Djokovic is right. Many people believe that successful people are blessed with talent and some innate ability, but in reality success is the result of years of hard work and perseverance.
@@flytamers7957right, but if he did not work as hard as he did and live like a champion in every way in his life, he would not be where he is today. Talent is great and wonderful to have, but he’s one of the hardest working humans on and off the court.
@@Rodrigorodriguez20241 Yes but the point of these people is that if you aren’t talented ,you can’t go this far. Even if everyone could train as hard as him, they would lack the talent to play at this level.
"Success is the result of years of hard work and perseverance"... sometimes yeah, sometimes it's theft or you're just born in the right place... depends heavily on the field
@@Rodrigorodriguez20241 hardwork only can't let the sportsman too far. Hardworking talent will just go much faster and much further. The talent without hardwork and dedication will be like Nick Kyrgios. I think he was hardworking enough in the childhood, but stopped improving when found himself in ATP top 100. He could achieve much more. Untalented guys will not reach it. A coach can recognize the dedication and devotion but won't invest his time into the poor final result. Why should a coach spend several years, when he can take someone talented and show the result? So, hardworking + talent. Nadal combines both. Federer despite everything looked so easy on court made a lot of homework on his shots to make them looking so easy. Djokovic too. His childhood shootouts - you see the pure talent. He was a fast learner.
The ability to not stay in your darkness for too long. ✅ Acknowledge it and healthily release those emotions, if needed.✅ Fall, get up and bounce back. ✅ Edit: Thank you, @MagusKali. I've updated it as suggested.
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
@gokulhemanthkumar4556 This has nothing to do with emotional intelligence, which may not even be a thing and is largely used as term for understanding and connecting with the others. This is self mastery which is a very distinct thing.
Nadal and Federer Made him Mentally Tough . I think all three was chasing each other Same Like Messi and Ronaldo. Bolt and Gatlin, Blake, Tyson Gay. We are extremely lucky that we lived such an Era.
They definitely do push each other to the limits. Each one needed to figure out how to become better and stronger to keep competing with the other ones who would be likely thinking and doing the same thing (improving), so the bar would always keep increasing and you'd either step up or fall behind. That's why rivalries are so important in sports if the players are to reach their limits, without them they could easily become stagnant due to a lack of challenge, or even worse, never realize that there even is so much more to achieve.
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
A phenomenal athlete with a determination I doubt this world will ever see again,love and support ongoing our amazing NOLE,you are truly a gift from up above,totally UNIQUE.
thats similar to advice for how to perform meditation. You can't NOT think about something. Go ahead and acknowledge whatever random thought you have, but then bring your focus back to either your breathing or some mental image. very encouraging to see something so easily taught works at this high level.
@@Mdksupreme1 why not?? Tell me what more he needa to do?? Jist compare him with Jordan, someone who by many people is recognised as the GOAT athlete. He isn't the greatest winner in his sport, it's Bill Russel, he hasn't nearly the best longevity in his sport, there are at least 2 basketball players who have better longevity than him, simply Jordan is phenomenal as a basketball player, he is definitely GOAT NBA player for me, but of we talk about athletes in general, his career comparing to other greats simply isn't complete... There are many flaws, he left basketball few times and came back and that truly hurt his legacy and btw you can make a legitimate argument for Lebron or Kareem or maybe even someone else to have also some GOAT aspects in his career. When you see Novak and what he did in his sport, he is statosticly by far the greatest player in his sport, he is by far the greatest winner because he has the highest winning % than everyone else, he has most grand slams (24 and counting), he has most masters titles than everybody else (40 and counting), he has most ATP finals titles (7 and counting), he is miles ahead of everyone else in weeks at number 1 (420 and counting to 500 comparing to Federer who has 310) and Djokovic achieved all his acolaxesand records IN THE TOGHEST ERA OF HIS SPORT. HE PLAYED 70% of his career against two other greatest players in this sport and Alcaraz would be probably the greatest tennis player ever after these 3 and maybe rven Sinnerand Medvedev would be all time tennis players when they finish their careers. Djokovic faced all these guys in his career while crowd was always insulting him. No other athlete had to deal with bigger presure than him. Jordan had 0% in his career if you compare him with Djokovic. People admire him in his sport. In tennis, people are hating Djokovic.
