Bugger off Tomic. Please don't ever come back to Australia.
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@fahim.. I don't think that makes Andy most humiliating/terrible no.1 ever. I think you forget that pre Federer era there were bunch of short time no.1 players who couldn't hold on for more than few weeks. Fed, Rafa, and Djokovic made that a distant memory for us.
Nah he'll hang with it till at least wtf because he's only defending three titles till the fall: rome, wimbledon, and queens. Djokovic is becoming further and further behind and Federer and Nadal will have to play a very packed schedule in order to chase it which I am 99% sure considering their age will opt out of.
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Tomic has pulled out
Murray is in the third round
I can't witness the upcoming clay events and even the french open
I have my exam in the whole may and june.....
So sad
He will loose his crown to either fed or rafa even before shanghai
Most humiliating world no 1 ever
But if, If andy DOES LOSE this one, it is time to hang his rackets and start doing something else. Like forreal ffs..