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Federer here was talking about how effortless is a myth and how he had to work hard to be successful What I found very interesting here is that he mentioned that a player called him out on his lack of discipline at the Italian Open when he was young.... show more

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G.o.a.tvor 2 Jahren

I mean tbf, Nadal was the only one who looked like he actually put in the hard work out of the big3 guys when they were younger Neither Novak nor Roger looked like they were putting in as much hard work as Rafa Totally untrue of course, but can’t blame the guy for saying that

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SRFvor 2 Jahren

I agree with you. Nadal was the most intense guy. His strokes were heavier and felt that he put in more effort. Federer technique looked more effortless. Djokovic I feel is in between

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Guadalupevor 2 Jahren

You’re great anywhere you go Your presence it’s amazing and you are so kind with everyone you’re always so nice and my favorite forever

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Mayurvor 2 Jahren

Excellent talk. Who is screaming in the background.

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Sharad Thapervor 2 Jahren

Mantilla most likely

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TvRFvor 2 Jahren

That mantilla guy, it has to be

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SRFvor 2 Jahren

Would love to find an article on it

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Sadrakvor 2 Jahren

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