Federer Loses Stefan Edberg Award Due to Doping; Nadal Wins Sportsmanship Award

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Federer and Fedtards are a disgrace to the sport



 



Spaniard Rafael Nadal receives Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award

Ending Roger Federer's six in a row streak, Ranked no. 1 in the World,  Spain's Rafael Nadal won the Association of Tennis Professionals tour's Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award for the first time in his career. Why did Roger Federer lose for the first time in 6 years? Most players who were asked that question summed it up in one word: "Doping". One top ten player cited a different reason. He stated that Roger Federer "is an asshole".

Upon winning three of the Grand Slam tournaments played in the year 2010, tour players voted for Nadal resulting in him getting the award.

Nevertheless, the Swiss man Roger Federer won the popular player on tour as he won the Fan favorite award for the eighth time entirely due to Fedtards cheating and voting 100+ times via Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?ui...40&topic=20115

Originally Posted by Rose guys i know Roger doesn't need this but if you would you could vote more than 1000000000000 time for Roger for the Fan-Favorite award, just change the email address with any other email and vote over and over again as they don't confirm the vote by mail I've voted for Roger more than 100 time already 16 day to go

Federer cheats and dopes his body to the gills and his fans follow his ruthless and putrid example.  No wonder Rafa won the award voted on fairly by the players.

As for Federer, the professional does not seem to want anything more but to be back on top, getting the World no. 1 rank back from Nadal, by any means possible, including doping his body with every PED currently banned by the ITF.

In regard of the ATP London Masters that loom, Roger stated, "Sure, it's going to be challenging. It's going to be very difficult because Rafa is playing well and I have to defend my points in Australia and he has no points to defend here in London. That's why I've been doping...uhhh...I meant training so hard. Shit! Can you ignore what I just said?! Fuck you, then!"

As for Nadal, the Spaniard seems to be all set to battle it out at the ATP London Masters this year. Dismally, Rafa left London last year with three loses without winning a single set in the initial few rounds. In reference to last year, the professional exclaimed, “I’ll try my best to change the situation this year. Last year was bad. This tournament is a more difficult one for me because of the surface, because of the opponents, I am not out for revenge, but I’ll try to do better this year.”

French Journos: Federer's Calves Are Juiced to the Gills

 

Federer's Calves are Juiced to the Gills in Recent Matches and also in Past Years

Most of the French Journos document Roger's artificially steroid enhanced calves as the major reason he has won slams. When these calves are not juiced, Federer is quite human and loses with regularity...outside the slams. When juiced to the gills for the Slams, Fed is almost unstoppable unless he runs into a player with superior talent and skill like Rafa Nadal.

We Love Tennis (French Publication) wrote about these suspicious calves and the fact fans in France are convinced Federer is a doper in their article,

Is Roger Federer Doping? 

The rumours have been there since the start of his career. Then he came back with even more vigor after his incredible run at Roland Garros. The amazing performances of Roger Federer, are they due to doping? For two weeks, Grand Chelem conducted the survey. The revelations are explosive and imply that the ITF has seriously questioned whether the Swiss player had the right to even play on grass.

It didn't even take ten seconds. By the end of the Federer-Nadal final at Roland Garros, the survey site had literally exploded under numerous queries by Google users around the world all motivated by the same curiosity. Whenever two key words that hurt and speak louder than a bomb circulate around, the rumors are renewed about the Swiss star that have been there since the beginning of his career. Those two key words we discovered:  "Federer + Doping". So much for the subliminal message of the day, this is what seemed to sum up a final at Roland Garros, which had once again raised its share of issues.

4 years now it has been; how could Roger Federer accumulate such results at the top of the Tennis world? And above all, how could he do without suffering the fatigue that had hit all his predecessors, Sampras, McEnroe, Edberg who all felt fatigue in similar circumstances? [Editor's note: EPO is used in Cycling to combat fatigue. And overuse of EPO leads to Mono.] Why is Federer not even sweating at the end of these matches?  How could he have even made all these consecutive Semi-Finals  undefeated on all surfaces in the world but never once hurt? And referencing Roland Garros 2007, once again,  how did the Swiss reach the final and even take a set off Rafael Nadal when no other player had done that this year and when all the world knows that the Spaniard is the great expert on clay? How is all this possible, by God!?

Of course the physical nature of Federer did not help. For years everyone did a face with a knowing look when looking at the huge calves the man from Switzerland was displaying at the entrance of the court. It was alleged that he proudly showed off those calves to intimidate the adversary at the toss.

Tennis is a game based primarily on speed and leg drive at the moment of ball impact, it is clear in any case that there was an explosion of muscular calves for Federer during his time on the junior circuit, and the arrival of those muscular calves on the senior circuit has written a lot of ink.

Angered by the atmosphere of suspicion fueled by journalists, the world's No. 1 had also ended up cracking at a press conference, and became famous for the constant nastiness swung towards his great rival of the moment, "Nadal has bigger calves than me, but ask yourself why he wears cropped trousers." Nadal, when asked by Spanish newspaper Marca on his way to the beach with the calves in question, had preferred not to comment on this statement.