we get a sense of how frightening RF was. the first games he was using about 75% - waiting to see how much energy he needed to expend. during RF's quick rise through the pro ranks, he was EXACTLY like Tyson in his rise. never before had a professional tennis player been afraid of going into a match as the case had become playing Federer.. when the young Nadal came along and actually won matches against Federer, it blew everyone's mind - not the least Federer.
En otro partido, tiró deliberadamente, las botellas de Nadal, con la raqueta en un cambio de juego. Detesto esa gente que finge que no hace nada pero sabe perfectamente que son artimañas para descentrar al jugador porque saben que con tenis no pueden
Indeed, a very clickbait-ey title for two obviously unrelated matches and a rather solid but unimpressive performance by Federer (for his standards). Rosol just played very poorly here and Federer just had to remain composed to the end to finish the job. Nowhere near anything that could be considered INSANE....
Calling LukÔŔ Rosol "clown" is disrespectful. He was a great player. I've been playing competitive tennis for 20 years and that racquet tap? Honestly, I probably wouldn't even notice it, let alone start arguing.