Awesommeeee

Not only Is he still going, he occasionally wrestling tag team with his son

Too bad it’s in a sport like tennis. All that hard work for nothin’.

What does that translate to in butt picks?

10 to 12 yrs ago tennis prime age was still very much considered to be early to mid 20s. Especially in the new era of tennis where athleticism and recovery play such an important role.

Federer was thought to be close to being done, Nadal and Djokovic were about to have their prime years to battle it out with most expecting Nadal to bow out early due to his grueling style of tennis.

The predictions and expectations were very realistic. It’s what those three ended up doing that is unbelievable.

Lebron at 38 is still a top 5 player.

i also have to think most of these guys are on some kind of hgh or ped

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Amazing video of it wasn’t for that queasy feeling. Never the less, I’m gonna watch it again!

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It's all sports, everywhere.

I mean, it was a very logical prediction. I have no idea how he has been able to avoid (career ending) injury for so long. He has sustained so many injuries over the years, and like you said, has such a brutal style.

That being said, I hope he plays forever.

Wait wtf. I haven't seen wrestling since WCW Nwo days. Ray Mysterio is still alive and still wrestling?!

One of the most consistent athlete in sports history

My mistake, it’s amazing how many people refuse to believe their eyes about him and Djokovic

Has he proven himself on a cold rainy night in Stoke?

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He already has insane results, imagine if he didn't pick up some of those injuries along the way

That's "sports science" to you.

If it's not Federer, it's Nadal, but it sure as hell isn't djokovic!

I am on board with that. Federer was my favorite first, so hes my favorite now, and that makes him the best ever for me. But whichever way you fall on the goat debate youre correct. Unless you think joker, cuz it's not him.

https://www.phillyvoice.com/eagles-fan-literally-eats-horse-poop-after-super-bowl-win/amp/

Yeah Dennis Quaid throwing a 96mph fastball on the side of a highway back in 2002 got him signed to the big leagues.

For me, Justin Verlander is the current example of how far sports science has come. To have pitched the way he pitched for 15 plus years, fast and hard, and often doing it very quickly (and that he doesn't spend a lot of time between pitches compared to the rest of League), and to have then had Tommy John surgery at 37/38 years old, miss nearly two years of baseball, only to immediately come back from that and win a cy Young by dominating the league and throwing the third highest average fastball velocity of its entire career? Absolutely unbelievable.