I am not so much concerned about any negative long-term impacts on his body because he has access to the best medicine in the world and he also knows best what he is feeling like right now. Professionals like him develop a very sensitive feeling for the actual physical state of their body. That is up to him.

But what could happen is that he can't let go and wants to try at too high cost to come back on the tour, but even that I doubt will happen eventually. Nadal has already started the process of letting go. That is why in interviews he now more often says that if he comes back, the next year will be his last year most likely. He also has become a father which probably also makes it a bit easier to start a new phase in life.

He now recently said that his goal is to play those tournaments next year that have been the most important to him in his career and that way say goodbye to all the fans.

In case of Nadal I know we are already talking about his decline, but it is just a year ago that he won the French Open. I also doubt that he can come back as strong as ever, but there is still his triumph that is only 12 months old. In between he had surgeries and lacked training accordingly of course, but maybe he is fully determined to give it one more year and do the maximum in order to be able to exactly go that one year.
Djokovic's style changed a bit. He was more into long rallies and nonstop running and covering the court from left to right, defending the craziest shots. But now he is forcing more of those shorter rallies by going straight to the net very early. It works well for him and if he finds a way to not put too much burden onto his body during most the game, he might be playing for another three years or even more. Federer won his last GS title at age 37.5. That is 1.5 years to go for Djokovic from now.

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but we have to remember that Bayern Munich almost lost the bundesliga title and in the end got it again thanks to the help of Tuchel.

Yea that result was kind of expected, my $1 bet on Ruud was a waste really, Djokovic got
the job done in 3 sets and yea Ruud was able to trouble him a bit in the first and third sets
but not enough to overcome him. That seems like an easy day in the office for Djokovic, it
could have been a 5 setter but he made sure it wasnt going to go that far.
So thats #23 grand slams and I dont think anyone is going to catch him!

I never doubted Djokovic not even for a second because I know him way to well now and I have seen this multiple times that whenever he’s pushed into a corner he pushed back hard and that’s what makes him special. Furthermore with Nadal missing I’m very happy that it was Djokovic who won otherwise it could have been Nadal had he been fit and we would have witnessed another great finale between these two.

I’d always choose Gold over Bitcoin simply because it’s physical and also it has been around of centuries. I am sure no matter what happens in future there’s always gonna be a good value for my gold. Now speaking of Bitcoin no can be sure if it will even exist in next 10years or even if it does exist will it still be holding the same demand or value? For Bitcoin to really surpass gold first it should atleast be accepted by all the countries without having it banned or whatever.

Is been a hard knocked to everyone trading bitcoin this seasons especially investment, my friend was sore disappointed for the recent falling of price because he bought $1000 bitcoin but the truth is that we cannot foresees the future in today, this is not the first time the price is Reding down, we should take advantage of this time at least you can use a small to purchase high value bitcoin. I wish we've profound bitcoin price analyst here, many people really wants to know the cause of continues price deflected, if you've ideas please your comments will be very important here. We newbies this days fall victims a lot because of ignorance of cryptosystem. Let's talk as a family.

Mate, it is still early to be sure of anything about Tuchel in fact. Because he arrived at Bayern Munich quite late in the season. Nobody was able to understand what Bayern Munich were trying to achieve with this action in the middle of important tournaments. Kahn and Salihamidzic got sacked for this reason most probably. Because it was a really huge risk to take there.

Of course they still won the Bundesliga title but it was so lucky for them as Dortmund threw away their chance just like that. I don't blame Tuchel for these runs in the Bundesliga and Champions League both. He didn't have much time to do really nice things. But in the upcoming season he will have nothing more than time to execute the plans in his mind.

I believe Tuchel is a really decent manager also. But let's say he still couldn't manage to have a good chemistry with the players then I would understand if Bayern Munich decide to sack him too.

what a victory for Djokovic.
 simply devastating and able to write pages of unique history in this sport... I am sorry for Alcaraz (I hope he will solve this issue related health condition) but for sure he has a top place already guaranteed really hard to loss.

Tho greed is human nature  I sometimes have greed, it is even more active when I do futures trading any amount of percentage of profit will never be enough. But little of loss will be frustrating me, right now Im still trying to control of it.

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and by the way, I'm curious when people are rich that they can buy a lot of things with their money. What actually they thinking when anything can be bought, are they felt different or greed would still be there.

People who are thinking about how their life will be in the future, we think they have arranged and even arranged their own way of life and management, starting from their economic needs and also the needs that they have to spend to pay for their lifetime, and most of them are always laundering their assets, we think they don't put where they believe it's a useful option, frankly we say, that those who have the knowledge I think their views are very broad for the future.

Investments actually don't require Bitcoin, gold or a part of the place where they save will get results in the form of profits, of course those who live understand about investing, we think they already know how to manage it, they won't save at a fixed value from time to time time, and actually while it's still profitable to invest there is nothing wrong. However, we see a bigger advantage in Bitcoin.

I also think that Xabi Alonso is doing a great job at Bayer Leverkusen. I still remember, that when he took over the first few games were not successful for him and his club and i was already afraid that his time at Leverkusen could be over again pretty quickly, but then it seemed like the players began to understand his system and the way he wants to play football and finally the good results came in.
Alonso seems to be one of those former big players that also have a talent for being a good coach. Other former big players like Frank Lampard are acting very unlucky so far as a head coach but Alonso is doing a great job and already caught the attention of other clubs. I hope that he will stay at Bayer for at least one more year though.

