2010 U.S. Open

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I still remember last year when Monfils was playing Nadal in the US Open (4th round, I think), and was handily destroyed by the Spaniard. A fan poll question went up the screen, asking "Who would make a better football player?" The results were shown some time later, and in true DWF form, 70% voted for Monfils. To his credit (and to my surprise), John McEnroe said Nadal had the size and build of a safety and tailback, and would make a good football player himself.

The main issue of course is how thoroughly brainwashed white people are in this country, that without hesitation, they picked the black guy for no other reason than because he's black, even though Nadal was handily beating him at the time, and he has shown for years, as an 8-time GS winner, what a world-class athlete he is. But I guess the only thing these mindless drones have been conditioned to look for is skin color.


Putting the sinisteraspects aside, indoctrination is a funnything, isn't it? Today's BBC headline reads "Djokovic beats below-par Monfils to reach US Open semis". The obvious implication is that had the black played to his potential, the result may or, depending on the reader's level of brainwashing, would have been reversed. Interestingly enough, the article reveals that Djokovic holds a 5-0 record against the supposedly "ultra-athletic" Monfils.
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The "mindless drones" You referred to have definitely been conditioned to judge sporting ability solely via skin colour - what they are actually seeing with their booze-reddened eyes appears to have no bearing upon their judgement whatsoever.

A black boxer/MMA fightermay be sprawled unconscious in a widening pool of his own blood, his knocked out teeth bobbing about in the claret like croutons, yet the commentators andmedia shall persist intelling all and sundry that the said unconscious black displayed far more "athleticism" than the White geeezer who lamped him out. After all, if onlythe black hadn't lost, he would have won...
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Foobar75--Interesting response by people saying that Monfils would make a better football player. It doesn't surprise me.

But,why even ask that question? It's like saying football players are the athletes to be measured against and tennis players can't stand alone. Of course, the underlying premise is that there are few black tennis players,so tennis players can't be athletes. Why not ask what NFL player would be a great tennis player?

Mike Greenberg of Mike and Mike said today that he actually met Nadal over the weekend and he couldn't believe how big Nadal was.
 

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Rebajlo said:
Putting the sinister aspects aside, indoctrination is a funny thing, isn't it? Today's BBC headline reads "Djokovic beats below-par Monfils to reach US Open semis". The obvious implication is that had the black played to his potential, the result may or, depending on the reader's level of brainwashing, would have been reversed.

Good post. Monfils and the Williams brothers sing from the same hymnal. Rather than giving white opponents any credit, they offer excuses for their defeats. They lost because of the flu, cramps, nausea, heat stroke, dehydration, jet-lag, blisters, the elements etc. Or they lost composure after hearing someone shout the -N- word.

Today, it was the wind that beat Monfils.

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Cheered on by French football star Thierry Henry, Monfils said he struggled with the windiest conditions in which he had ever played.

"For me it's really hard to play with the wind. My adjustment is not that good sometimes," Monfils said. "You cannot serve or hit like you want. Sometimes the ball go far. It changed completely the way I wanted to play.

"The talent to play in the wind, I don't have yet."

Djokovic, now 5-0 against Monfils, netted a backhand to surrender a break in the third game of the match, but the Frenchman went wide with a forehand in the eighth game and they battled into a tie-breaker.

"When he broke back I had thought I was safe and I would use the wind," said Monfils. "My game dropped at that point. The breaker was just a bad one."

"I compete but in that wind you can really find my weakness," Monfils said. "I'm physical and speed. I need to be focused on every shot. I have to think ahead on every shot. On this I have to improve a lot. I cannot use any skill. I can try to push the ball and deal with.Edited by: Bart
 

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Props to Djokovic for his straight-set victory over the vastly overrated, yet somehow more "athletic, speedy, and flashy" Monfils. Chris Fowler must have been devastated once again that another of his precious Africans has been defeated at the hands of a white man.

What I noticed without a doubt is how mentally weak Monfils is. Once he lost that first set tie-breaker, he was promptly destroyed by Djokovic in sets 2 and 3. His demeanour, body language, poor play, everything came crashing down on him real fast. Compare that do someone like Nadal or Federer with their never-quit attitude and incredible mental edge, in addition to their world-class athleticism.

Also, Federer beat Soderling today to set-up a rematch with Djokovic, whom he's beaten in the US Open 3 straight years, I believe. Once in the final, and twice in the semis.Should be a good one.

A Nadal-Federer final could be an all-time classic, so definitely looking foward to see how this one ends on Sunday.
 

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Monfils is a decent second tier player. He will never win a major, period. Roger Federer played brilliantly in the wind last night.

Also, props to Caroline Wozniacki. She is definitely the hottest(looks and play) player on tour. I would love to see a Venus v. Wozniacki final just so everyone can see the difference.Edited by: icsept
 

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Bart said:
Good post. Monfils and the Williams brothers sing from the same hymnal. Rather than giving white opponents any credit, they offer excuses for their defeats. They lost because of the flu, cramps, nausea, heat stroke, dehydration, jet-lag, blisters, the elements etc. Or they lost composure after hearing someone shout the -N- word.

Today, it was the wind that beat Monfils.


Thanks, mate. The fact that blacks almost always offer endless excuses for their defeats while steadfastly refusing to give White opponents any credit whatsoever is intrinsically linked to the paramount position of perceived sporting and physical prowess in the determination of their identity and self-esteem.

Speaking euphemistically
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, blacks may not be the sharpest knives in the draw, but even they realise that in terms of intelligence and its resultant civilisational achievements they are pretty much at the bottom of the pile (although Australian Aboriginals, Polynesians and Melanesians are right down there in the mix...). The constant black posturing, false bravado and search for fictitious highly-developedAfrican kingdoms, African inventions, and "African American" contributions to American life, et ceteraprovide ample proof of a crippling collective inferiority complex which, consciously or subconsciously,haunts every single one of them.

