Yep The same

Oh blessss

Yeah..and pretty strict sponsors contracts hihi

so funny indeed.😀

Maybe you are giving too much importance to what you feel against what you do?!!

@@NITISHNEELAGIRI If I did break racquets or played tennis or maybe another sport, then maybe I would switch the first sentence to "I do all of these." That's not the case tho.

I heard every time he loses, he takes it out on his wife.

@@Shinxux3 Wtf? Who said that lol

Why did dimitrov shams his in the first clip?

@@Shinxux3 You are the prime example of how rumors, even when they are not true, hurt people.

that the reason why he is the best. Apart of a winner a great sportsman

Reason being uncle Toni said to him as a kid "if you ever break a racquet I will not be your coach anymore, some people can’t even afford a racquet"

Good point

What is the matter if anyone breaks racket or not? How is it connected with true legend? Rubbish👎👎👎

Even when he had a good reason to swear at the empire, he kept relatively calm, no bad words. Always respectful.

British accent

@@anasstihouna7915 Scottish…

Sounds gay.

For anybody wondering it was most likely him saying "bum"

💀.

😂 correct 👌

you can not be serious!!

@@fruitcake4t don't take it seriously...it's a good humour ;)

He is so handsome, wanna be his partner.

😂

I can understand why Kyrgios raged there - that was such an important point that, if he won, would have given him two march points, and somebody in the crowd completely messed it up for him

To be honest.. Difficult call, I would've called it in as well.. Calling it out is overruling the line judges their call and kind of undermining their decision-making.. But to be fair I could be in aswell

@@Wobbling that was for sure our. look at the speed at 0.25

Whats the issue

It didn't hit the ball maybe

Jeez you do not understand obviously

@@robinkalousek7247 me?

Ridiculous 🙄

@@blackfox658 true

Hahaha omg it's so funny

poor lad is just terrified

I was wondering lol. I have a black mother and they can shush/hush you to the Gods but this was epic🤣🤣😍 I'm going to say mrsh from now on!!!

How the hell is it healthy?!?!

So ignorant when they break 💔 their beautiful rackets, come on, grow up

He broke a lot when he was young

I play tennis to be removed from your grammar

You probably played tennis / watched it when it wasn't a full professional sport - where kids start training from 4yrs old, have a team of 30+ staff, sponsorship companies putting pressure on you to perform, as well as earning millions of dollars. The pressure to perform is so high, and all of these players push themselves at 99.5% of their effort for 2-4 hours in a match. So I can empathise with them. So long as they don't injure the crowd, staff, or purposefully injure their opponent, docking points, games and matches are sufficient.

Your probably one of those people who can barely hit the ball over the net, and say you play tennis because you need something to do

Lmao what? Did you not see the videos of McEnroe and Connors? This is not a new thing boomer

Age of psychotic narcissists

Whatever.

@@yezmirsheppard-halika6892 LOL

lame

There are more Nick K and Rafa N clips and Roger F clips than Djokovic, he was In 2 clips the rest were all in 5

Mate do you know how to count Larry?

I saw like 2...

Potage Potage ikr there are much more of Nadal and Federer

I just realized you don't know how to count.

Hmm that does make sense you’re right but why would you challenge something that hasn’t been called? He raised his hand to challenge what? The ref didn’t call anything. He said “out” afterwards. It’s a strange one.

nah he returned the ball into play even after it being called out, so it should've been replayed

Nope, When Rafa raised his hand, the referee responded without out, implying that he was corresponding to Rafa's call, he was in no regards challenging, and also he returned the ball.

That's a great pick up - well spotted. So for the rest of the replies - as soon as Rafa thinks that the ball is out and wants to challenge a 'no call' (which means the linesperson thought it was in), then the point stops. Now if the Umpire didn't call it out, then Rafa's challenge would go ahead, and as the ball is in, Rafa would lose the point - irrespective if he returns the ball in. But because the umpire calls the ball out (over-ruling the linesperson - irrespective if he saw Rafa's raised hand), then Berdych challenged the Umpire's call - and has his challenge upheld. Rafa's complaint that he hit the ball back in play is moot - as he was the original challenger. The Umpire's explanation to Rafa as to why he lost the point was wrong though. If Rafa didn't put his hand up in the beginning, then the point would be replayed.

@@matonatomic Well explained young marine. Thank you.

would like to see you on a court in their situation

​@@francoisbosc2596go watch Nadal

stop being so soft thats whats wrong with the sport no passion