to you that Rafa doesn't sleep. He's up till 2 am either on the Playstation or doing physio work. The other day, he was up at 9am, played 18 holes (golf), then come back and trained, then played soccer in the evening. He's tremendous. I could probably try to follow [his rhythm] for 1, maybe 2 days, then I will be tired in bed, but this guy keeps going, every day, the same.

People used to say 'with Rafa, it's doping, surely...' It was frequently debated. And people would ask me, and I'd say, 'you think that because you don't know him. You spend some time with the guy and you realize that he's like [the energizer bunny] 24 hours a day.'

by **djarvik** » Mon, 20 Sep 2010 17:35

The most lazy player comments on the most active one. :lol:

Just goes to show you how much more Talent Nalby has.....you know....being able to compete and beat Nadal with much less training and much more eating... hahah

beat that Xavi!

by **Moralspain** » Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:48

djarvik wrote:The most lazy player comments on the most active one.

Just goes to show you how much more Talent Nalby has.....you know....being able to compete and beat Nadal with much less training and much more eating... hahah

beat that Xavi!

hahaha you're right, btw David should talk to Fish or to Fish's wife to follow his diet, in tennis you need spirit of sacrifice and i guess David thinks to him self "i eat whatever i want, whenever i want, i'm a successful pro tennis player, i'm rich, i date models... so why on earth should i make sacrifices just to lose weight??

and btw i bet Nalbandian can not do this hahaha wow ouch wooooww hahahaha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEuL5d04-88&feature=related

by **Cro Morgan** » Mon, 20 Sep 2010 20:37

Moralspain wrote:Nalbandian on Nadal

David Nalbandian
Whatever he does, is pure energy. He's tremendous, just tremendous. The energy that he has to play a Grand Slam final is the same energy that he puts into playing Playstation, into eating a plate of pasta, into going for a walk, into talking about cars [formula 1] or football. He's tremendous. To me, he's a totally gifted person.

Rafa doesn't sleep. I swear to you that Rafa doesn't sleep. He's up till 2 am either on the Playstation or doing physio work. The other day, he was up at 9am, played 18 holes (golf), then come back and trained, then played soccer in the evening. He's tremendous. I could probably try to follow [his rhythm] for 1, maybe 2 days, then I will be tired in bed, but this guy keeps going, every day, the same.

People used to say 'with Rafa, it's doping, surely...' It was frequently debated. And people would ask me, and I'd say, 'you think that because you don't know him. You spend some time with the guy and you realize that he's like [the energizer bunny] 24 hours a day.'

Nalbandian also said the same thing about a Sloth.

by **jayl0ve** » Tue, 21 Sep 2010 01:03

Nalbandian was actually shocked to find out that 'frosting' isn't a food group.

by **Chederer** » Thu, 23 Sep 2010 17:34

CHEDERER wrote:who is the better one slam wonder?

djokovic or roddick?

who is the better 2 slam "blunder" safin or hewitt?

i say safin....because he was simply more dominant when he imposed himself

by **fedfan** » Thu, 23 Sep 2010 18:01

Sarin without a doubt. He just seemed to have meltdowns he couldn't recover from or had injury problems he took a long time to recover from. Hewitt got the most out of his capabilities and was mentally rock solid but on game alone he was well below Safin

by **Amazing Matheja** » Thu, 23 Sep 2010 18:05

CHEDERER wrote:
who is the better 2 slam "blunder" safin or hewitt?

i say safin....because he was simply more dominant when he imposed himself

You talk about when Safin completely destroyed Sampras's game in that US Open Final? To me, he "shocked the world" that day... I will always remember that match! Marat was mastering his power, he wasn't "thinking too much"... Impressive match!!!
Edit : What does "GS blunder" mean?

by **Chederer** » Thu, 23 Sep 2010 19:31

well.....i was kind of using the word out of context....i was trying to find something to rhyme with "GS wonder"i used blunder because it was the only thing that could rhyme.....blunder means mistake in a round about way....but it could have been a "blunder" these guys won two slams

by **Moralspain** » Mon, 27 Sep 2010 15:17

class

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkDIFP4SK9Q&feature=related

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