Tennis players are subject to random drug tests, the same as most athletes.
Drug speculation is annoying
Rafa has always been a bit hyper, has his quirks and rituals, the same as a lot of sportspeople. His are a bit more obvious with the ritual when he serves and receives, and the water bottle thing!
Anyone remember how many time McEnroe used to touch his t-shirt?
There's no taking away from Rosol's play
Check out these FACTS, from Maryz link before
They all witnessed Lukas Rosol's final 12 swings of his racket on his serve add up to the short list of greatest upsets ever.
Serving four games to three in the fifth set:
- 117-mph ace wide, 15-0
2. 132-mph serve
- Forehand winner, 30-0
4. 133-mph ace, 40-0
5. 125-mph serve
- Forehand winner: Game, Rosol.
Serving five games to four, for the match:
- 132-mph ace, 15-0
8. Fault
- 98-mph second serve
10. Forehand winner, 30-0
11. 134-mph ace, 40-0
12. 129-mph ace: Game, Set, Match: Rosol
This is not a misprint: Twelve swings, eight points. Five aces, three winners. Back-to-back love games. No nerves, no double faults, no loose forehands. Nothing. In a Grand Slam event he had won twice, coming off of a record seventh French Open against an opponent who before Tuesday had never played at Wimbledon, the great Rafael Nadal, he of 11 Grand Slam titles, made contact with the ball just three times in two service games against the 100th-ranked player in the world.
There were no rallies, no chances for Nadal to grind out victory.