Post: #26

(10-15-2017 05:27 AM)Going strong Wrote:  Conservative Novak Djokovic has just opened a new restaurant, which will be free for poor and homeless Serbian people!

Much respect: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/tennis/46...-homeless/

"TENNIS ace Novak Djokovic is opening a new restaurant... incredibly offering free food to those in need. Djokovic revealed customers will be able to dine for free after claiming he wants to give back to those who have supported him.

Novak said in a statement: "Money is not problem for me. I have earned enough to feed all of Serbia.

"I think that they deserve this after all the support they are giving to me.""

This is awesome and doesn't surprise me one bit. I found Serbian people to be the absolutely friendliest most caring people I've ever encountered. The only thing that chased me away from there was once the cold weather started setting in.

Post: #27

@Dirtyblueshirt,

I think the reason Murray is considered part of the group is due to his consistency - he has reached the semis or finals of GS for a long time now. Wawrinka is a phenomenal but highly inconsistent player.

Post: #28

Novak is helping protect and save a beautiful, small Christian-Orthodox church, situated in the French city of Nice. The building housing this small church currently belongs to people, cold greedy heirs, who are trying to sell it for a profit - and Djokovic has proposed to pay them so that the building remains a holy place. Much respect to the faithful, generous Serbian world number-1! (Meanwhile, Roger counts his billions in Basel and helps nobody...)

https://www.instagram.com/p/Brrk2kDAbG9/...um=loading

Nole speaking: "a very special Serbian church in Nice. It’s a small place where the Serbian community and culture are nurtured. Families get together every second Sunday and spend real quality time together. Teachers volunteer to play with kids - they read a story and then create a theatre like show to breath life into the words they read"

http://www.lefigaro.fr/actualite-france/...enacee.php

Post: #29

(09-16-2015 02:28 PM)Blaster Wrote:  An alpha's wife:

Well, I'm sorry to say she's quite underwhelming with no makeup or clothes:

Post: #30

Yeah bro, she has some pointy ass elbows. WNB.

Post: #31

(03-27-2019 05:34 AM)CaptainChardonnay Wrote:  Yeah bro, she has some pointy ass elbows. WNB.

I would definitely bang, but I wouldn't call that an "alpha wife", as per OP.

Post: #32

How would anyone not rate her a 7?
You picked literally the worst photo of her in a weird pose and it isn't even bad.

I am a huge tennis fan- if you want to see another tennis alpha- Check out Nick Kyrgios. Some call him the Trump of tennis

Post: #33

^For a wife who has just had her second kid, she looks very good and quite in shape, actually.

(03-27-2019 06:18 AM)The Stronger Sex Wrote:  

(03-27-2019 05:34 AM)CaptainChardonnay Wrote:  Yeah bro, she has some pointy ass elbows. WNB.

I would definitely bang, but I wouldn't call that an "alpha wife", as per OP.

There's always this trick in any case:

Post: #34

Yesterday, our dear Nole (Djokovic) has been the target of a vile, xenophobic, bigoted, low-life attack, unsurprisingly launched by radical-Left Nick "teachers' pet" Kyrgios. (Kyrgios also insulted Conservative Rafa Nadal and gravely insulted Rafa's uncle)

Kyrgios has said on a podcast that he hates, viscerally hates, the (Christian-inspired) demonstrations of victory that sometimes Djokovic carries out on court after a great success.

Thus, and without probably realizing it, Kyrgios has openly proved his intolerance and racism directed at Christians, and particularly Orthodox. For there is no other reason for disliking a man kissing his Christian cross (Djokovic's celebration, with his wooden necklace cross), than Christianophoby. Shame on the bigot Kyrgios!

Thanks God, a few minutes ago, Kyrgios has been punished! He has become openly mad on court against Ruud (the son of Christian, if you remember him), has thrown a chair on the court, and walked off like a glorious fag .

This time, we can hope that teachers' pet, Federer's ass-licking Kyrgios will, at looong last, receive a suspension for anti-sportmanship. No SJW, anti-Christian chair umpire should be able to urgently come to his help this time - as was, scandalously, the case during the last US Open.

