Soderling you are a great player and nothing can ever change that. Your journey was just different and you were extremely courageous to have embraced it. Thank you for sharing it and for this video! Best wishes with your health and continued success ❤️
Soderling had a huge problem with his backhand though. in a match. Soderling needs to use the pointing finger-trick above the thumb on the racquet, and do so whenever he feels like it. That is a part to djokovic's success. When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb. Why? Because It is more comfortable.
The EB virus was also devastating for me at the age of 21. It almost killed me, and then left me the same type of joint and fatigue as the immune system turned against my body. As a christian, idedicated many years of my life to helping people live a healthy lifestyle mentally, physically and spiritually.
Same here at the age of 32 - but as a Christian I believe (know) that this life is short anyway and God planed an eternal life for us without sickness etc. Making the best out of this life is crucial anyways. So congrats you for helping other people etc.
In my top 5 of best players to never win a grand slam. Genuinely felt he was going to win one between 2011 - 2013. He was finally starting to gain consistent aggression similar to Del Potro at his best but more dangerous on the backhand side. Such a sad ending to his career.
@@theepistemiccafe The RG match against Nadal 2009 pretty much proved that he didn't need defensive skills. At least not at his best, which is the level players usually are measured.
If I was a player I'll be running after Magnus Norman to coach me. He did wonders to Soderling AND Wawrinka. Soderling made 2 finals and Wawrinka won 3 titles with him.
You need to get a better grasp of the word tragic and the context in which it's used. This is not it. Solderling was unlucky and unfortunate that his illness cut his career short but it's not tragic. No one died and as far as we know he's doing just fine - healthy, beautiful wife and family, well off financially. Please explain how that is tragic?? Stop sensationalising.
Tragic can be used. Many words in the English lexicon have multiple meanings. Tragic: causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow. Sorrow: a feeling of deep distress caused by loss, disappointment, or other misfortune suffered by oneself or others. This proves tragic is a correct term.
I agree with you, tragedies play over another scale. As matter of fact the word comes from the greek theatrical representation, where characters were facing disastrous situations threatening not only their whole life but also that of others.
That's the issue it was for players in that era, if you beat one of them the Novak, Nadal, Federer were likely waiting for you in the next round that's what made it so hard.
He should have taken it very easy in his free time when he wasn't playing tennis. In other words, do like Djokovic and Nadal. His body collapsed from the stress/pressure.
One of the greatest players who had never won a slam. The biggest hitter I watched in real time. That man was serving cannons and the ball literally hit advertisement board behind the court and the left a hole on it.
There are two players who could have made things harder for the fantastic trio if they hadn't had injuries : Del Potro and Soderling. If these two had continued playing their best tennis, the fantastic trio could not have finished with such enormous number of titles
It is a sad story, but you have to keep your perspective...he still had a great career, accomplished much more than most pro tennis players will ever hope to, and now he seems to be healthier, happy and living a good life, and he's only 39 years old and certainly has a great life still ahead of him.
Petra Kvitova. Of course, she just worked hard and got herself back on court in 7 months after several surgeries and intense rehab. And never once has she used the attack as an excuse for her career results or to denigrate other more successful players.
Sadly to know that he was not able to compete. I was wondering what happened to him, after reading this message from you and know he is ok but not able to see him play again. All the best, Soderling
This is a pattern emerging. The tragic story of Kyrgios is just the same. Terrible pressure from himself, his country and the media, then social media, meant that he could not bear to lose and then became so depressed and suicidal that he became injured all the time. Now not playing but commentating he is contributing to the sport that he loves. How many other great sportspersons will end up like this as pressure forces them into extra depression? We need to care for them.
I think Kyrgios just crumbles when people have high expectations of him. It is very fitting that he made a grand slam final in the only year no one received any ranking points. It did nothing for his ranking. Very disappointing because he is extremely talented.
Darn EB virus destroyed at least 5 years of my life, attacking the brain and the body. In sports and life you just need to be lucky, and take care of yourself in any way
the soderling in that day wat something out of this world for real.never seen some like this the crushing forehands to beat nadal spin. u n b e l i a b l e.
Federer's variety and immense skill allow him to win matches against guys who are playing the best match of their life and whose style matches up so well with him.
