Reply With QuoteGood horrible little prick.Originally Posted by splott parker
| + Visit Cardiff FC for Latest News, Transfer Gossip, Fixtures and Match Results |
Being vaccinated at the moment.
Good horrible little prick.
2 sets all!
The boy had him where he wanted him, Novak looked dead and buried.
Then he does what he does.
I fancy Djokovic now.
You might have spoken too soon, the GOAT isn't to lie down and take it without a fight.
Yep, looks like Alcarez had his chance, and what a chance it was.
In my defence I did add ‘at the moment’.
What's he done now?
Another twist. 2-1 CA
I thought Alcaraz would melt in this last set, not a chance though, great match this.
I’m not a tennis fan but have stopped to watch this. Two boxers going at it. This kid is sensationally good.
Unbelievable really, what a match!!!!
Fabulous 👏 👏 👏
ha
Terrific match, fair play to Alcaraz, had my doubts he'd live with Djokovic over that length of match but he did superbly.
Great to see that emotion from him and his team at the end.
Don't think I've ever been happier to see someone lose. Even happier that Alcaraz won.
The King is dead, long live the King.
The fitness of these players is incredible, 5 hours out there this afternoon/evening as well as the rounds to reach the final. Alcaraz can give up his Joe Cordina look a like career now
I'd be surprised if Djokovic went away anytime soon.
class words even in defeat
Classy words from the seven-time champion.
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 16, 2023
An emotional Novak Djokovic speaks after his #Wimbledon final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz... pic.twitter.com/Lvg980Sbn8
He's alright but he's no Aaron Ramsey
Great final. No way I thought Alcaraz was winning it when Djokovic took the fourth set
He's a true gent, it's just the MSM blowing their dog whistle that has whipped up a frenzy amongst a certain element of the population.
Tennis fans have been truly blessed in my lifetime with the amount of Top drawer players, and the game looks in good hands with this new kid on the block.
I caught a bit of the men's wheelchair final earlier, one of the commentators was discussing the Japanese player's impressive serve. about 100 mph from a seated position, which is really good apparently.
the other commentator chimes in with "imagine how hard he could hit it if he could stand up"like something out of Alan partridge
The first man not named Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray to win the Wimbledon Gentlemen's Singles since 2002.
You were doing well until you lumped in Andy Murray with the other three, even if it is technically correct
Posting Permissions