By the way, about tennis: our man Sandgren, a dignified avowed Christian, has, if I am well informed, been stripped from his marketing contracts, he has no shirt sponsor anymore. Sad.
Low-life violent pieces of trash like Kyrgios make millions in publicity, while our friend Tennys Sandgren cannot earn one dollar from clothing-sponsors.

https://www.businessinsider.com/novak-dj...019-5?op=2
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/tennis/2019/...torms-mid/
"A day on from hitting out at "cringeworthy" Novak Djokovic and "super salty" Rafael Nadal, Nick Kyrgios made more headlines in Rome with a spectacular mid-match meltdown against Casper Ruud.

Having lost his serve early on in the third set, Kyrgios reacted angrily and was given a game penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. Kyrgios then smashed his racket and kicked a bottle over as his frustration grew.

Shouting "I'm done, I'm f------ done," he chucked a plastic chair onto the court, before picking up his bag, shaking hands with the umpire and his opponent and making a hasty exit. As he began to leave, it appeared as though the umpire defaulted him anyway - and there will likely be further repercussions for a player who has already been fined, suspended and forced to see a sports psychologist after 'tanking' (tennis slang for giving up) against Zverev three years ago"

And please note that Kyrgios (apparently rejecting his Greek roots, if he is indeed the son of mister Kyrgios) always explodes in racial hatred against Orthodox Christians: Djokovic, Zverev, Medvedev... Sad. When will the ATP get rid of such a dangerous individual (and his scheming chair umpire ally)?

Post: #35

Kyrgios is a great example of how fucked up the modern millineal western male is.

He has some great genetics and talent, but has the typical millineal problems of short attention span, attention seeking, wants all the results without doing any work. Lives his whole life on social media. Attention is more valuable to him than quality.

SJW/leftist victim mentality 'equality' culture has fucked him up too. He keeps tweeting 'we are all equal'. No, Nick, the person who works hardest to actualize their talent is the best, you don't get your ass kissed for being lazy.

In a more masculine Era, he could've been the Ali of Tennis. Now he is a pussified guy with serious mental health issues.

And of course his criticizing of Djokovic who has achieved 100x what he has is embarrassing. No different from a twitter SJW criticizing a successful alpha. Pure jealousy.

Post: #36

I'm starting to believe there is a Nole curse like there's a God-Emperor curse.

I mean, similarly to how (Leftist) people who foolishly attack D. Trump, usually fall victim of bad luck soon after, with Djokovic it's the same. Look at Kyrgios, insulting Nole (and Rafa, and Verdasco: not only is Kyrgios anti-Orthodox, he's also anti-Latinos), and just one day later, he ludicrously crashes out of the Roma tournament.

Now, there's of course one dude who ran to the help of teacher's-pet Kyrgios: the scheming, politically-correct insufferable Swiss billionaire, Roger the Bankster. Kyrgios and Roger love each other, it's embarrassing, and of course they have their nice hustle of the Laver Cup going on.

Meanwhile, Kyrgios' last opponent Ruud is logically asking for a six-month suspension, like all players, who can't stand Kyrgios. But I bet the alt-Left infiltrated ATP will give him only a one-month suspension, after Wimbledon and before the US Open.

https://news.yahoo.com/kyrgios-disqualif...--ten.html
^if you "identify as a non-White" like Kyrgios, and indulge in racist outbursts, then according to MSM you're "vibrant and combustible"

Combustible! It's a new one.

Below, PC Roger licking ass and playing nice, as usual:

"His opponent, Norwegian qualifier Casper Ruud, said that wasn't enough and called for Kyrgios to be banned for six months or longer.

Roger Federer, though, thinks Kyrgios has already been given an appropriate punishment.

"I don't think he should be suspended," Federer said. "He walked off the court. What did he do? He hurt a chair? That's not enough for me. I don't know if he's on probation or not from his Shanghai thing. If that's the case, then obviously you can maybe look into it. If that's run its course, I don't think he should be suspended."

Kyrgios was already suspended by the ATP Tour for two months in 2016 for "tanking" a match and insulting fans during a loss at the Shanghai Masters.

The latest incident occurred on an outer court at the Foro Italico, with Kyrgios losing 6-3, 6-7 (5), 2-1 against Ruud.

First, Kyrgios slammed his racket to the clay and kicked a water bottle. Then he picked up a white chair and flung it onto the court with his right hand.

The men's tour said Kyrgios will lose his 33,635 euros ($37,500) in prize money from the tournament and 45 ATP points.

