Novak Djokovic detained in Australia
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Another cricketer has died of a heart attack. FWIW.
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Tributes flow for Australian cricket legend Rod Marsh who died after a heart attack
'An incomparable innings that is lovingly remembered': Tributes flow for cricket legend Rod Marsh
Tributes pour in from around the world for Australian cricket legend Rod Marsh, who died in an Adelaide hospital this morning.
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He had covid back in August and was hospitalized. Perhaps a case of a Vax enhanced infection? Can't post link as usual sorry. Australia legend Shane Warne reveals he was put on ventilator during battle with Covid-19
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Novak looks to be awake. He knows the score and so I don't doubt he'll never take that jab to play tennis of all things especially when he can retire comfortably now. He's in a good position and no one can take away his accomplishments to date - 20 grand slams.They have it out for Novak. They will do almost anything to destroy his career.
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French Open to allow Novak Djokovic, Russian players to compete
Novak Djokovic will be allowed to play at the French Open even if he is not vaccinated against COVID-19 as long as the coronavirus situation in France remains stable, organizers said Wednesday.
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....and then he'll be detained at the airport by authorities before being deported.French Open to allow Novak Djokovic, Russian players to compete
Novak Djokovic will be allowed to play at the French Open even if he is not vaccinated against COVID-19 as long as the coronavirus situation in France remains stable, organizers said Wednesday.www.sportsnet.ca
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Karma feedback ?
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Translated :
Tennis: Nadal's pain "like a needle being pressed", says Nadal in Indian Wells final
Rafael Nadal lost 6-3, 7-6 (7/5) in the Indian Wells final against Taylor Fritz. His first defeat in 2022.
Rafael Nadal, beaten for the first time this year in the final of the Indian Wells Masters 1000 by American Taylor Fritz, described the pain on the left side of his upper body, which handicapped him on Sunday, as "like a needle that you press".
"I was in pain. I can hardly breathe. I don't know if it's in my ribs... When I breathe, when I move, it's like a needle being pressed. And it's not just the pain, it's affecting my breathing," the 35-year-old Spaniard told a press conference.
"It happened last night, just at the end of the match (against compatriot Carlos Alcaraz in the semi-finals). So to follow it up today (Sunday)... When I try to breathe, it's painful and it's very uncomfortable. Obviously I wasn't able to do the normal things today. I tried, but I lost to a great player," Nadal continued, between unusual dismay and the requisite fair play.
The Majorcan, who was seeking a fourth title in Indian Wells, went to the physio twice in this final. The first time he went to the locker room for five minutes.
"I did my best. But it wasn't my day. It happens. It was hard to play a final like this. I tried until the end. I'm sad because I couldn't really fight. It's hard enough to feel like this in normal times, but in a final it's very bad," said Nadal, who had just suffered his first defeat in 21 matches in 2022.
He had won three titles in a row, including the Australian Open at the end of January, which made him the record holder for the most Grand Slams won (21). All this after being absent from the courts for more than four months last year due to a left foot injury that required surgery.
"Of course, the last two months have been incredible, unforgettable. I'm enjoying things I never thought I would again. But now it's time to try to get this problem solved as soon as possible, to get off to a good start on clay. I hope to be ready," said the man who will be aiming for a 14th French Open title in June.
"I'm just concerned about what's going to happen, what I need to do to recover and how long it will take," he concluded.
Tennis : une douleur «comme une aiguille qu'on appuie», décrit Nadal terrassé en finale à Indian Wells
Rafael Nadal, souffrant, a perdu 6-3, 7-6 (7/5) en finale d'Indian Wells contre Taylor Fritz. Sa première défaite en 2022.
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Translated :
Tennis: Nadal's pain "like a needle being pressed", says Nadal in Indian Wells final
Rafael Nadal lost 6-3, 7-6 (7/5) in the Indian Wells final against Taylor Fritz. His first defeat in 2022.
Rafael Nadal, beaten for the first time this year in the final of the Indian Wells Masters 1000 by American Taylor Fritz, described the pain on the left side of his upper body, which handicapped him on Sunday, as "like a needle that you press".
"I was in pain. I can hardly breathe. I don't know if it's in my ribs... When I breathe, when I move, it's like a needle being pressed. And it's not just the pain, it's affecting my breathing," the 35-year-old Spaniard told a press conference.
"It happened last night, just at the end of the match (against compatriot Carlos Alcaraz in the semi-finals). So to follow it up today (Sunday)... When I try to breathe, it's painful and it's very uncomfortable. Obviously I wasn't able to do the normal things today. I tried, but I lost to a great player," Nadal continued, between unusual dismay and the requisite fair play.
The Majorcan, who was seeking a fourth title in Indian Wells, went to the physio twice in this final. The first time he went to the locker room for five minutes.
"I did my best. But it wasn't my day. It happens. It was hard to play a final like this. I tried until the end. I'm sad because I couldn't really fight. It's hard enough to feel like this in normal times, but in a final it's very bad," said Nadal, who had just suffered his first defeat in 21 matches in 2022.
He had won three titles in a row, including the Australian Open at the end of January, which made him the record holder for the most Grand Slams won (21). All this after being absent from the courts for more than four months last year due to a left foot injury that required surgery.
"Of course, the last two months have been incredible, unforgettable. I'm enjoying things I never thought I would again. But now it's time to try to get this problem solved as soon as possible, to get off to a good start on clay. I hope to be ready," said the man who will be aiming for a 14th French Open title in June.
"I'm just concerned about what's going to happen, what I need to do to recover and how long it will take," he concluded.
Yes, the symptoms sound very familiar to what some have mentioned about vaccine injuries.
Here is the probable the same but from an English source.
Rafael Nadal had breathing problems during Indian Wells defeat to Taylor Fritz
The Australian Open champion suffered his first defeat of the season in California.
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Micro-clotting? Myocarditis or pericarditis?
Hopefully, "stress fracture of the third left costal arch'' is not another fancy vaxx side effect...
I wish him a speedy recovery. Djokovic needs a worthy opponent for the French Open (if Earth doesn't become a fireball by then!).
Figured I'd post this here, since it is tennis related and it seems possibly suspicious that she is retiring at 25 years old.
There are no indications from her or in the article of health reasons or the Vaxx being related to her decision and it could be that she is just done with trying to compete at the highest level after having reached the top...
Top-ranked Ashleigh Barty announces surprise retirement after Australian Open win
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There are no indications from her or in the article of health reasons or the Vaxx being related to her decision and it could be that she is just done with trying to compete at the highest level after having reached the top...
Top-ranked Ashleigh Barty announces surprise retirement after Australian Open win
Top-ranked Ashleigh Barty announces surprise retirement after Australian Open win
Ash Barty is going out on top.
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Bit unlikely that anybody would end up lying on the ground with a stress fracture - especially one that reportedly was around for weeks.
Who knows what the reality is but speaking from experience as a person who suffered a pulmonary emolism following surgery many years ago the reports of needle like pain and being unable to breathe properly makes it sound very possible that blood clots actually were involved....
Who knows what the reality is but speaking from experience as a person who suffered a pulmonary emolism following surgery many years ago the reports of needle like pain and being unable to breathe properly makes it sound very possible that blood clots actually were involved....
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Wimbledon bans Russian and Belarusian players.
Djokovic strikes again.
Djokovic strikes again.
