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Don't understand how you can complain in a competitive environment about something like that. The guy is human after all, and doesn't really mean what he's doing.

Like I said before people just want an excuse to hate him,especially since he gatecrashed the Rafa-Roger party. Two is company, three's a crowd

Like I said before people just want an excuse to hate him,especially since he gatecrashed the Rafa-Roger party. Two is company, three's a crowd

In a moment as intense as that, implosion is to be expected. Other players have done much worse than snatch a towel out of a kid's hand. That being said, he was being a bit of a dick.

Nobody's out to get Djokovic and only Djokovic. The same 'animosity' can be observed for Federer or Nadal, or most other big names. People will react negatively to rude behaviour, it's natural, though.


That sounded very high-horsey of me, but you catch my drift.

Murray, much like previous encounters, had his chances, but could not make it stick. Breaking Djokovic twice in the first set, he really should have backed it up and closed it out. Djokovic is such a great finisher - he's capable of sprinting at the end of the marathon, with that bagel final set. Similar also with his IW win over Federer with the 6-2 final set. The blowout appears to be much more mental, than physical fallout from the effort of winning the previous set - once Djokovic breaks Murray down he capitulates typically in the final set, way more so than Federer or Rafa, who seem to be able to fight harder than Murray does when Djokovic appears to be on top of the match.

You've got to imagine Djoker will end his career with the Masters record. With 6 of the 9 Masters on hard court, and Djokovic more likely to win on the clay courts than Rafa on the hard courts, he could end up with 30+ at his current rate. If he improves his HC record at the US Open, Djoker could go on down as the greatest hard court player in history.

While Murray is meeting Djokovic in finals consistently, Federer still appears to be the one who gives Djokovic the frights more than any other. I'm really hoping Rafa mounts a strong challenge with the shift on to the clay.

I hope Rafa comes back strong too but really want Djokovic to finally winning RG this year. Rafa can win the US Open and he can get the unprecedented no. 10 next year ������
One can hope anyway...

Lizzy I wasn't hating on Djokovic. I'm sorry if you felt that way.

It's cool, apology accepted

Like I said before people just want an excuse to hate him,especially since he gatecrashed the Rafa-Roger party. Two is company, three's a crowd

Not even a Fedal fangirl but still don't like Djokovic. Yes he's a try hard. He hates it when the crowd is against him but then he acts like a jerk and wonders why he'll never be as loved as the other two despite arguably being the better player. I'm so over his roid rages

It doesn't matter who does it I don't like it when players insult the crowd and frightening the ball kid like that?


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this^ he's good, but not better than federer...

or Nadal, for that matter

But Djokovic is still the best player in the world, and possibly the best I've seen on slow hard courts. He is calm and professional in press conferences. The only thing I would say is that he shouldn't care what others think of him - if he focuses solely on his game and is able to shut the crowd out of his mind he'll be more successful in the biggest matches on the biggest stages.

this french open should be interesting, hopefully nadals back to full health, personally I'm looking forward to the grass swing...

The one thing I dislike is the overuse of slow courts, you can see the difference in results between the finals in dubai and indian wells and miami, don't get me wrong, djokovic is a great player and deserves to be no.1 but his somewhat "easy" journey to getting all grand slams shouldn't be as easy as the media portray it to be. I still think nadal will retain his french open but wouldn't be surprised if djokovic takes it, wimbledon should be the most interesting, hoping for federer to get his 8th there.