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zebedee said:A pretty devastating opinion on tennis from an anti-doping expert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yHYSkNwaQ0
I don't speak Italian. What does he say ?
zebedee said:A pretty devastating opinion on tennis from an anti-doping expert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yHYSkNwaQ0
miguelsol said:Will Serena ever be outed?
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miguelsol said:Will Serena ever be outed?
Andynonomous said:I don't speak Italian. What does he say ?
zebedee said:All bets are on! Two guys, one the drug smuggler Odesnik, engaged in a massive tank.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8jPs87WXCk&feature=youtu.be
http://tenngrand.com/2015/01/30/odesnik-and-shabaz-blatantly-tank-doubles-match-at-maui-challenger/
Paging the Tennis Integrity Unit. Paging, paging.
robow7 said:To hell with dieting, I just need to make sure I don't wear any more sleeveless shirts.
"This is Nadal's first event on clay since last year, a welcome change after losing last month on hardcourts in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, and being beaten in the first round in Qatar on hardcourts.
Nadal looks slimmer this season, though when asked about it in Rio he said his weight was unchanged -- about 85-86.5 kilograms (188-190 pounds). He said perhaps he seems smaller because he has not been wearing sleeveless shirts when he plays."
i think it is a combination of lipotropin, aicar, and gw501516Andynonomous said:Of course Nadal will deny that his weight has changed. He has had some dramatic swings in weight throughout his career. A number of players have noted it.
He clearly went on something to prepare for the clay season. He is noticeably thinner than he was just a few weeks ago, when he played in Australia. Look at his face here in Rio.
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Clay is a more "defensive" surface than the other surfaces. Leanness helps your game on clay. Maybe he has been using clen ? I am sure that the ITF has assured uncle Toni that Rafa won't be tested while training in Majorca.
Here is a thread at one of the tennis fanboy forums, where they discuss whether Nadal is muscular or not.
oh, the Canadian Serbian 6'7" tall player, he was much leaner. The Mohammed Ali Frenchman, that guy, he even got leander. suspicious they all got leaner at the same time.Andynonomous said:Of course Nadal will deny that his weight has changed. He has had some dramatic swings in weight throughout his career. A number of players have noted it.
He clearly went on something to prepare for the clay season. He is noticeably thinner than he was just a few weeks ago, when he played in Australia. Look at his face here in Rio.
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Clay is a more "defensive" surface than the other surfaces. Leanness helps your game on clay. Maybe he has been using clen ? I am sure that the ITF has assured uncle Toni that Rafa won't be tested while training in Majorca.
Here is a thread at one of the tennis fanboy forums, where they discuss whether Nadal is muscular or not.
blackcat said:oh, the Canadian Serbian 6'7" tall player, he was much leaner. The Mohammed Ali Frenchman, that guy, he even got leander. suspicious they all got leaner at the same time...
Andynonomous said:I believe that you are talking about Milos Raonic, and Tsonga.
As for Raonic, he has been working with Rafael Nadal's doping doctor in Spain for some time.
It is something he has learnt from the Spaniards...
Blanco began working with Raonic in October 2010 and the Canadian soon made the decision to relocate to Barcelona and surround himself with Toni Estalella as a physical trainer and Dr. Angel Ruiz Cotorro as his doctor. [It was] a change that took him a giant step forwards, declared Blanco.
blackcat said:but two Serbians, Anna Ivanovic, she almost looked anorexic compared to the other players, and she always looked like a soft puppy fat physique even when she won the Aus Open and went to number 1 about 7 years ago.
blackcat said:i meant, the two were the "early adopters", p'raps before even Wigans started leaning up and dropping the weight at Garmin. (about 4 years back now for Anna, and cant remember for Nole, but definitely multiple years before other players started to drop lbs)
actually, I cant remember when Djokavic won his first Aus Open when Federer cried (which to me showed his true colours). I cant remember if the 6'3" Joker was carrying around another 3 or so lbs, because it would be so marginal for the eye to discern a few lbs gain or loss, but this was about 6 or 7 years back when he won his first Aus Open.
ok, error in memory, thnx for the correction SRSundayRider said:It was against Nadal when Fed cried at the Aus open. Djokovic first won Aus open in 2008 but didn't win another slam until the same tournament in 2011.
blackcat said:ok, error in memory, thnx for the correction SR
SundayRider said:Djokovic was very inconsistent between 2008 - 2011. Then since 2011 extremely consistent.
thrawn said:He went from cramping in the 4th round of slams and withdrawing to outlasting Nadal in 6 hours. Seems legit.
More aesthetically pleasing though. I just can't imagine the dawg playing tennis.go crazy said:Exactly right. This is why Djokovic is so much more unbelievable than some of these other guys. He's the Chris Froome of tennis.
go crazy said:Exactly right. This is why Djokovic is so much more unbelievable than some of these other guys. He's the Chris Froome of tennis.
indeed.SundayRider said:Maybe fitness wise yes but he was an exceptional technical player before then he just didn't have amazing endurance and recovery like he does now.