@@Mdksupreme1 and like I said, he played easily in toughest era of his sport, that's literally the same like Jordan playing in the same era with Lebron, Kobe and Kareem for at least 70% of his career, BUT THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN. And I can argue that he still didn't achieve soo much in his sport like Djokovic did.
Acknowledging and validating feelings is a crucial practice for growing mentally. Emotions are emotions and we feel them regardless. We don’t squash them, but instead we collect ourselves afterwards accepting that they are there.
So true. When u learn to compartmentalise your mind you can achieve anything. Switch it on and then switch it off. Every player is good, it’s the one with the strongest control of their mind on the court that day that wins.
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
I was a mental head case. I was constantly worried about making mistakes. I remember back then most kids were the same. No one wanted the ball or puck with the game on the line because no one wanted to be the guy who missed. Everyone was ok with a loss if they couldn’t be blamed for it. It’s how we were raised. Constantly being criticized and belittled by the people who were supposed to encourage and support unconditionally. I think people call it gentle parenting now, but 25 years ago I called it time consuming intelligent parenting. I wasn’t following a script, I just didn’t lay my kids out for minor offenses and I didn’t use shame and guilt and comparisons as a way to change behavior or motivate. I remember being so jealous of my kids ability to just try to be their best without worrying about the ride home with dad. We experienced bad coaches who coached with anger and low intelligence and survived them with smiles. I do not have any rich athletes as kids, but my son does play hockey professionally in Europe and is loving life. My daughter played division 1 soccer on scholarship and is now a surgical resident as mass general. Every interaction with your kid is an opportunity to let them know their dreams matter.
I disagree with his vaccine stance, but credit him for his adherence to his personal values. Vaccines do save lives btw. Gen X and above will show you their smallpox scars if you ask them. And it’s only because of comprehensive vaccination programmes like this, that sufficient herd immunity exists in the world to protect those who choose not to have them
Very very true. I was a good student at one point but my emotional instability have caused me a great deal of haaarm and my classmates who were average performers have moved up so much in life.
True. Ability to regulate emotions is instrumental in achieving targets. Emotions both euphoric and negative can have an impact on performance. One needs to register event think through and back on track. Whenever we are stressed our first physiological response to stress is shortness of breath. By elongating breaths or conscious breathing one fuels the brain with much required oxygen when those nerves are tightening and also some timeout for self before reacting. A lot can be achieved if thinking is task based than emotion or a person based. Get back to task as soon as you can by regulating your emotions.
Wise words indeed. I tell my kiddo something similar - allow the negative emotion to appear, acknowledge it, accept it, then breathe it out for however many deep breaths it takes, learn from the experience and move on. It’s called Growth.
This reminded me of a recent example of CR7 He missed the penalty against Slovenia and burst into tears But after that he managed not to stay in his negative emotions for too long He calmed down and as a result, he scored his penalty in the shoot-outs 🐐🐐
Getting over stuff is a form of mental strength. It’s not always about how much you can learn. If you were blessed with the folds in your pudding to do good, I think whatever made us put that responsibility on or in you. It’s not about if it’s your job. The greats will want to do it just because they can. Leaders, the real type As will want to do good. In a previous society you would had have to serve your community or be eaten by a wooly mammoth. Money isn’t an end goal. It’s a way to change things. Don’t lose yourself chasing money for any reason. Even if you see an end goal with you helping everyone, don’t get so focused on your need for the money that you can’t enjoy your regular days before you get it. I started getting mad with the people I wanted to help because it wasn’t coming fast enough. Learn from what I type here. It’s not about sucking up or being too nice. It’s just about helping.
Every successful has a talent for what they do. But it takes hard work to grown your talent from a seed to full harvest.You grow through adversity and turmoil to reach full potential.
