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OBJ sounded crazy answering Ryan Clarke question about PED’s on Pivot Podcast … I don’t know how he thought it sounded in his mind but all of the explaining around the question and all of the self deprecation about other stuff was the red flag. IMO he got off... his path because he became a celebrity within the game@of football. He started enjoying the fruits of his labor and his career didn’t end the way he wanted to. In an attempt to get it back on track he tried to take PED’s and got caught. There’s no conspiracy theory or anything else special that happened. The end. Made him look crazier when he tried to explain it away. Just my thoughts. Great athlete and I’m sure a great person. Sometimes it’s just cleaner to say “I made a bad choice and move on”. @itiswhatitis_talkshow more

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SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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Novak Djokovic on Stan Wawrinka playing his last Australian Open match, ‘When he’s gone, tennis is going to lose a great player & a great person’ “Proud to call him a friend and a rival. Someone who definitely has inspired me, no doubt, with his longevity, with his commitment to the game. He’s so passionate about it. Seeing him battle it out almost 4 hours in the last match that he played in the 2nd round, the way he turned it around.. it’s a testament to his career and what he brought to the court. His legacy will definitely stay and live with many different younger generations that look up to him. He’s a great champion on and off the court, very likable guy. He did everything the right way. He deserved every applause he had this tournament. I think it’s been a great farewell Australian Open for him. When he’s gone, tennis is going to lose a great player & a great person.” (via Australian Open)

Novak Djokovic on Stan Wawrinka playing his last Australian Open match, ‘When he’s gone, tennis is going to lose a great player & a great person’ “Proud to call him a friend and a rival. Someone who definitely has inspired me, no doubt, with his longevity, with his commitment to the game. He’s so passionate about it. Seeing him battle it out almost 4 hours in the last match that he played in the 2nd round, the way he turned it around.. it’s a testament to his career and what he brought to the court. His legacy will definitely stay and live with many different younger generations that look up to him. He’s a great champion on and off the court, very likable guy. He did everything the right way. He deserved every applause he had this tournament. I think it’s been a great farewell Australian Open for him. When he’s gone, tennis is going to lose a great player & a great person.” (via Australian Open)

The Tennis Letter

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