Kyrgios was also fined 20,000 Euros for the three unsportsmanlike conduct penalties he received during the match and must cover the cost of his hospitality during the tournament, the ATP said.

"A zero pointer, fine, all this stuff is already tough enough," Federer added. "He knows it's a mistake what happened."

Ruud said many players were debating how long Kyrgios should be suspended for.

"It doesn't seem like anything makes him change these days," Ruud said. "The ATP should do something. ... I'm not the only one who thinks he should be suspended for at least half a year.""

He then kicked a water bottle, before throwing a chair across court, packing his bag, shouting "I am fucking done".

The Australian later posted "Hahahahaha" on Twitter along with crying with laughter emojis alongside a clip of Ruud celebrating going through 6-3, 6-7 (5/7), 2-1 to the third round.

"I think he got what he deserved," said Ruud of Kyrgios.

The Norwegian, who went on to lose to former US Open champion Juan Martin Del Potro, said he thought the ATP should take action.

"He thinks he can do what he likes."

"He was angry from the start, at that point in the third, I thought 'this has to be it' you can't go on like that and go on playing'.

"He was getting more and more angry. There's been a lot of talk about it with other players.

"I think there should be some hard punishment, there's been some other stuff as well. He should be suspended for at least six months."

Post: #37

I bet Kyrgios suffers from a real identity crisis. I actually feel for him. Half-Greek and half-Malaysian but raised in Australia? Dude’s probably so confused. Not to say that that’s the reason for his stupidity but I think it’s a good lesson in the failure of multiculturalism.

Post: #38

(05-17-2019 02:38 AM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  I bet Kyrgios suffers from a real identity crisis. I actually feel for him. Half-Greek and half-Malaysian but raised in Australia? Dude’s probably so confused. Not to say that that’s the reason for his stupidity but I think it’s a good lesson in the failure of multiculturalism.

Have you read the post from Rorogue above? I am quoting: "SJW/leftist victim mentality 'equality' culture has fucked him up too"

It's a bit what you might (unconsciously I think) be doing here, too: pardoning Kyrgios for SJW-inspired reasons. "Oh but he's confused, he's not responsible, he identifies as non-White or some, so he must be forgiven".

I think Kyrgios is not confused at all. Kyrgios is a happy wealthy bigot, a vocal Leftist radical, no confusion on this.

The best advice to give to Kyrgios would be: To grow up and stop thinking that everybody is against him "cause European people are rayciss", and calm the heck down on court and on twitter.

Anyway, a few minutes ago another spoiled kid has fallen victim to the Nole curse:



Roger the Swiss South African bankster has withdrawn from Roma. It's either Nole curse, or, the Swiss, being such a drama queen, has walked over in solidarity with his bff Kyrgios. Whining about "wetlines", of course, the Swiss is (it's never his fault).

https://www.perfect-tennis.com/roger-fed...ter-final/ (blaming wetlines)
" the lines are wet. Wet lines mean you slide. And when I slid, I caught myself. I did hurt my toe for like two games, my leg also was hurting a little bit."
also, remember, https://sports.yahoo.com/roger-federer-b...53996.html (blaming wet shorts)

In any case we know that indeed there are two camps on the ATP tennis circuit:

-the good Conservative camp (Djokovic, the Orthodox, Rafa, Verdasco, DelPo, Gasquet, S. Johnson, Tennys, Trungelitti, Hewitt, etc)

-the bad whining SJW camp (Roger, Stan, Kyrgios, mad-Paire, reportedly Isner, Tomic, etc)
(Even though divorced Stan might be transitioning from bad to good)

And note that meanwhile, in Rome, Djokovic and Nadal win their games 6-1 6-0 like it's 2015 all over again!

Post: #39

How do you know so much about the political leanings of pro players?

Post: #40

He doesn’t, he’s just talking out of his ass.

Post: #41

(05-17-2019 02:38 AM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  I bet Kyrgios suffers from a real identity crisis. I actually feel for him. Half-Greek and half-Malaysian but raised in Australia? Dude’s probably so confused. Not to say that that’s the reason for his stupidity but I think it’s a good lesson in the failure of multiculturalism.

Australia is interesting. It's a culture where nobody has to strive to be anything spectacular. As its so wealthy and the welfare/Healthcare system is so good, there's not the need to succeed financially like in the US.

