Some fresh news: Our Conservative friend Tennys has just won his first ATP tournament! ![[Image: banana.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/new/banana.gif)
He beat in the Auckland final another tennis-man whose family fled communist South-Africa, Cam Corrie.
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It is bad news for his (Globalist) media adversaries, as they were hoping that Tennys would disappear from big-league tournaments in a couple of weeks, after losing his 360 ATP points from last year's Australian Open...
Well, now Tennys is guaranteed to remain inside the top-60 whatever happens next week at the AO. His career is already a success, both in terms of honor and prize money! It's also proof that he worked very hard during the Winter holidays, as he ended the year 2018 tired, playing very bad at a challenger, but re-appeared in 2019 in splendid form... And the MSM are now acting as if they didn't insult him during the whole month of January last year...
Anyway, I look forward to seeing Nadal-de Minaur in the AO 3d round!
De Minaur is quite a phenomenon, a new Nadal in terms of fighting spirit. He's also got an interesting background, being at the same time Uruguayan, Spanish, Australian, and, as a junior, having been doomed too weak physically to deserve financial help in Europe.
He beat in the Auckland final another tennis-man whose family fled communist South-Africa, Cam Corrie. It is bad news for his (Globalist) media adversaries, as they were hoping that Tennys would disappear from big-league tournaments in a couple of weeks, after losing his 360 ATP points from last year's Australian Open...
Well, now Tennys is guaranteed to remain inside the top-60 whatever happens next week at the AO. His career is already a success, both in terms of honor and prize money! It's also proof that he worked very hard during the Winter holidays, as he ended the year 2018 tired, playing very bad at a challenger, but re-appeared in 2019 in splendid form... And the MSM are now acting as if they didn't insult him during the whole month of January last year...
Anyway, I look forward to seeing Nadal-de Minaur in the AO 3d round!
De Minaur is quite a phenomenon, a new Nadal in terms of fighting spirit. He's also got an interesting background, being at the same time Uruguayan, Spanish, Australian, and, as a junior, having been doomed too weak physically to deserve financial help in Europe.