I think that's what he wanted as well. But his body didn't allow him. He wouldn't even let them throw a proper farewell like the Madrid open did. But we'll, it is what it is
The man is all heart, all grit, all gentleman. I used to hate him because he used to beat Federer so easily, but I grew up and came around to recognize him for the fantastic human being he is and an inspiration to everyone. Vamos mate! Fucking vamos!
I'm still thinking it would have been best to retire on the court after winning his last French Open. What an exit.
But I suppose none of them are "capable" of doing so. Same with Federer.
I think that's what he wanted as well. But his body didn't allow him. He wouldn't even let them throw a proper farewell like the Madrid open did. But we'll, it is what it is
No, I mean the last time he won. What was that, 2022?
Ah yes, but he couldn't have known. Why would you retire after just winning a grand slam (👁 ͜ʖ👁)
The man is all heart, all grit, all gentleman. I used to hate him because he used to beat Federer so easily, but I grew up and came around to recognize him for the fantastic human being he is and an inspiration to everyone. Vamos mate! Fucking vamos!
A true legend inside and outside of sport