He nailed , some people motivate others to work like robot and always work , work like eager beaver 🦫. But factually we are humans and emotionally exhausted but the difference between winner and looser , winners they take rest but they don’t quit , they’ll bounce back afters setbacks but loosers they quit. so it is vital to motivate people based on fact not illusions and unrealistic examples
Unpopular Opinion: Not all success is because of only hardwork and not all poverty is because of laziness. If u don't agree, discuss with a jobless guy in a third world country
The thing I hate most about today's world is that angry outburst of emotions are frowned upon. And people are very quick to tell you that it's wrong. Sure it's not correct if you are either hurting someone with the outburst, or if it happens quite often. But if someone does have these episodes rarely, and if they are able to get their head straight after this, it should be treated in positive light. We might have seen Djokovic smash his racket, or getting frustrated, but everytime he has been able to complete the game afterwards with correct mindset. Not keeping loss of previous points haunting him in his head
I didn't have any breakdown at all, just kidding, it happens to me everyday but I am always practicint to beat it and that's why I survive. Just breathe and acknowledge your weaknesses.
Descending into madness,... OR,.. I am happy I am living my best life. I am ascending into the heavens. I am God. ??? Ascending into madness is much better. Thanks Novac Jckervic. Stay strong mate you'll get there one day, we all miss forehands sometimes. Even Roger Federer misses forehands from time to time brother. All the best, Shalom
Djokovic is right. Many people believe that successful people are blessed with talent and some innate ability, but in reality success is the result of years of hard work and perseverance.
One of the first Djokovic's coaches: Never saw such a talented kid since Monica Seles
@@flytamers7957right, but if he did not work as hard as he did and live like a champion in every way in his life, he would not be where he is today. Talent is great and wonderful to have, but he’s one of the hardest working humans on and off the court.
@@Rodrigorodriguez20241 Yes but the point of these people is that if you aren’t talented ,you can’t go this far. Even if everyone could train as hard as him, they would lack the talent to play at this level.
"Success is the result of years of hard work and perseverance"... sometimes yeah, sometimes it's theft or you're just born in the right place... depends heavily on the field
@@Rodrigorodriguez20241 hardwork only can't let the sportsman too far.
Hardworking talent will just go much faster and much further.
The talent without hardwork and dedication will be like Nick Kyrgios. I think he was hardworking enough in the childhood, but stopped improving when found himself in ATP top 100. He could achieve much more.
Untalented guys will not reach it. A coach can recognize the dedication and devotion but won't invest his time into the poor final result. Why should a coach spend several years, when he can take someone talented and show the result?
So, hardworking + talent. Nadal combines both. Federer despite everything looked so easy on court made a lot of homework on his shots to make them looking so easy. Djokovic too.
His childhood shootouts - you see the pure talent. He was a fast learner.
The ability to not stay in your darkness for too long. ✅
Acknowledge it and healthily release those emotions, if needed.✅
Fall, get up and bounce back. ✅
Edit: Thank you, @MagusKali. I've updated it as suggested.
brilliant summarization
Don't forget to allow for an outlet, he does release it to a degree.
@@MagusKali Updated. Thanks for the suggestion! 😄
Thank you!
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
So inspired by his take on mental strength. This is what champions are made of, hero on the field and off the field.
Yep. Bravery is not a lack of fear.
Bravery is overcoming fear.
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
Emotional Intelligence, an underrated but crucial trait
Tf is emotional intelligence
You saying djokovic have it or don't have it?
@@rohithjacob4699 He has it, he essentially is talking about it in this clip.
@@geffro1754 Google is your friend.
@gokulhemanthkumar4556 This has nothing to do with emotional intelligence, which may not even be a thing and is largely used as term for understanding and connecting with the others. This is self mastery which is a very distinct thing.
Nadal and Federer Made him Mentally Tough . I think all three was chasing each other Same Like Messi and Ronaldo. Bolt and Gatlin, Blake, Tyson Gay. We are extremely lucky that we lived such an Era.