Soderling had huge problems with his backhand though. in a match. Soderling needs to use the pointing finger-trick above the thumb on the racquet, and do so whenever he feels like it. That is a part to djokovic's success. When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb. Why? Because It is more comfortable.
When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb. Why? Because It is more comfortable.
He was one of very few who could beat all of them, tho rarely. Only man to win b2b olimpic golds (federer has none), and multiple GS and masters 1,000 winner, year end #1 and god knows how many top 5 years. Some had to be # 4 man🤣🤣 after him you couldn't find almost anyone who would win anything beyond a 500
@@GeneralP123 Wawrinka has better record than Murray in my opinion. Sure, murray has won more atps and masters than Wavrinka. But wawrinka has a way better h2h in slams vs djokovic compared to murray's h2h in slams vs djokovic.
No one thinks Murray is in the same league as the BIG3. But Murray's presence is essential when describing the golden era from 2011 to 2016. That era is more appropriately described as "Big 4 and the rest" than "Big 3 and the rest".
I have meet Robin a lot of times. And what he told me was that it was anxiety and depression which made him quite. He is still struggling with burnouts. If you want to now more you can read his book “slut” (which means End in Swedish) I don’t now if the book is translated in Swedish. But it he said that he was ashamed of his mental illness and that only crazy people are mentally ill. But now his opinion has changed because society is more accepting of mental illnesses.
I dont think, its a sad story, much more a very usefull enlightening, how our soul has an impact on our life. Soderling showed much more sportsmanship, when he gave up his carrier as a player, than when he chased his own success. Life is more, than sport, more, than winning.
Not too sad, a life I would say at least he reached the highest point of his life, how many of you has ever done ? If I were Solerling I would look back and feel so satisfied and get on with better development in other aspects
I feel like this video is undermining the amount of anxiety and panic attacks he suffered. He released a book like a year ago going deeper into the subject and you really feel for the guy.
Um cara extremamente agressivo, mal educado, absolutamente sem fairplay. Tinha uma obsessão, e muito ódio contra Nadal, sendo especialmente grosseiro em jogos contra o espanhol. Por outro lado, parecia que nutria um amor especial por Federer, sempre manifestado, mesmo quando perdia sucessivamente os jogos contra o suiço. Acho que ele não gostava muito dos latinos. Será? Não gostava das suas comemorações de vitória. Algumas vezes parecia dominado por muito ódio, com feições quase diabólicas. Nunca gostei desse cara, mas não lhe desjo mal. Acho quejá sofreu o bastante.
When Söderling made his splash, u could see he was among the top 5-6 in the world and a big threath to all players. I was so glad when he became nr 4 cus Murray was the wannabe guy to Federer Nadal and djoko. Söderling was among them. Maybe still not as consistent in his prime years 2009-2011 as big 3 and prob Murray. But he could beat djoko, Murray. It was harder with Nadal and Federer. I kinda see big comparison to Juan martin delpotro. Very similar gamestyle.
I was not familiar with this. Tough story and wise decision to focus on family and life health, Wish you to stay healthy and accept that you did nothing wrong but not anything can be controlled by us
I watched that match when Nadal lost to Soderling and i was so happy because i have wanted so bad for Federer to win Roland Garros cause i know it might be his only chance to win hos only FO. When Federer won I was so relief.
so tragic being a pro tennis player earning millions of dollars in prize money, being 6'5 with a perfect hairline while also being swedish, such tragedy many sad :>8
Good point. He was a great tennis player, but it's a bit tragic when your achievements can't help when it comes to feeling good about yourself, though.
Federer needs to celebrate Soderling, and keep his picture in his dining room!!! 😅😂If Soderling didn’t take Nadal out, Federer will never, ever win 1RG!!! He should pay him money for that!!!😅
As a tennis athlete at US University I contracted mono, same thing he soderling got. I had to take 3 months from exercising otherwise my organs would burst. So it’s serious but if you look after yourself you should make a full recovery.
And have you ever played nadal? In 2007 and onwards, nadal used to take longer time between the serves than the other players prefered the players to take.
@@scottwarren4998 All within the rules, and nobody complained. Djokovic also took a massive amount of time between serves, bouncing the ball endlessly. Why aren't you including him in your petty rant?
