L Sanchez MD wrote:Moralspain wrote:L Sanchez MD wrote:I think Rafa is the worst and most consistent violator of the rule, but you're right, Djokovic, and del Potro are also very bad.
I heard that Rafa actually used to be very quick to start a new point, but Tio Toni made him slow down and go through rituals to gain concentration.
It's way too slow, though, and no doubt puts off many opponents. (Remember the famous altercation with Soderling at Wim?)
i agree with all you said, but anyone here believes that he has achieved in tennis is because he has been taking consistently more than 20 sec between points in all his matches? come on!!, it helps him? yeah of course, otherwise he doesn't do it, but i don't think it's the key of his career success, ...annoying? maybe, and if he's beating your favorite player then there's no doubt it's annoying as hell
I don't believe that what he achieved in tennis is just because he takes 40 seconds between points.
I never said anything like that.... I just said it's annoying!
Sure, it would be annoying if he's doing it when beating your favourite player, but what annoys me most is when Rafa plays Novak. Then it happens on both sides, and an extra hour gets added to the match time (not even exaggerating!)
Novak at times can bounce the ball a maddening amount of times.
you know what? i agree i guess, problem is that i'm on the other side, i mean my favorite player (at least one of my favorite players) is Rafa and i'm kinda blind i guess