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@notthat9005 @TheTennisTalker AHAHAHAHHA Vukic win

@notthat9005 @TheTennisTalker It makes no sense to corrupt a match like this with such strong media coverage. Stop being conspiracy theorists. The American could barely move yesterday. He'll lose to Vukic, and we'll meet again in this commentary section after the match to see who's right.

Should never be allowed to happen Zachary Svajda 🇺🇸 retires 0-2 down in 3rd set to Cruz Hewitt 🇦🇺 He was 6-1 5-3 up ...... Now he has conveniently got a lucky loser spot into the Washington main draw Complete shambles of tennis integrity again

@wonkru00001 @TheTennisTalker Change sport buddy

@TheTennisTalker It’s no news players exploit the LL spot all the time. I think rules should be once you lose through retirement you’re not eligible to get a lucky loser spot. What Svajda did was criminal lol

@NFTtristan3 @TheTennisTalker Cambiate sport, Vukic ha dominato, migliaia di euro vinti🎉

@TheTennisTalker C'est pire si il perds mec la au moins les paris sont rembourser

@johnjuneau7 @TheTennisTalker Change the sport buddy

@TheTennisTalker We never give anyone the benefit of the doubt. He could have been sick and not injured. Why do we jump to conclusions but only conclusions that are nefarious? Either way if he has a couple days off, he can recover. Not his fault he was the lucky loser. He was just given a chance.

@TennisKingHQ @TheTennisTalker Change sport buddy, prediction Is not for you AHAHHAHA

@TheTennisTalker And now he’ll beat Vukic.

@TheTennisTalker as predicted Vukic easily won the match, where are the conspiracy theorists AHAHAHHAA, CHANGE SPORT

@TheTennisTalker as predicted Vukic easily won the match, where are the conspiracy theorists AHAHAHHAA, CHANGE SPORT

@TheTennisTalker Notthatserious blocked me ahaha kid, sure magician fortune teller we will see each other in this post after the match, if Vukic wins, take up another sport because tennis is not for you.

@notthat9005 @TheTennisTalker We're talking about the ATP Washington tournament here, one of the main tournaments, attended by players who have won hundreds of thousands of dollars. Furthermore, these tournaments enjoy enormous visibility and cameras are pointed everywhere.

@notthat9005 @TheTennisTalker The data speaks for itself and is available online; you can search for it, as I won't do it for you. In tennis, the most susceptible markets are the smaller ITF markets, where prize money barely covers the players' travel expenses, and players are easily manipulated.

@TennisKingHQ @TheTennisTalker I dont think