Fed did not have mono in 08.
It's an insult to guys like Ancic to claim he did.
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> Fed did not have mono in 08.
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> It's an insult to guys like Ancic to claim he did.
not really...i have encountered people that had mono...some took years
to recover...some were over it in a few months, but they were wasted
during the sickness
Which "expert" would say something that stupid?
Max
Ever have mononucleosis? I got sick in about September, 1972, and didn't
know what I had. It was interesting. I remember this fever that made my
body hotter than I'd ever felt it before and, honest to god, ho shit, I
felt like I was close to actual death.
I was quite young and feeling like I could die at any minute, I was dumb
enough to believe, was, like, a rush. I told you I was young and dumb.
So, I go to the doctor and he checks me out, tells me I've got mono and
gives me something to take, I don't remember what but all doctors always
feel like they have to give you something to take or you won't believe
them. I went home and I felt better the next day.
Over the years I've talked to a lot of people who've had it and some of
them say that it goes away and you don't notice it anymore and some of
them say it takes years and some of them even say it never goes away.
Who knows? Maybe, in my case, it's never gone away and that's why I say
so many stupid things. It wouldn't be an unreasonable conjecture,
though, in my opinion that if a world-class athlete got it, that is to
say a guy who was much better attuned to how his body's supposed to
work, it could bother him much more than it might you or me.
LNC
The problem for me is all Federer does now is proving them wrong only
once a year :)
Sure, the effects of the disease would vary from person to person.
Nevertheless, a guy who is still reaching grand slam semis and finals
cannot in any sense be truly suffering.
Guys who think they're able to diagnose mental breakdowns at a distance
are guys who may be projecting too much to be believable.
LNC
On the other hand, some guys (Andy Murray) don't report that they're
suffering at all (Andy Murray) and never seem to accomplish much (Andy
Murray) of anything except the occasional (Andy Murray), possibly fluke
result (Andy Murray). There's nothing that's any more subjective (Andy
Murray) than whether somebody else feels pain (Andy Murray) but I tell
you (Andy Murray) that when I watch Andy Murray (Andy Murray) play
tennis I feel pain (Andy Murray).
LNC
Probably Navratilova. ;-)
It's 100% certain Federer has not had mono in his pro career.
I dunno how anybody know who anybody who's had mono could possibly
support the claim that Fed had mono. You do not get to slam finals and
play 5 set matches with such a condition and certainly not a pro-
level. As IB said it's kind of an insult to Ancic to say this.
you're talking about the final last week when Murray gave Fed a good
63 62 whooping.
is there any player in particular you're thinking about...? ;)
expert's opinion?
write-off Federer?
bust a lot of rackets?
Is that what you mean?
P
Call it a lambasting, throttling, lesson, hiding and smackdown all
rolled into one... can't wait till Melbourne, especially IF they hook
up again in say Paris or London before hand... will be fun to see how
each responds to this match...
P
Look at my sig. ;-)
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Say, how dumb are you, Whisper? Probably you are so dumb that you
can't realize that you are dumb.
In this case, Fan was trying to be an expert.
Except if that guy was operating at the pinnacle of his profession and
his results went down suddenly and substantially; where only reaching
said semis and finals was actually considered shockingly poor for his
standards. Translation: It's silly to compare Federer to Ancic, or
anyone else, based solely on his results after being effected.
You know it's one thing to accuse someone who's occupation makes lying
an actual asset, say a politician, of being a pathological lair. It's
something completely different to accuse another, who's occupation is
sporting excellence, of being the same.