Although it is true that some teams might be worried that Juventus joining the Conference League with a point deletion penalty will damage their present standing it is crucial to keep in mind that football is a sport full of unpredictabilities and surprises. The unpredictable nature of the game where underdogs can succeed and giants can falter is what makes it so beautiful. Although Juventus involvement may increase the tournament level of competition it also gives other clubs the chance to compete against a renowned club. Group games frequently feature exciting battles that highlight the zeal and talent of players from all backgrounds. Regardless of potential goal differentials the Conference League provides a stage for clubs to demonstrate their skills and make memorable moments.

Investing our money is no guarantee to make us rich, I agree with that, but in my opinion it's the best option we have to try and get rich. There isn't many alternatives we can do with our money. The first approach would be to spend it all and not carry about our financial futures. This is the worst possible attitude and will never get us out of poverty. We could buy new clothes every month, buy the newest smart phone every year, go out to eat in restaurants multiple times a week, and so on. It's easy to spend all our money and don't save for the future. The second approach would be to save money regularly, but don't care about in what form we are saving. Leaving all our money in a savings account at the bank is the worst form of saving. We will never become rich this way, as the inflation will take away all the value of our money over time. The interest rate the bank bank offers us is below the inflation rate, we need to invest our money to make higher returns. Our last and only option is really to use our money and invest it in more promising opportunities. Better to invest and lose some money along the way, than to never invest our money at all and make no real returns.

There is nothing wrong with keeping your assets in the exchange as long as you choose the correct exchange or one that has been there for a long time, since there are many traders and small investors who do just that. If you intend to keep your asset for a long period of time, it is important and practicable to keep it in a non-custodial wallet such as electrum because it's already tested. Because electrum only supports Bitcoin, you can keep your altcoins in Trustwallet or Metamask as a non-custodial wallet, which is considerably more secure than an exchange because you owned the private key.

This isn't correct. Real Madrid can also make mistakes and be wrong in their judgment about a player's quality or also about whether or not a player really fits into the team and can contribute a lot to the squad as a whole. You want two examples?
Gareth Bale, the record breaking transfer by Real Madrid who brought him in from Tottenham for more money than they paid for Ronaldo. But I think I don't have to explain to you how it worked out and a comparison between Ronaldo and Bale is also not necessary, but it demonstrates perfectly how decisions made by a club can play out.

Second example is Hazard. This wasn't a bad decision, but nobody can tell whether out of a sudden a player is permanently injured and can't contribute to the squad as expected.
They are making decisions to the best of their knowledge and with high responsibility, but that doesn't guarantee them to be free of mistakes and other fallacies. For now it seems that Bellingham was a great transfer, but give it some time to see whether the expectations will materialize.

Due to India's poor batting in the first innings, Australia team got a big lead of 173 runs. But I thought Australia could take a lead of more than 200. But they couldn't. And so if the Australian batsmen perform too badly in the second innings, their chances of winning will decrease. Australia must collect at least 250 runs in the second innings. And already they have managed to collect 111 runs. Australia's batsmen must bat responsibly.

My faith is on CZ himself. As they crackdown on all cryptocurrency activity in the US, this attack against CZ is more like an attack to bitcoin itself with the man being caught in the collateral damage. He's built a pretty nice albeit imperfect enterprise for himself and millions of people that used his service, and it stood the tests of time too with all these multiple bank runs they issued just to see if what CZ claims is true. Plus the SEC hasn't been the most upfront and honest department in the US. All filled with Senile people who barely know what the internet is and how it works, I can't really be confident in their judgement. Binance is regulatory, sure, and must follow within the laws and ordinances of its country of operation, but I don't think there's any real violation made by Binance, that is if you think that I don't know, using cryptocurrencies is legal (which it supposed to be is like what the hell?)

I love your point of view and thank you for bringing  up the issue with tax because I don't know why most times I feel my country is always the case study with most criminal  and corrupt cases because we're even taxed on a regular phone call and I still wonder how government helps its citizens 🙄
I stand corrected but I've heard of stories and news of America paying its citizens depending on the category they fall and I have no issues with such citizens been taxed not a country like mine where we have to do everything  by ourselves and still been taxed by the government and I agree that the government is scared that  its citizens might gain freedom if bitcoin  is been accepted.

Well I don't know how to say this but I guess you're Invariably calling  my country foolish 🤣🤣
Please pardon my emojies but I couldn't help it since it best describe how I feel writing on this because my country  and its government has been one of the greatest fighters of cryptocurrencies  and bitcoin and mkat times it seems the government  are so scared of the youth advancement  and as such they are scared of making free any opportunities that seems to make the youths of its country independent and I believe  you already know that's a typical  foolish act.

I'm not trying  to paint my country wrong but the truth must be told with hopes of a better country but for now, my government has been strongly against cryptocurrency.

Good choice, though you'll still need a bank account if you're going to transfer your fiat to Bitcoin and vice versa, unless there are other options for you to do that. I, personally don't use banks when storing my money, I only invest it in Bitcoin for long term purpose, that way, profit is way more better and I control my own money. The only disadvantage of cryptocurrency is its volatility I guess, since it's not always bullish so you will need a lot of patient waiting for the right moment to sell.