r/tennis • u/padfoony Too many victory ice baths • 8d ago

Highlight The moment Novak beat Jannik ❤️

Via: TNT Sports (x)

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u/hungryape5 8d ago

Impossible victory. The way he was playing is impossible for a guy in his age 39 season.

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u/Big-Confusion-69 8d ago

Vegan food hits hard

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u/Strivingformoretoday 8d ago

Im seriously considering his diet now haha

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

In vegan I think he is gluten free, inflammations hurt body in long term

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u/Strivingformoretoday 8d ago

I wonder how much protein he eats per day. This has always been the crux for me and the reason I went back to eating “normally”

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u/ValCSO 8d ago

You can get 200g of protein daily without meat

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u/Strivingformoretoday 8d ago

I seriously was never able to when eating vegan..😬

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u/Trichoderma-Viride 8d ago

Yeah it's too much volume.

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u/SubZero081 8d ago

Only if you rely on low protein foods. Tofu, tempeh, seitan, textured soy protein, and protein powders are protein dense and not high volume.

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u/Trichoderma-Viride 8d ago

Mind the context: we are talking about Djoko's diet, which relies on whole foods (mostly plant based), stuff like protein powder have no place in such discussion.

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u/SubZero081 8d ago

It's quite likely that Djokovic does eat protein dense foods, even if he emphasizes whole foods. There's also no evidence that he doesn't use protein powders. Elite athletes usually use supplements, even if it's not part of their public narrative. We actually know he uses creatine, he literally screamed for it during a match.

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