Nadal withdraws from Cincinnati

@logie

And once again you proved you know nothing more hailing Rafa. You didn't say why you gave me the ignorance remark, but I'll show you why you get this remark from me.

@As for hailing Raffa as one of the greatest, well that's easy, especially as its true.
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1. Was it the topic of discussion how easy or how true it is? Try to understand what you are writing. It was how "repetitive" it was. and you again proved in your own comment that your own comments are "repetitive" and you know nothing more than hailing Rafa. You just did that.

I asked you to shut up till you find points to counter's Veejay's comment about Nadal's poor sportmanship and gamesmanship tactics instead of calling it trash. Did you find any? Of course not. You don't have any because you don't know anything better. Again the reason why I commented on you.

3. If i'm hiding behind a keyboard, so are you, isn't it? Why talk nonsense about being nice and brave.


4. Spouting rubbish? If anyone is spouting rubbish here, its you.

Hi rotla, why waste your time with someone on a tennis forum who cannot discuss tennis?

Hi Vee-Jay! I can see where you are coming from when it comes to being suspicious about Rafa's (@logieB, it's one f in Rafa by the way, if you hail the guy that much at least spell his name properly ) and even though some don't share your viewpoint (I know I am not one of those as I do share it) they should/could at least recognize there is something of too many coincidences at least. I even read some comments about 2009 and a certain agency that was allowed to test players at the FO on that year only, etc. I even read someone claiming to work closely with ATP etc. who reported about some talks between them and the Nadal camp but as it was on a forum, no-one can say who is writing the truth and who are just trying to create a climate of suspicion but there are clearly some strange coincidences if someone think Rafa is 100% pure and innocent, to say the least. Furthermore, I find it strange all these people trying to defend him like he is part of their family when his on-court behavior is appaling. We can criticize any of the top player for whatever reason we like, even Fed, but he can seem as arrogant (most of the time he is just saying things as he sees it) in off-court interviews as he wants, on-court his behavior is as good as it can get and at least he doesn't play outside of the rules, contrary to Nadal...

" (@logieB,if you hail the guy that much at least spell his name properly"



@ sphairistike
Good points
There are a lot of similarities between Nadals 09 season this current season,and that in itself is very strange.How can an early loss in a major result in such similar almost identical circumstances.In both cases there was no clear visible evidence of Nadals tendonitis holding him back,it was as usual only used as an excuse once he lost.
I personally believe there is a lot more to the story then meets the eye,I have no proof so its all just speculation but I just wont buy the story that he is still out due to tendonitis
I have said this before,none of the players are entirely innocent,they have all done things from time to time that can be frowned upon,so they all come under criticism for that but none of the other players are an opportunist for an unfair advantage at every given opportunity like Nadal.Forget about everything else he does,just look at how he gets coached by his uncle in almost every single match.
This is why I am finding it such a pleasure to watch tennis this summer,the game has been a lot fairer for all the other players without him and his cheating ways

Interesting topic by Paul

http://ourtennisforum.forumotion.co.uk/t50-top-4-before-uso

"this chicken player "


I thought he was El Toro

Looks like El Toro's poor sportsmanship and other tactics have rubbed off on the Scott
Now Murray is claiming to also have a knee injury
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Another nonsensical comment.

@ Jonty
(U13809) is right,if we are going to criticise Nadal for his poor sportsmanship then we have to be fair and look at other players too
As Tommy Haas pointed out,Murray milks his injuries for all its worth,he's as big a ham as Babe
When I said El Toros tactics rubbed off on Murray,you cant deny that Nadal was the first to come out an defend Murray when he was being criticised by Haas.Very nonsensical indeed...

Sorry vee jay your comments are just rabid nonsense today.

Explain to me why Nadal came to Murray's defence