Sod didn’t win against Nadal fairly, but by using dirty gestures and words to make his rival angry and distracted from the game itself. Sod is shameless, I don’t know how he could work as trainer for anyone. He put dirt on his country reputation.
The truth is, Rafas mindset wasn't completely there. He struggled with the separation/upcoming divorce if his beloved parents. He's a very devoted family guy and this had a massive negative impact on him.
You are wrong. We were many who liked him. He was not playing to please the crowds. He was a fierce competitor, a real fighter and a joy to watch. His forehand was an absolute killer and his career ended far too soon.
Soderling you are a great player and nothing can ever change that. Your journey was just different and you were extremely courageous to have embraced it. Thank you for sharing it and for this video! Best wishes with your health and continued success ❤️
As a swede his carrer was just so tragic for us as a country
He was on the juice 🥤
Otherwise he would have come back
enkelt sagt, men han borde tagit det mycket lugnare mentalt på sin fritid då han ej spelade tennis.
What juice@@dantonkull6491
@@scottwarren4998 sant, saker som mental hälsa var ju inte lika förstått då heller vilket är synd.
Soderling had a huge problem with his backhand though.
in a match. Soderling needs to use the pointing finger-trick above the thumb on the racquet, and do so whenever he feels like it.
That is a part to djokovic's success.
When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb.
Why? Because It is more comfortable.
The EB virus was also devastating for me at the age of 21. It almost killed me, and then left me the same type of joint and fatigue as the immune system turned against my body. As a christian, idedicated many years of my life to helping people live a healthy lifestyle mentally, physically and spiritually.
Same here at the age of 32 - but as a Christian I believe (know) that this life is short anyway and God planed an eternal life for us without sickness etc. Making the best out of this life is crucial anyways. So congrats you for helping other people etc.
In my top 5 of best players to never win a grand slam. Genuinely felt he was going to win one between 2011 - 2013. He was finally starting to gain consistent aggression similar to Del Potro at his best but more dangerous on the backhand side. Such a sad ending to his career.
No way! He had no footspeed, no defense, no consistency!
@@theepistemiccafe Tsonga neither, Delpotro neither .. consistency ?? is that all you see and consider in a tennis game ???
@@theepistemiccafe The RG match against Nadal 2009 pretty much proved that he didn't need defensive skills. At least not at his best, which is the level players usually are measured.
If I was a player I'll be running after Magnus Norman to coach me.
He did wonders to Soderling AND Wawrinka. Soderling made 2 finals and Wawrinka won 3 titles with him.
I AM BETTER COACH than Magnus Norman. PRAISE ME!
@@decimustv4257 You're welcome to chew on his toe nails and still feel praised.
You need to get a better grasp of the word tragic and the context in which it's used. This is not it. Solderling was unlucky and unfortunate that his illness cut his career short but it's not tragic. No one died and as far as we know he's doing just fine - healthy, beautiful wife and family, well off financially. Please explain how that is tragic?? Stop sensationalising.
Are you sure he has 100 % health when he isn't playing tennis?
Tragic can be used. Many words in the English lexicon have multiple meanings.
Tragic: causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow.
Sorrow: a feeling of deep distress caused by loss, disappointment, or other misfortune suffered by oneself or others.
This proves tragic is a correct term.
Hahaha the dude almost kill himself, it seems you didn't even watch the full video
I agree with you, tragedies play over another scale. As matter of fact the word comes from the greek theatrical representation, where characters were facing disastrous situations threatening not only their whole life but also that of others.
Robin has suffered from mental illness, just so that you know it.
I still remember how Söderling absolutely destroyed Ferrer on clay in his last match, so much firepower.
The win against Nadal in 2009 is worth a slam, he will always be remembered for that...
لكن في 2010 في النهائي مع ندال ذاق الويلات.
He beat Nadal and Federer in the FO -- which is huge back then! If only he did it in the same year! Two final loses suck!
Crazy turnaround.
That's the issue it was for players in that era, if you beat one of them the Novak, Nadal, Federer were likely waiting for you in the next round that's what made it so hard.
He should have taken it very easy in his free time when he wasn't playing tennis. In other words, do like Djokovic and Nadal.
His body collapsed from the stress/pressure.
One of the greatest players who had never won a slam. The biggest hitter I watched in real time. That man was serving cannons and the ball literally hit advertisement board behind the court and the left a hole on it.