They definitely do push each other to the limits. Each one needed to figure out how to become better and stronger to keep competing with the other ones who would be likely thinking and doing the same thing (improving), so the bar would always keep increasing and you'd either step up or fall behind. That's why rivalries are so important in sports if the players are to reach their limits, without them they could easily become stagnant due to a lack of challenge, or even worse, never realize that there even is so much more to achieve.
Great comment but there is no conclusive evidence Mike Tyson is gay
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
A phenomenal athlete with a determination I doubt this world will ever see again,love and support ongoing our amazing NOLE,you are truly a gift from up above,totally UNIQUE.
thats similar to advice for how to perform meditation.
You can't NOT think about something. Go ahead and acknowledge whatever random thought you have, but then bring your focus back to either your breathing or some mental image.
very encouraging to see something so easily taught works at this high level.
Really excellent insight into the mind of a champion.
And that's why you are the GOAT athlete. Long life Novak, when you retire, I doubt that I will watch tennis.
A true legend of the game i just love you novak best of luck for the rest of the year my hero
Definitely not the goat athlete but up there for sure
@@Mdksupreme1 why not?? Tell me what more he needa to do?? Jist compare him with Jordan, someone who by many people is recognised as the GOAT athlete. He isn't the greatest winner in his sport, it's Bill Russel, he hasn't nearly the best longevity in his sport, there are at least 2 basketball players who have better longevity than him, simply Jordan is phenomenal as a basketball player, he is definitely GOAT NBA player for me, but of we talk about athletes in general, his career comparing to other greats simply isn't complete... There are many flaws, he left basketball few times and came back and that truly hurt his legacy and btw you can make a legitimate argument for Lebron or Kareem or maybe even someone else to have also some GOAT aspects in his career. When you see Novak and what he did in his sport, he is statosticly by far the greatest player in his sport, he is by far the greatest winner because he has the highest winning % than everyone else, he has most grand slams (24 and counting), he has most masters titles than everybody else (40 and counting), he has most ATP finals titles (7 and counting), he is miles ahead of everyone else in weeks at number 1 (420 and counting to 500 comparing to Federer who has 310) and Djokovic achieved all his acolaxesand records IN THE TOGHEST ERA OF HIS SPORT. HE PLAYED 70% of his career against two other greatest players in this sport and Alcaraz would be probably the greatest tennis player ever after these 3 and maybe rven Sinnerand Medvedev would be all time tennis players when they finish their careers. Djokovic faced all these guys in his career while crowd was always insulting him. No other athlete had to deal with bigger presure than him. Jordan had 0% in his career if you compare him with Djokovic. People admire him in his sport. In tennis, people are hating Djokovic.
@@Mdksupreme1 and like I said, he played easily in toughest era of his sport, that's literally the same like Jordan playing in the same era with Lebron, Kobe and Kareem for at least 70% of his career, BUT THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN. And I can argue that he still didn't achieve soo much in his sport like Djokovic did.
@@Mdksupreme1 and now you are delusional
" A storm inside "
Masterpiece edit ✨
Acknowledging and validating feelings is a crucial practice for growing mentally. Emotions are emotions and we feel them regardless. We don’t squash them, but instead we collect ourselves afterwards accepting that they are there.
And now look at him. Tennis completed 🐐🥇
This great champion is so wonderful.
Truly a meditative mind
So true. When u learn to compartmentalise your mind you can achieve anything. Switch it on and then switch it off. Every player is good, it’s the one with the strongest control of their mind on the court that day that wins.
Consistency is the key.
Every LIKE reminds that I shouldn't forget toward the road of life.
Love this guy
He's legit 💯
Even the mentor or coach nowadays didn't tell this method correctly, Not many.
This man is genuine. We have negative thoughts, we have doubt and negative emotions. Just don't stay there too long.
Success is the combination of hardwork and favourable circumstances... can't be successful with just one
Rightly said.
sure, tell djokovic or any other stars in their respective sport to play other sports and see how far they can go 😂😂😂. Try football and see if they can match eden hazard or neymar who doesnt work as hard. Or try chess and reach 2500 rating. Just because people are talented, work hard like most not talented people and turn successful they become more and more deluded.
