Serbian🇷🇸US🇺🇸household cheering Novak 🐐 from 2007. Here to share opinions for discussion and entertainment purposes.
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Jannik’s body language implies that he believes he doesn’t really have to tell the public anything.
They are beneath him and inconsequential.
Jannik Sinner🦊🎤
“Sono seguito dai migliori dottori al mondo e devo fidarmi di loro e di quello che mi dicono. Stiamo facendo di tutto per proteggere la carriera a lungo termine. La pressione del rientro? La sento ma non è l’ultimo dei problemi. Sono uscite tante informazioni non giuste, importante che le informazioni le sappiamo noi e il mio team. La cosa di cui ho voglia è tornare in campo e dare il mio massimo. Stiamo lavorando tutti i giorni in palestra con unico obiettivo di tornare in campo. Il successo non mi ha mai cambiato, poi sono maturato ma la cosa più importante è restare se stessi. La scelta che abbiamo fatto è stata importante perché Magnus è molto simile a Darren, ha lavorato molto con Wawrinka e accetta il modo con cui stiamo lavorando. Quello che mi mancherà di Darren è la parte personale: è diventato il mio secondo papà. Abbiamo avuto momenti di difficoltà ed è stata la prima persona che chiamavo sempre e quella parte lì mi mancherà. Ma so che potrò sempre contare su di lui. Ci stiamo lasciando come se nulla fosse successo. È un periodo difficile sto sul simulatore e poi sto in palestra e poi tor o sul simulatore. Magari un giorno mi vedrete su una macchina. Non ho il controllo della situazione e questa cosa non mi piace”.
#sinner #tennis🎾
What if someone told you Jannik was going to fail 2 drug tests while competing in the US.
That you were going to be involved in the biggest doping scandal in tennis history.
Because that happened just before Jannik’s success.
Darren Cahill, désormais ex-entraîneur de Sinner : « S’il y a cinq ans, on m’avait dit que Jannik remporterait cinq titres du Grand Chelem, tous les Masters 1000 et qu’il deviendrait numéro 1 mondial en 2024, je vous aurais demandé de me donner vite ... welovetennis.fr/atp/darren-c…
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Türkiye'deki U17 turnuvasında çok paylaştım, salonda yerinde izledim tüm turnuvayı.
Şunu net söyleyeyim.
Bir cisim yaklaşıyor.
İsmi:
NIKOLA KUSTURICA
🏀
Dün yine şovunu yapmış kolejde. 🔥
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In 2021, Alcaraz was only tested 6 out of 18 events & was not once tested out of competition
Here's how he looked in late 2020 vs how he looked 6 months later in 2021
Also his doctor's Ruiz-Cotorro, Nadal's doctor, who has ties with Armstrong's doping doctor Del Moral
Doping?
They will never outrun the Jannik Sinner doping scandal.
Never.
Jannik Sinner annuncia la fine della collaborazione con Darren Cahill con questo bellissimo video sul suo profilo Instagram ♥️🥹
📹 @janniksin
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Why doesn’t Tennis take away Jannik Sinner’s Titles he got from Doping?
Starting with the Australian Open 2024
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Lance Armstrong says doping cost him $111 million in lost income, legal fees and settlements. Around 2009 he put $100,000 into a friend's fund without knowing what it bought. It was Uber, then worth $3.7 million.
He says that check saved his family.
In the video below he adds up the bill himself. Wait for his answer when he's asked what the $100,000 is worth now.
He won the Tour de France 7 times. In 2012 all 7 titles were taken away.
That October Nike, Oakley, Trek and Anheuser-Busch walked out within days.
"That was a $75 million day," he told Oprah.
Then came the lawsuits. The US government sued him for $100 million and settled for $5 million.
He says that was his tenth settlement.
His teams had insured his bonuses without telling him. The insurers came for the money one by one.
All in: $111 million.
Years earlier he had met a venture capitalist named Chris Sacca and invested $100,000 in his new fund.
He thought Sacca was buying Twitter shares.
The fund's biggest bet was Uber.
CNBC reported his stake grew into tens of millions. He won't give a number.
"It's too good to be true."
"It's saved our family."
Lucky break, or should the Uber money go to the people he lied to?
This scum should be thrown out of the sport with his whole team of bandits.
Renae Stubbs, Tiley too.
"Real" #1's do not fail drug tests or run away from CAS trials.
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Many say Djokovic benefited from a weak era but I’d argue he created it.
An entire generation pushed their bodies to the absolute limit trying to reach the physical and mental standards required to compete with him.
Injuries, burnout, shortened primes.
This “weak era” is just a consequence of trying to keep up with the GOAT.