1:02 he straightens his T-shirt and the back of the shorts, but doesn’t tuck his hair behind his ears😂
The Sordeling tennis strings (black pack, white strings) are extremely good.
There are two players who could have made things harder for the fantastic trio if they hadn't had injuries : Del Potro and Soderling. If these two had continued playing their best tennis, the fantastic trio could not have finished with such enormous number of titles
It is a sad story, but you have to keep your perspective...he still had a great career, accomplished much more than most pro tennis players will ever hope to, and now he seems to be healthier, happy and living a good life, and he's only 39 years old and certainly has a great life still ahead of him.
This is not tragic. Tragedy is what happended to Monika Seleš.
Petra Kvitova. Of course, she just worked hard and got herself back on court in 7 months after several surgeries and intense rehab. And never once has she used the attack as an excuse for her career results or to denigrate other more successful players.
Who?!?!?!!!
His flat forehand was devastating against Nadal at the French Open. It really was a thang of beauty to watch.
Søderling won against a mental weakness Rafa ... otherwise why he never more won against Rafa
Rafa's knees were injured...and his parent's divorce zapped his mental health
Sadly to know that he was not able to compete. I was wondering what happened to him, after reading this message from you and know he is ok but not able to see him play again. All the best, Soderling
This is a pattern emerging. The tragic story of Kyrgios is just the same. Terrible pressure from himself, his country and the media, then social media, meant that he could not bear to lose and then became so depressed and suicidal that he became injured all the time. Now not playing but commentating he is contributing to the sport that he loves. How many other great sportspersons will end up like this as pressure forces them into extra depression? We need to care for them.
I think Kyrgios just crumbles when people have high expectations of him. It is very fitting that he made a grand slam final in the only year no one received any ranking points. It did nothing for his ranking. Very disappointing because he is extremely talented.
care for millionaires that are cruel and revolting to others? I do not understand your logic at all.
Darn EB virus destroyed at least 5 years of my life, attacking the brain and the body.
In sports and life you just need to be lucky, and take care of yourself in any way
the soderling in that day wat something out of this world for real.never seen some like this the crushing forehands to beat nadal spin. u n b e l i a b l e.
How did George Clooney get in behind Federer for the ATP finals at 7:38?
He walked so Novak Djokovic could run ...
Federer's variety and immense skill allow him to win matches against guys who are playing the best match of their life and whose style matches up so well with him.
I remembered his glory years a yesterday! The semi final against Gonzales was a must watch also
Soderling had huge problems with his backhand though.
in a match. Soderling needs to use the pointing finger-trick above the thumb on the racquet, and do so whenever he feels like it.
That is a part to djokovic's success.
When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb.
Why? Because It is more comfortable.
When the pointing finger is above the thumb, ofcourse it sometimes must be some space between the pointing finger and the thumb.
Why? Because It is more comfortable.
Gracias por el montaje e info.
Era un fenómeno.
Lástima de enfermedad.
So sorry for him..Absolutely tragic way to end his career.
Could he have won a Grand Slam anything is possible
"The big 3 and Murray"😂😂😂 not the big 4
I don't like the "Big 4" because Murray is nowhere near the big 3, in my opinion the big 4 shouldn't exist.
He was one of very few who could beat all of them, tho rarely. Only man to win b2b olimpic golds (federer has none), and multiple GS and masters 1,000 winner, year end #1 and god knows how many top 5 years. Some had to be # 4 man🤣🤣 after him you couldn't find almost anyone who would win anything beyond a 500
@@GeneralP123 Wawrinka has better record than Murray in my opinion. Sure, murray has won more atps and masters than Wavrinka. But wawrinka has a way better h2h in slams vs djokovic compared to murray's h2h in slams vs djokovic.
No one thinks Murray is in the same league as the BIG3.
But Murray's presence is essential when describing the golden era from 2011 to 2016.
That era is more appropriately described as "Big 4 and the rest" than "Big 3 and the rest".