@@afei4989 you have yo develop more maturity in life...few setbacks will tell you what i am trying to say
I was a mental head case. I was constantly worried about making mistakes. I remember back then most kids were the same. No one wanted the ball or puck with the game on the line because no one wanted to be the guy who missed. Everyone was ok with a loss if they couldn’t be blamed for it. It’s how we were raised. Constantly being criticized and belittled by the people who were supposed to encourage and support unconditionally.
I think people call it gentle parenting now, but 25 years ago I called it time consuming intelligent parenting. I wasn’t following a script, I just didn’t lay my kids out for minor offenses and I didn’t use shame and guilt and comparisons as a way to change behavior or motivate. I remember being so jealous of my kids ability to just try to be their best without worrying about the ride home with dad. We experienced bad coaches who coached with anger and low intelligence and survived them with smiles.
I do not have any rich athletes as kids, but my son does play hockey professionally in Europe and is loving life. My daughter played division 1 soccer on scholarship and is now a surgical resident as mass general.
Every interaction with your kid is an opportunity to let them know their dreams matter.
Great mental strength to stand up for himself during the madness of COVID. He never fell to the pressure.
I disagree with his vaccine stance, but credit him for his adherence to his personal values. Vaccines do save lives btw. Gen X and above will show you their smallpox scars if you ask them. And it’s only because of comprehensive vaccination programmes like this, that sufficient herd immunity exists in the world to protect those who choose not to have them
This is amazing!
The first educational video I have watched in weeks.
Novak....that's why you are a Champion 🏆 Lots of love from India 🇮🇳❤
Elite mentality
Gotta love Novak the GOAT imo been at the top for so many years and I've witnessed him come back from losing acts so many times.
Mental strength only with beings who love n appreciate.. enemies only get boxx boxx.
Great Tennis Player no doubt about it 💯👏
Nole, nisi samo vrhunski sportista i ponos Srbije. Ti si i veliki filozof! 💝👍
Applies to everything in life, very good advice!
Djok I have super respect
Very very true. I was a good student at one point but my emotional instability have caused me a great deal of haaarm and my classmates who were average performers have moved up so much in life.
Bravo Nole!
Respect . Great champion .
True. Ability to regulate emotions is instrumental in achieving targets. Emotions both euphoric and negative can have an impact on performance. One needs to register event think through and back on track. Whenever we are stressed our first physiological response to stress is shortness of breath. By elongating breaths or conscious breathing one fuels the brain with much required oxygen when those nerves are tightening and also some timeout for self before reacting. A lot can be achieved if thinking is task based than emotion or a person based. Get back to task as soon as you can by regulating your emotions.
Wise words indeed. I tell my kiddo something similar - allow the negative emotion to appear, acknowledge it, accept it, then breathe it out for however many deep breaths it takes, learn from the experience and move on. It’s called Growth.
Thank you champion. 🙏
Bog te čuvao Novače ❤ ponosu Srbije🙏❤❤❤❤
This means a lot...❤❤❤❤❤
This reminded me of a recent example of CR7
He missed the penalty against Slovenia and burst into tears
But after that he managed not to stay in his negative emotions for too long
He calmed down and as a result, he scored his penalty in the shoot-outs
🐐🐐
Sports for kids create mental strength. This helped me a lot
What a champ
Legend 🙏🇮🇳
GREATEST EVER!!
Such an inspiration ❤
Thank you for sharing this ❤
Getting over stuff is a form of mental strength. It’s not always about how much you can learn. If you were blessed with the folds in your pudding to do good, I think whatever made us put that responsibility on or in you. It’s not about if it’s your job. The greats will want to do it just because they can. Leaders, the real type As will want to do good. In a previous society you would had have to serve your community or be eaten by a wooly mammoth. Money isn’t an end goal. It’s a way to change things. Don’t lose yourself chasing money for any reason. Even if you see an end goal with you helping everyone, don’t get so focused on your need for the money that you can’t enjoy your regular days before you get it. I started getting mad with the people I wanted to help because it wasn’t coming fast enough. Learn from what I type here. It’s not about sucking up or being too nice. It’s just about helping.
