David Ferrer
Djokovic, Ferrer reach semifinals at U.S. Open -
Novak Djokovic made it into his third consecutive Grand Slam semifinal last night, turning a tense duel in the first two sets into an echo of Roger Federer's win over Andy Roddick the night before.
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It was a very bad taste for Novak Djokovic to try to imitate Nadal and Sharapova. A olt of people though that his show was very cheap and degrading. I am quite sure tyhat Federer would never stoop so low in fron of a crowd.
But I gues that the New YOrk crowd enjoy cheap shots like that! I only hope that Djokovic meets with Federer in the finals, although he has not gone through Ferrer yet. |
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I think Djokovic has a great sense of humor. For a long time there was this constant "there are no personalities in the game" being said. I always disagreed with that statement, but my guess is the tv folks thought it would be good for tennis to show someone with a lot of personality. He also plays a good game of tennis to back it up, which is nice to see. And I agree, it would be great to see him go up against Federer. Federer plays so effortlessly at another level. It'd be interesting to see if Djokovic would be able to match it. I was impressed by how close Roddick came in those first two sets. But if I think about it too much, I ask myself how close was he, really?
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I thought it was funny when he aped Sharpova and Nadal. Hopefully, they can take a joke and get over themselves, but I doubt it. It is nice to see someone with a sense of humor in a sport which gets more and more away from real people. Federer is phenomenal and extraordinarily boring at the same time. Laugh it up folks.
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I'm happy to see Djokovic has a sense of humor too. People are too easily offended these days. It's like Robert Plant once asked on stage, "Does anyone remember laughter?" The Djokovic/Ferrer match would be intense.
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I thought Novak was simply brilliant and he clearly did it in the right spirit with no malice - certainly the crowd thought so too. Hard to think Nadal (maybe not Sharapova has far less of a sense of humor) would do anything but laugh at his efforts.
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Novak's antics were hilarious- and in keeping with the relatively light-hearted atmosphere of the US Open. He has just enough charm to pull off impressions. People who thought he was being rude need to lighten up a little and enjoy life!!
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djokovic is the real serbian.i am proud!!!
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Novak has a great sense of humor, it was funny and at the same time respectful
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You must really be a barrel of laughs to be around. lol |
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