@@scottwarren4998 Neither are good enough to be considered a "Big 4 member" but I prefer Wawrinka
He was really rude to Nadal on numerous occasions, I believe jealousy played its part,
I have meet Robin a lot of times. And what he told me was that it was anxiety and depression which made him quite. He is still struggling with burnouts. If you want to now more you can read his book “slut” (which means End in Swedish) I don’t now if the book is translated in Swedish. But it he said that he was ashamed of his mental illness and that only crazy people are mentally ill. But now his opinion has changed because society is more accepting of mental illnesses.
He's not tragic. It's very sad that he got sick and he could have had a great career, but he seems to be doing well in life.
I dont think, its a sad story, much more a very usefull enlightening, how our soul has an impact on our life. Soderling showed much more sportsmanship, when he gave up his carrier as a player, than when he chased his own success. Life is more, than sport, more, than winning.
Honestly, having a victory over Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros on your resume, should probably be enough to gain entry into heaven, just on its own.
Heaven, what a stupid comment....what does winning a tennis match have to do with moral compass?
Not too sad, a life I would say at least he reached the highest point of his life, how many of you has ever done ? If I were Solerling I would look back and feel so satisfied and get on with better development in other aspects
You should (one day in the future) a tragic story of Andy Murray.
11:04 why does he look like zverev in this picture
It is not a sad story! This was a GREAT success in tennis. Nr. 4 in our world !!!!!
I feel like this video is undermining the amount of anxiety and panic attacks he suffered. He released a book like a year ago going deeper into the subject and you really feel for the guy.
How sad. As an energy healer with 45 yrs. exp. I can help him to get his life back.
without Soderling , Federer has 0 RG and 19 slams overall 😂😂
Obviously
Imagine how much he would have without Nadal…
@@wingegiah828 without Nadal Novak would have 11 RG , he lost 8 times to Nadal at RG
Without French open, think how many grand slams nadal would have 😂.
So sad what happened to him in 2012
Um cara extremamente agressivo, mal educado, absolutamente sem fairplay. Tinha uma obsessão, e muito ódio contra Nadal, sendo especialmente grosseiro em jogos contra o espanhol. Por outro lado, parecia que nutria um amor especial por Federer, sempre manifestado, mesmo quando perdia sucessivamente os jogos contra o suiço. Acho que ele não gostava muito dos latinos. Será? Não gostava das suas comemorações de vitória. Algumas vezes parecia dominado por muito ódio, com feições quase diabólicas. Nunca gostei desse cara, mas não lhe desjo mal. Acho quejá sofreu o bastante.
When Söderling made his splash, u could see he was among the top 5-6 in the world and a big threath to all players. I was so glad when he became nr 4 cus Murray was the wannabe guy to Federer Nadal and djoko. Söderling was among them. Maybe still not as consistent in his prime years 2009-2011 as big 3 and prob Murray. But he could beat djoko, Murray. It was harder with Nadal and Federer. I kinda see big comparison to Juan martin delpotro. Very similar gamestyle.
Forgot to mention the Coach of first 4 months of 2011 ( 18 - 1) on winning and loosing …
Claudio Pistolesi …
Why are you using word classify instead of qualify ?
Tragedy? Clickbait headline.
Thank you soderling for letting roger to collect that slam
Crazy to think without Soderling, Federer would've never gotten the career slam
He would have definitely won a grand slam. Would have been a world no 1 he had that fire in him.
He is the Locki in Tennis ahahah Nadal is Thor
Then who is Djokovic? FULL-Thor?
@@scottwarren4998 Djokovic is Apocalipsis You watched XMan ?
@@scottwarren4998 The strongest ones is Apocalypsis in X Man Apocalypse
@@scottwarren4998 Federer is Tony stark The richest tennis player Iron man as they called him once before Novak break him
After the disrespected Karma hit hard Søderling ..
And that's how Nadal and Federer became BBBF
What happened with Robin Soderling? Suffered an car accident or anything?
I was not familiar with this. Tough story and wise decision to focus on family and life health, Wish you to stay healthy and accept that you did nothing wrong but not anything can be controlled by us
I watched that match when Nadal lost to Soderling and i was so happy because i have wanted so bad for Federer to win Roland Garros cause i know it might be his only chance to win hos only FO. When Federer won I was so relief.
The man Who stoped Nadal at #rolandgarros and avoided his 6th title in a row.
#tennislegend 🎾👏🏼🎖️
#robinsoderling
He was such a great player, miss him
So sad he met Federer,Nadal and Djocovich!😢
But he had no lucky to follow them!😢
RS balls are great. Play white box on clay courts and like more than Wilson RG or Babolat (old RG).
