Nadal's latest Vanity Fair interview

http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/sports/2012/09/17/spain-nadal-says-not-sure-how-long-hell-keep-playing/

Besides learning that Nadal woudl have won Wimby07 had he not been injured (again), we are not told anything new. ....Except that Nadal doesn;t know how long he is going to play....which is pretty much the case for most active players.

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Two articles referencing Rosol three hours apart.

noleisthebest wrote:"Until I had the problems with the knee again, the final at Roland
Garros, had been one of the best seasons of my life. I felt able to win
any competition. Complicated times came later," Nadal said.

Did he not recently say that he was injured throughout the clay season and played through the injury. Did he not say he was injured in Miami and it continued.

When he is winning, he is never injured or can play through the injury. When he loses he is injured. Yes every time he loses its due to an injury. What a dope!!

You have to be a fan like Amritia to believe this tripe.

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raiders_of_the_lost_ark wrote:

Did he not recently say that he was injured throughout the clay season and played through the injury. Did he not say he was injured in Miami and it continued.

When he is winning, he is never injured or can play through the injury. When he loses he is injured. Yes every time he loses its due to an injury. What a dope!!

You have to be a fan like Amritia to believe this tripe.

Winning those 50 titles through injuries, imagine what he could have done if he was 100% fit all the time. Perhaps Connors would be afraid for his records. Nadal's injuries seem to have benefitted quite a few players, like Rosol.

Should I mention Falla or Bozoljac or Davydenko or Berdych or Blake, or Roddick or Troicki or Seppi or Tsonga, or Lopez or Cilic or Young or Lu?

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laverfan wrote:

raiders_of_the_lost_ark wrote:

Did he not recently say that he was injured throughout the clay season and played through the injury. Did he not say he was injured in Miami and it continued.

When he is winning, he is never injured or can play through the injury. When he loses he is injured. Yes every time he loses its due to an injury. What a dope!!

You have to be a fan like Amritia to believe this tripe.

Winning those 50 titles through injuries, imagine what he could have done if he was 100% fit all the time. Perhaps Connors would be afraid for his records. Nadal's injuries seem to have benefitted quite a few players, like Rosol.

Should I mention Falla or Bozoljac or Davydenko or Berdych or Blake, or Roddick or Troicki or Seppi or Tsonga, or Lopez or Cilic or Young or Lu?

I don't know what are you up to. So I'll just laugh like you do.

noleisthebest wrote:

laverfan wrote:Two articles referencing Rosol three hours apart.

and?

There should be one article written every day for the Q2 Eastbourne 2012 winner.

Do not forget Dodig, Mayer, Melzer, Verdasco. Such interesting times.

noleisthebest wrote:Also, if he was injured in Wimbledon, why did he play?
I don't remember reading even on Wooffie's site Nadal was injured before Wimbledon.

Reliance on Wooffie's website for news, at least it is useful for some?

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noleisthebest wrote:Also, if he was injured in Wimbledon, why did he play?

To lose to Rosol the GOAT, of course. He was pretty tired of beating the Top 3 (18-10, 19-14 and 13-5).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafael_Nadal_career_statistics#Players_with_winning_records_against_Nadal

This link from the unreliable internet should help the flow of creative writing juices.

noleisthebest wrote:... (Cilic should watch it for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day till the rest of his career).

Cilic must have been watching his USO 2009 matches.

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noleisthebest wrote:

laverfan wrote:

To lose to Rosol the GOAT, of course. He was pretty tired of beating the Top 3 (18-10, 19-14 and 13-5).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafael_Nadal_career_statistics#Players_with_winning_records_against_Nadal

This link from the unreliable internet should help the flow of creative writing juices.

Amri will be proud of this post and will send you a PM of congratulations. On v2, of course.

He suggested it, to add some variety to an otherwise monotonous set of articles. At least it will make it entertaining, like Wooffie's blog.

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noleisthebest wrote:BTW, do you have any news on whether Nadal will play in Davis Cup final. It would be fascinating to see Rosol play Nadal on superfast indoor hard surface.

He is planning to play Golf, Football and Jet-Ski, according to Wooffie's blog. Tennis is passe.

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noleisthebest wrote:You should not even contemplate competing with Wooffie.

How do you know I am not Wooffie?

noleisthebest wrote:Try something new and original. I won't mind even if you do Nole's fanclub blog.

You have better suited credentials for that, IMVHO.

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noleisthebest wrote:

laverfan wrote:

noleisthebest wrote:BTW, do you have any news on whether Nadal will play in Davis Cup final. It would be fascinating to see Rosol play Nadal on superfast indoor hard surface.

He is planning to play Golf, Football and Jet-Ski, according to Wooffie's blog. Tennis is passe.

Amazing itinerary for someone recovering from a knee injury. What a guy, I AM impressed!

Ruiz-Cotorro is even more impressive. Nadal can provide very reliable references, if the quest for a Doctor is on.

noleisthebest wrote:

laverfan wrote:

How do you know I am not Wooffie?

Are you, then?

Nah, I have better things to do than ramble.

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noleisthebest wrote:I believe Woffie's having a genuinelly fabulous time rambling. I'm almost envious. Esp when she starts her annual posting from Monte Carlo.

To each his own.

noleisthebest wrote:I'd love to bump into her one day over there. Not the Nadal type of bumping, of course.

During a Nadal-Djokovic match, of course.

Thank-you Laverfan for some entertainment



These one dimensional Nadal -bashing article are all the same, just the same things said over and over and over again. zzz

Amritia3ee wrote:Thank-you Laverfan for some entertainment



These one dimensional Nadal -bashing article are all the same, just the same things said over and over and over again. zzz

Just like what Nadal does. Whenever lost a match, injured. Injured. Injured. and injured. He has varieties of injuries.

the top -5

1. unknown injuries
2. mysterious injuries
3. phantom injuries
4. no-pain injuries
5. scheduled injuries

What else can we add to this list.

raiders_of_the_lost_ark wrote: I don't know what are you up to. So I'll just laugh like you do.

Same here!

noleisthebest wrote:"Until I had the problems with the knee again, the final at Roland
Garros, had been one of the best seasons of my life. I felt able to win
any competition. Complicated times came later," Nadal said.

I wish he gave interview in Spanish and then that translated in English, so you get to hear him express his thoughts properly.

All these interviews in English are just so basic, the lingo is so cliche, it could've been said by any athlete.

One could jump at the words "complicated times" here, but you just don' t know whether something has been lost in translation (in his own brain).

Amazing that he felt he could win any competition after that match in RG. That's quite telling as he must've thought he cracked the Djokovic enigma .

And then came Rosol The Great.....

How embarrassing,I would certainly not say something like that after I had my ass handed to me the way Rosol served Nadal his ass on a silver plate