Seriously, I have no idea why they would put Murray as a favorite. He does still have his moments, but as you said his health is going to hold him back again and again as he can't have the same trust in his body that he used to have. It is not even something like a home game for Murray.
Especially if it is going to be a three sets game I would most likely bet on Schwartzmann. I wish for Murray to be able to perform at his best though. Always good to see people trying to fight their way back.

For now you can hope for the best, in the short term you can expect a small correction, but in the long term things are looking very good.

Though United has won their last match, but I strongly think that Ole's end to United's career is not that far away. They have bought a goal machine this season and they have Cavani and Rashford and Bruno aside CR7. They are scoring the goals but are lacking a lot in defense. Which was clear in the Atalanta match. They scored 3 but because of bad defense, they conceded 2. This cannot be good in the long run because as some great football mind once said, "Attack wins you games but defense wins you titles."

That may be true (and I believe it is, though I don't think I'd use the term "parasite" to describe wealthy individuals), but your examples represent two extremes which probably make up just a small percentage of all the citizens of, let's say, the United States.

In the case of rich people, I would say that there are more parasites among those who have inherited wealth, rather than among those who create it.

Maybe if he can get more points it will be very possible to atp finals, before november.

Do you think this kind of reality is fair?

What seems to me is that the story you tell is the same communist garbage that comes from Marx's time, of fallaciously considering that if the rich are richer, the poor must be poorer. And not only is it not so, but such thinking shows that you don't understand how the world works.

In 1800 there were 1 billion people living on earth and today there are almost 8 billion, and this has not happened because the rich, who are getting richer, have starved the poor. On the contrary, more and more people live on earth because, among other things, with the market economy, there are people who have earned a lot of money by mass producing cheap food and selling it. And today's poor in general (there are exceptions, obviously) have access to many more goods and services than the poor of 1800, so they are richer.

I could write you an encyclopedia on this, but since I see that your previous mentality is that of the falsehood that wealth is like a pie, rather than a dynamic process, I will not try any harder.

Murray vs Schwartzman, weird it's Murray that is now the odds favourite to win @1.82 ML vs Diego's @1.95.

For the most part, the rich elites (talking billionaires) could kill off most of the world and not bat an eye. Why you might ask? This is because they can use AI and automation machines to replace all of these people doing all of these jobs.

This is crony capitalism at its worse and may as well be communism as they share many qualities.

the NWO (1913-2020)

should have been a team-mate to give Messi a chance to make a hat-trick but yes, maybe it is a form of respect among the team.

After the match, Mbappe revealed the reasoning behind their unexpected sharing of penalties.
"[On the penalties] It's normal [that I let Messi take the first], it's about respect," the PSG No. 7 told Canal+.
"He's the best player in the world, it's a privilege that he plays with us, I've always said it. 
"If there's a penalty, he's the one that takes it, full stop. On the second one, he told me 'Take it', it was at the end, he gave it to me and I took it."

says a unemployed teenager not even old enough to vote nor have a job to pay tax..

Last night ucl match was much more interesting, Dortmund with a suprise of not scoring a goal and conceding 4goals, Psg with a solid comeback, Lionel Messi and Mbappe combination was brilliant, Messi deliberately leaving the second penalty for Mbappe to take, and not wanting to score his first hat trick for Psg, wanting to show Neymar that's he Neymar not entitled to the pk alone lol,, quite interesting to see Leo at what's he's doing best

I wonder if anybody even believes anything you say about Covid any more. Search on "94% comorbidities" - https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=94%25+comorbidities&ia=web. It means that nobody knows for a fact what percent of a person's death was due to Covid, and what percent was due to something else.

Take a pack camel, and load it up with packs of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and others. Then add the Covid straw and say, "The straw that broke the camel's back." Then laugh about all the people that believe you.

When you subtract the 94% from 100%, you get 6%. Somewhere near the end of 2020, there were 400,000 deaths supposedly from Covid. But only 6% were NOT from comorbidities. This means that only 24,000 people had died from Covid by that point. Compare that to cancer=650,000 deaths annually, heart disease=600,000 deaths annually, diabetes=300,000 to 400,000 deaths annually, and loads of other deaths from loads of other things.

Statistically Covid deaths become almost the proverbial "drop in a bucket" regarding deaths. And you couldn't even find Covid when compared with all the living people in the world. All that this means is that Covid is a big fat lie, existing only because of all the advertising done by the medical, governments, and the media.

But here is the funny part about it all. They got you!

You are so fun.

This will surely add more fuel to the fire that vaccines don’t work, as Massachusetts also reported 45% of their covid related deaths last week were fully vaccinated.

Malaria is just an ordinary illness. It is not a deadly disease as you see it.

With a little as a dollar, a sick person can cure himself of malaria in my country. The only thing that makes the illness a problem is only when the patients refuse to seek medical attention early, like within a week when it is discovered. Some of them want to self medicate at early stage and only rush to hospital when it begins to get severe.

I do not see any need for a malaria vaccine.

this tournament also showed us that there is no "new big three", all these players that are trying to replace big trio, are far lower quality, and we will have probably four different winners on four grand slams in a year, as soon as Novak retires

Newcastle had already announced that despite the new investor, they do not plan any major investments in the winter.

I see at the moment hardly any good players who are on the market and want to go to Newcastle.

They are turning the vaxxed people into cyborgs.

Do these jokers that continue to fight the truth really believe what they say? Or are they trolls or something worse?

I doubt the government could pull off anything like this.  You're giving them way too much credit.

Its really sad to see Man Utd has lost 3rd time consecutively. However its ok to see them scoring 2 goals from Mason and Marcus each. What they really lack? As you say, Ole has to teach them technics to tackle the opponent? or Man Utd committee has to look for other coach as I have seen many saying Ole is not upto the expectation. On the other side, really appreciate Leicester for the thrilling goals from Jamie,Cauglar, Patson and Youri.  3rd win to Leicester after 4 games.

Are covid “vaccines” giving people AIDS?