shiva25 said:No doubt Lleyton is one of the biggest tossers of all time.Would love to see him get beat next round.
Early on in his career yes, but now he has grown up and is a legend! CMON!!!!!
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shiva25 said:No doubt Lleyton is one of the biggest tossers of all time.Would love to see him get beat next round.
Even james blake is very good friends with lleyton now.. even after the comment he made about him in US open 2001! I agree early on his career he used to be a ********er..eastaugh36 said:Early on in his career yes, but now he has grown up and is a legend! CMON!!!!!
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Katthawk said:I'll reserve judgement until he gets to the final. He's a damn cocky arsed kid but he's got the history to show he can win.
But it'll annoy me and make me like him less if he sticks with the arrogant attitude. Not that he'll give a ******** what I think. Bah! Who cares.
lol... probably...Thrawn said:How many tennis racquets this time? Twenty?![]()
Bards said:He is the biggest w4nker in the history of Tennis. I dont like him at all. Would Love to See James Blake come back and beat the b4stard right now![]()
PerthCrow said:''Come On you cant be serious you are the pits this is a freaking joke you are a joke I cant believe I am here on the same court as you you are ruining the game of tennis come on ''
Oh that wasnt me against you that was a selection of John McEnroe now there was a tosser
ExactlyJohnF said:He's a bit of a prik but I forgive him everything for the way he goes about his tennis. One of the most intense competitors in any sport of all time. iIt's inspiring.
And what he has done for Australian tennis is nothing short of amazing. He has kept us on the map, and has already clocked up the most Davis Cup wins in Australin history at the young age of 23.
We should all appreciate the way he fights the way he does becuase it might be a good 50 years before we see another Australian with similar fighting qualities.
PerthCrow said:Unlike the Poo, Lleytons ''come on'' isnt followed by the words ''your face''
JohnF said:One of the most intense competitors in any sport of all time. iIt's inspiring.
And what he has done for Australian tennis is nothing short of amazing. He has kept us on the map, and has already clocked up the most Davis Cup wins in Australin history at the young age of 23.
We should all appreciate the way he fights the way he does becuase it might be a good 50 years before we see another Australian with similar fighting qualities.Yesterday 19:25
Given that you barrack for a team that contains some of the alltime greatest showponies in sport, I would have thought that you would admire him. I can't understand why Australians can't accept that he's not Pat Rafter the "nice guy". Rafter was such a staunch Aussie that he set himself up in Bermuda to avoid income tax, yet they still make him Aussie of the Year-what a joke. Meanwhile we have a young guy that is a far superior player, totally dedicated to his country, based in Adelaide and pays taxes accordingly (on a far higher income than Rafter ever generated), was No.1 in the world for 2 years and has singlehandedly been the saviour of men's tennis in this country for the last 2 years. What do people do about this? Call him arrogant because he pumps himself up a bit, mercilessly look for something to bring him down.shiva25 said:No doubt Lleyton is one of the biggest tossers of all time.Would love to see him get beat next round.
afc9798 said:Given that you barrack for a team that contains some of the alltime greatest showponies in sport, I would have thought that you would admire him. I can't understand why Australians can't accept that he's not Pat Rafter the "nice guy". Rafter was such a staunch Aussie that he set himself up in Bermuda to avoid income tax, yet they still make him Aussie of the Year-what a joke. Meanwhile we have a young guy that is a far superior player, totally dedicated to his country, based in Adelaide and pays taxes accordingly (on a far higher income than Rafter ever generated), was No.1 in the world for 2 years and has singlehandedly been the saviour of men's tennis in this country for the last 2 years. What do people do about this? Call him arrogant because he pumps himself up a bit, mercilessly look for something to bring him down.
The treatment of Lleyton is the very definition of Tall Poppy Syndrome at its' finest. We should be enjoying the fact that we have one of the world's finest on our doorstep. Be careful what you wish for, the next guy could be as boring as Sampras. COME ON!!!!!!
shiva25 said:What has who i barrack for got anything to do with this topic?The Lions have never carried on the way Hewitt does when he is on court.The reason why i cant stand him is because of his repetitive antics on courts that drive people crazy.
afc9798 said:Given that you barrack for a team that contains some of the alltime greatest showponies in sport, I would have thought that you would admire him. I can't understand why Australians can't accept that he's not Pat Rafter the "nice guy". Rafter was such a staunch Aussie that he set himself up in Bermuda to avoid income tax, yet they still make him Aussie of the Year-what a joke. Meanwhile we have a young guy that is a far superior player, totally dedicated to his country, based in Adelaide and pays taxes accordingly (on a far higher income than Rafter ever generated), was No.1 in the world for 2 years and has singlehandedly been the saviour of men's tennis in this country for the last 2 years. What do people do about this? Call him arrogant because he pumps himself up a bit, mercilessly look for something to bring him down.
The treatment of Lleyton is the very definition of Tall Poppy Syndrome at its' finest. We should be enjoying the fact that we have one of the world's finest on our doorstep. Be careful what you wish for, the next guy could be as boring as Sampras. COME ON!!!!!!
afc9798 said:Given that you barrack for a team that contains some of the alltime greatest showponies in sport, I would have thought that you would admire him. I can't understand why Australians can't accept that he's not Pat Rafter the "nice guy". Rafter was such a staunch Aussie that he set himself up in Bermuda to avoid income tax, yet they still make him Aussie of the Year-what a joke. Meanwhile we have a young guy that is a far superior player, totally dedicated to his country, based in Adelaide and pays taxes accordingly (on a far higher income than Rafter ever generated), was No.1 in the world for 2 years and has singlehandedly been the saviour of men's tennis in this country for the last 2 years. What do people do about this? Call him arrogant because he pumps himself up a bit, mercilessly look for something to bring him down.
The treatment of Lleyton is the very definition of Tall Poppy Syndrome at its' finest. We should be enjoying the fact that we have one of the world's finest on our doorstep. Be careful what you wish for, the next guy could be as boring as Sampras. COME ON!!!!!!
RooBunny said:I've never liked Lleyton Hewitt but I'd begun to soften towards him UNTIL I saw him play James Blake. Ugh. If I had to hear "C'MON" one more time I was going insane - I ended up turning the game off.
It's unneccessary, pumping yourself up is fine but not at every point...
...and considering the hand movement was "stolen" from Willander anyway! It's all too much.