- what is the secret of you success?
- I don't allow negative thoughts stay too long. And i'm god damn gifted.
👍100% True, FORMULA OF SUCCESS, IF WE DO PRACTICE OF IT, THANKS✌
This guy can speak...elegantly.
Excellent.
Thnq sir 🙏🕉️
🎉Absolutely very true
Along with Federer and Nadal, Djokovic is a unique athlete, his achievements are incredible and can't be repeated.
The difference is talent hard work and composure.
Mental perseverance >>> physical hard work
One of Us
Run the race so as to win the prize... do not look to the right or the left but look straight ahead... stay focused and believe 😊
That’s a smart man right here. And if youbknow ke you would know im not giving easy this compliment lol
This is why I respect him
He should write a book
Every successful has a talent for what they do. But it takes hard work to grown your talent from a seed to full harvest.You grow through adversity and turmoil to reach full potential.
Totally agree 💯
This is true! In my prime I felt invincible
One keyword "Bounce" which is exactly a book's name. Highly recommended. 👍📖💯
Bounce back ❤
He nailed , some people motivate others to work like robot and always work , work like eager beaver 🦫. But factually we are humans and emotionally exhausted but the difference between winner and looser , winners they take rest but they don’t quit , they’ll bounce back afters setbacks but loosers they quit. so it is vital to motivate people based on fact not illusions and unrealistic examples
GOAT ❤
I don’t really like Djokovic but he should definitely be respected, you are a great athlete man…
W words, W nole, W score in bg( cornfield chase)
My Novak right there ❤
This guy saved match points from Federer in gs semis and finals, 3 times, on 40-15 ( federer serving)
Unpopular Opinion: Not all success is because of only hardwork and not all poverty is because of laziness.
If u don't agree, discuss with a jobless guy in a third world country
I can break chop sticks with my mind. In 10 years, you will fear me.
Exactly that's the way
Novak is the man 💯🔥
Mental giant. Btw, he didnt recover from that racket smash against Alcaraz.
Novak is certified!!
But Psychological resilience takes a lifetime of constant work
🥇
The thing is, God gave mankind gifts however man thought themselves they were the ones who did all. Greed towards God’s generosity
MENTAL STRENGTHH.
The thing I hate most about today's world is that angry outburst of emotions are frowned upon. And people are very quick to tell you that it's wrong. Sure it's not correct if you are either hurting someone with the outburst, or if it happens quite often. But if someone does have these episodes rarely, and if they are able to get their head straight after this, it should be treated in positive light.
We might have seen Djokovic smash his racket, or getting frustrated, but everytime he has been able to complete the game afterwards with correct mindset. Not keeping loss of previous points haunting him in his head
I didn't have any breakdown at all, just kidding, it happens to me everyday but I am always practicint to beat it and that's why I survive. Just breathe and acknowledge your weaknesses.
Novak definitely got talent but his best asset is his head. He sees play patterns and serves very early and is tough under pressure.
👏👏👏
Don't stay in the emotions for too long....
Easier said than done
Out of nadal gederer and djokovik it was nadal who pushed physical and mental limits and so were his opponents forced to push theirs ro be great
Cold🥶
Rafa just said this of him 👏🏻👏🏻😊
Yup, we serbians are known for our mental strength. ♥️
Istina❤
Descending into madness,... OR,.. I am happy I am living my best life. I am ascending into the heavens. I am God. ??? Ascending into madness is much better. Thanks Novac Jckervic. Stay strong mate you'll get there one day, we all miss forehands sometimes. Even Roger Federer misses forehands from time to time brother. All the best, Shalom
How he does it? Does anyone knows?
It is necessery to " eat a lot of shit" to become UNBRAKEBLE.
Yes it can
This man has a bakery wow
🎯