Early mouth award of the decade goes to the old Tart Notsofarmus

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Youi wrote it 50 times over that the Springboks  did n ot deserve tow in the wcc and that is what really happened. 

What is to be  added   here is that Tsitsipas is humiliating Djokovic showing you age mania up again.   Did you not hear what the commentators said about Djokovic and Nadal,   The speed of the balls they hit is between 12 and 14 kph  lower than the speed the youngsters hit the ball.   They hope that the opposing players make mistakes rather than force the issue.

Mozart aka Idiot Supreme,    

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Nah I may or may not be an idiot, but the supreme idiot and the early mouth of the decade goes to you Tart.

And there’s this from Notsofarmus

With his record this year on clay Djokovic  may get top the fourth  round - but he has no chance going further.

And this:

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And Federer  retires, having qualified for the Fourth Round. Gosh didn’t one poster suggest they mightn’t survive the first round?

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One of them will lose in the final

If he wasn't in such poor form most days, this would stand out a little more. It is, nevertheless, rather embarrassing. 

And the old humourless toad can’t even surface to take it in fun. He does the cowardly deep dive.

Perhaps this excerpt  from a NY Times article might help in your tennis education Tart. Read and learn:

The truth is, the opponent does not have Djokovic where he wants him in a major tournament until he has the big trophy in his hands. Tsitsipas, like so many players before him, had to settle for the smaller prize. He was asked what he had learned from the defeat.

“Two sets doesn’t really mean anything,” Tsitsipas concluded.

The best-of-five format, which is only in use for men’s singles at the four Grand Slam tournaments, remains a major roadblock to the younger set in their pursuit of winning titles over the Big Three. Long form gives Djokovic more time to untie tactical knots; more time to impose his groundstrokes and great returns; more time to create doubt and stress in the minds of his less experienced opponents.