The Anglo guys understand this culture and are cool with it. They are more bought into the 'community' of Australia, so they try harder so they don't let down the people around them. (Maybe in this multicultural society that is changing slightly, though, but for the most part it is still true)

Ethnics, on the other hand, don't have such a connection to the community.

You can see Kyrgios doesn't care about being that typical Aussie athlete that is liked by everyone. He knows he is different from mainstream Australia- the bridge between mainstream Australia and an ethnic who is not willing to fully 'Anglocize' is always going to be huge.

Especially with Nick, bring mixed race- I'm sure he doesn't fully identify the Greek community either.

He has taken a more individualistic approach- wanting to be a global star. As he is 6'4, quite dark brown, and freakishly athletic, he has identified a lot with black American culture.

That is fine, but the problem is, he hasn't had to struggle financially the way many African American athletes had to- many of these guys (Durant) came from poor backgrounds and they HAD TO make it to take care of their family. That can't be said of Kyrgios. He didn't see the same tough realities.

He's a very interesting case.

I think the brother needs 2 years off the tour. He needs to see the reality of the world, and how lucky he is. He needs to find meaning in tennis.

Or he will just go the way of many disenfranchised (in his own mind), confused young millineal men- making nothing of himself, except a fool.

Post: #42

Wow, another temper tantrum from Kryin' Kyrgios. Suspend his snowflake ass.

Post: #43

(05-17-2019 09:34 AM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  He doesn’t, he’s just talking out of his ass.

Butt-hurt over the whole Kyrgios situation, are we?

Anyway... Tennis players often have strong political opinions. One hint: the ones who do not partake in public SJW activities or do not give money to Leftist charities or "Africa", are, don't doubt it, Right-Wingers.

Anyway, some examples below, not that you deserve my time, but, for other interested forum members:

Gasquet: Right-Wing, openly loves Sarkozy ("admired personal friend"), gives interview where he denounces "not too normal" gays and "disgustingly PC" socialist Noah.

Paire: Left-Wing, apparently converts to Islam, and hires weird Leftist suburban boxer as coach, in name of diversity.

All the players who play Doubles with Sandgren: Right-Wing. Krajicek for example. If not, they wouldn't risk playing with Sandgren (suicidal for sponsors).

Also Kevin Anderson: gives money to "animal cause" or whatever, in order not to give to "Africa" or SJW causes, and, though South African, refuses to partake in White-Guilt: right-winger spotted.

Del Potro: picks up Correction officers (prison guards) in his car to give them a lift, gives zero peso to "Africa": right-Wing.

Daniil Medvedev: went to live in right-wing Nice, and shouts, at an obese, cheating Afro-American female referee, something along the lines of: "Stop stealing points and giving them to your bro' Don Young": right-winger, even got suspended for being red-pill.

So, examples abound and as an avid tennis fan, I happen to follow the tennis tour and its various events, including the political ones. Thanks for asking, parce.

Post: #44

So do you reckon there are any sympathizers in the women's circuit?

Post: #45

(05-18-2019 05:21 AM)The Stronger Sex Wrote:  So do you reckon there are any sympathizers in the women's circuit?

women's circuit??


What? Wait... are you saying there is a... women's circuit?? since when? women, playing professional tennis? Nah, you're pulling my leg!





with wig, and the original Sharapova!




By the way, splendid game yesterday in Rome between my two preferred sportsmen, Nole and Delpo! And Djokovic won by saving two match-points.

Also, read: Djokovic against extreme feminism in sports: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35859791

"Earlier, Indian Wells tournament CEO Raymond Moore said the women's WTA Tour "ride on the coat-tails of the men".

After claiming victory at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, 11-time major winner Djokovic said the men's tennis tour "should fight for more".
But the Serb described Moore's comments as "not politically correct".

Novak Djokovic questions equal prize money in tennis.

Djokovic, 28, said women "fought for what they deserve and they got it", but claimed prize money should be "fairly distributed" based on "who attracts more attention, spectators and who sells more tickets" (men ).

(trans) Serena Meghan Williams said Moore's statement was "offensive", calling it "mistaken and very, very, very inaccurate".

"There's only one way to interpret that. Get on your knees, which is offensive enough, and thank a man," added 21-time major winner Williams, 34. "We shouldn't have to drop to our knees at any point. ""