Blacks have essentially become slaves
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to that portion of the Jewish/leftist propaganda which promotes them as the "ultimate athletes", "ultimate dancers", "ultimate tough guys" and "ultimate sex machines". Generations of blacks have been fed the myth of black "physical superiority" by the endlessshovelful and their identities have been defined by it. They religiously believethat blacks shall eventually dominate every sport in which they participate - after all, as it has been "proven" that they are"physically superior", why wouldn't they?

A fat, er, Negro who has a jiggling gut the size of a minor moon of Saturn and whose sweating, junk food-fed bulk would require transportation via an 18-wheel truck forhim to move at any speedin all probability stillviews himself as a better"natch'ral afflete" than a "skinny white boy". The same obese monstrosity definitely thinks that he is "tougher" than any "skinny white boy" (especially when he has about half a dozen of his gun-toting "homies" in attendance), is a better dancer,and that his "jungle-bunny equipment" automatically makes him a more attractive propositionfor females of any race.

When losing to White opponents, this conditioning dictates thatblack sportspeoplemust delude themselves -and con everyone else - into reaffirming that, despite the result, the black is the better athlete and that the loss is somekind of aberration. To do otherwise shatters the black's one-dimensional self-esteem - hence the endless excuses of adverse climatic conditions, purported injuries, supposedly racist taunts from the crowd, conspiracies by bigoted White officials, anti-black planetary conjunctionsand the like...
 

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Kim Clijsters just knocked off Venus Williams after losing the first set.
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It was a great match, Clijsters made some beautiful shots in the third set. At one point Patrick McEnroe described Kim as a "fantastic athlete."
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The crowd was more behind Kim than Williams.

Clijsters will play Vera Zvonareva in the final. Vera beat Wozniacki in straight sets.

Should be some great tennis this weekend.
 

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Hooray, my brother watched it live. He told me there aren't many DWFs that are tennis fans. They wanted Kim all the way! I guess Kim may have a couple of rabbits to pull out of her hat!
 

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Hehe, trust me Westside, there are DWFs in Tennis (just see our Monfils discussion), but even they have their limits, and those limits have been reached with the Williams sisters. The fans would root for anyone but these two classless turds, and the news that Venus lost to Clijsters today certainly made my day! She dispatched both sisters last year, and now has done it again to Venus. I hope she defends her title this weekend, but her Russian opponent is no push-over.

One thing to note is that ever since Venus stopped taking those steroids, her game has very much come down to the level of all the other women the last few years. Her sister Serena, of course, is still built like a linebacker, and as long as she's all roided up, she'll be favored to win. I think we're definitely very close to end of the Williams era, and women's tennis will once again become much more watchable and enjoyable once they're gone for good.
 

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foobar75, my brother was approx 15 yards from Serena. He was telling me that she was so pissed that her sista lost to Kim, that her mug could have wilted a sunflower. He said she had the grimmace of a pissed off black woman. Everyone was looking at her in disgust and staying aleast 10 yards from her and her racist parents. Last night was not a good night to be a member of Team Williams. Losers the whole lot.

Long live this year's "sista killa" Kim Clisters.
 

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Clijsters overpowered Venus. She was crushing ground stroke winners past Venus. Venus looked awkward flailing at balls she couldn't reach. Then she would throw her hands up like "what's going on?"

Venus is 30, so she is unlikely to win another major. Serena is a couple years younger, but injury prone. Bottom line, I will enjoy watching the sistas get beat as their careers decline. Then, I'll be glad when they're gone.

This is probably a topic for tmz, but apparently Serena had a nose job.
 

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Icsept could post a pic of serna's rearranged mug?
 

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She dispatched both sisters last year, and now has done it again to Venus

And two years ago another Belgian Justine Henin dispatched both Williams sisters on her way to the title. If they keep this up Belgians are going to get a reputation for racism.
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I saw Serena in the footage of Kim's win, not bad, a bid improvement over her prior beak.
 

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Djokovic and Federer have gone to a fifth set. Nadal is already in the final with a straight set win.
 

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Federer and Djokovic are 4 all in the fifth set. It's on CBS right now. Great match.Edited by: Don Wassall
 

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Great weekend thus far, Kim beats sista Williams, Klitsisko KO's Peter. A rematch/showdown between Nadal vs Federer would be the cherry on top!
 

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It's 5 all now. The quality of play is out of this world good.
 

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Great game, well, can't have everything. Congrats to Djokovic
 

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Djokovic breaks through and beats his nemesis. Great heavyweight fight, great theatre.

I hope he has enough left in the tank against Nadal tomorrow.
 

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Hey Don, you can catch the replay of the Heavyweight Champion of the World, Wlad KO of Peter (the last black fighter to give him any serious competition 5 years) on ESPN tommorrow to cap off a great weekend for us and our sportsmen/women.
 

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Between the men's tennisfinal and the NFL, it'll be tough. I'll have to clone myself.

ThinkBSPN will air it again after tomorrow?
 

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Don Wassall said:
Djokovic breaks through and beats his nemesis.  Great heavyweight fight, great theatre. 
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<div>I hope he has enough left in the tank against Nadal tomorrow.</div>

I thought Roger had him a few times when it seemed Novak was running out of gas, but apparently he had more left in the tank than it appeared. Djoko deserves credit for the hard fought win. Federer will be cursing himself for missing a TON of easy forehands.

If Nadal is on his game he should win easily tomorrow. I don't think Novak can recuperate in time to do a lot of damage.
 

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Don, if you go to ESPN boxing section right you can replay the stream of Wlad's KO of Peter, due to your plans tommorrow.
 
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