Shame what happened but we were at the start of the greatest era in men's tennis so I'm afraid that 2 FO finals would be the best he could do.
Rafa was physically injured.that year...and he was mentally affected by his parent's divorce-------
😂😂😂😂😂😂
My beloved Roger Federer owes his career slam to this man...
Why do you think that this story is sad? It's a great story of success. I don't get you thinking.
I don't know if he would have, because of the rise of Nole
That is so sad
so tragic being a pro tennis player earning millions of dollars in prize money, being 6'5 with a perfect hairline while also being swedish, such tragedy many sad :>8
Good point. He was a great tennis player, but it's a bit tragic when your achievements can't help when it comes to feeling good about yourself, though.
@@glenngastonjonsson7954 that's just life man: no exterior circumstance will help anyone feel better about themself
Back when Rafa had a full head of hair
I failed to see the reason for me to feeling sad for him
Thanks to him Federer won Rolland Garros!
A very strange way to describe a victory for Roger Federer .
So true
That’s a bit of hard luck how you make it tragic is beyond me
Someone wanting to end his own life isnt tragic to you?!
I am a Federer fan.. But you have to thank soderling for his lone French slam.
Sad thing is that he still has health issues from what I can find online :o
Yes, this virus will be forever in his body. He has to learn to live with it and making the best out of his life, against all these odds.
He's rich! Not a tragedy!
Federer needs to celebrate Soderling, and keep his picture in his dining room!!! 😅😂If Soderling didn’t take Nadal out, Federer will never, ever win 1RG!!! He should pay him money for that!!!😅
Sad?---gee, he earned 10.5 million dollars in his fine career. What's sad about that?
His RS Sports brand is pretty good though!
As a tennis athlete at US University I contracted mono, same thing he soderling got. I had to take 3 months from exercising otherwise my organs would burst. So it’s serious but if you look after yourself you should make a full recovery.
That thumbnail looks so silly bruh
He looks same at age 15 and 40😂😂😂
Not a nice guy on court.
No sympathy for a cheat and unsportsmanlike conduct throughout his career. The one against Nadal takes the cake.
He was a horror on court
And have you ever played nadal? In 2007 and onwards, nadal used to take longer time between the serves than the other players prefered the players to take.
So if anyone was unsportsmanlike, it was nadal.
Rafa is the worst. No fair play
@@scottwarren4998 All within the rules, and nobody complained. Djokovic also took a massive amount of time between serves, bouncing the ball endlessly. Why aren't you including him in your petty rant?
Sod didn’t win against Nadal fairly, but by using dirty gestures and words to make his rival angry and distracted from the game itself. Sod is shameless, I don’t know how he could work as trainer for anyone. He put dirt on his country reputation.
The truth is, Rafas mindset wasn't completely there. He struggled with the separation/upcoming divorce if his beloved parents. He's a very devoted family guy and this had a massive negative impact on him.
This is an astonishingly stupid comment.
Do you understand why Ymer is today one of the most disgusting, disrespectful players on the circuit? He was coached by Soderling!
@@ziggy7506 Thanks for confirmation!
Maybe it was karma because he was such an a-hole all the time. Nobody liked him.
You are wrong. We were many who liked him. He was not playing to please the crowds. He was a fierce competitor, a real fighter and a joy to watch. His forehand was an absolute killer and his career ended far too soon.
Narator is disgustingly bad!!!!!!!
lucky bastard
So basically he started smoking cones
Poor sod
...erling
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Couldn't have happened to a better guy. Most hated player by other players on tour history.
Who hated him other than Nadal? lol
@@endokuken1678mamy, many others!
Mah... talking about Soderling without talking about doping is weird to say the least.
proof?
@@scottwarren4998 as many as the fact that he quit due to mononucleosis...
Yup I completely agree.
You'd have to talk about all the top players and doping at that time
Irelly like this guy eish
So this is tragic? Gme a break.
He is a POES
Author, you are my making missleading content, stop lie to people
Doping
i didnt like him at all
mocking Nadal made him such a low player
even if he won some trophies
Maybe because he's an a$$hole?
That's sad, I didn't know he got sick.