Pro tennis players

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Jenson Brooksby for Christopher Cloos

 

[norfolkdiva]

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These shorts remind me of the Golden Age when sportsmen all wore VERY tight shorts but an added innocence ..I grew up watching Wimbers and seeing all those bulge in the 60's - I knew I liked it but wasn't sure why until I discovered my own!

 

[norfolkdiva]

Jenson Brooksby for Christopher Cloos
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Haven't I seen him on Mormonboyz...??

 

[norfolkdiva]

Bublik shirt change from his first round match in Eastbourne.
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Eastbourne is certainly in dire need of livening up...

 

[norfolkdiva]

The only bulge showing his balding head

TEE HEE - that's not a bulge - it's jus that his shorts were badly pressed.

 

[RobRossiFan]

Marcos, for Wimbledon no way to put on black shorts again

 

[johnjohnston]

There is nothing “suspicious” about low ranked players making deep runs in their home events. Most non top players tend to do better on their home turf. There’s a comfort level there and there is often crowd support. While only a few top players tend to enter these non major/non master 1000 events, especially this year.

It’s apparent that the ATP still has some queer issues. I’m not here for trying to force/shame anyone “out”. It’s ultimately none of our business. And everyone has their own dimensions and journeys when it comes to sexuality and the gender, sexual, affection, romantic, emotion, commitment spectrum. However, they don’t punish these guys for homophobic language. They don’t show any love towards “pride month”. Only a few players in this past decade have been willing to speak up for “queers” or publicly damn homophobia. And it’s been decades since there’s been an unabashedly queer male player on tour. There’s this belief that tennis is a “gay friendly” sport simply because it has a decent percentage of queer male fans. A large percentage of the players are very religious. And there’s as much hetero pressures, toxic masculinity, homo shaming, gay insecurities, internalized phobias, low-key and high-key homophobia running through that sport as there is in any other sport. Perhaps even more so since many perceive it as a “gay sport”.

 

[kreska94]

Rune

 

[Dippo]

It’s apparent that the ATP still has some queer issues... they don’t punish these guys for homophobic language.

Reading this and then a picture of Rune being posted instantly underneath... It's innocuous but it says a lot.

 

[ss1987123]

 

[alecara]

Rune

Impressive, didn’t expect him to be like that!!!

I’m up for a Rune-Alcaraz bulge rivalry for the next years lol

 

[fellatio4ever]

Anybody else remember Nicolas Kiefer of Germany? He had a huge willy & would sometimes play without a jockstrap on

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I was a fan of Nicholas and still am. He is still sexy to me. I follow him on Instagram. I would still suck his dick at the snap of his fingers. Yum!

 

[RobRossiFan]

There is nothing “suspicious” about low ranked players making deep runs in their home events. Most non top players tend to do better on their home turf. There’s a comfort level there and there is often crowd support. While only a few top players tend to enter these non major/non master 1000 events, especially this year.

It’s apparent that the ATP still has some queer issues. I’m not here for trying to force/shame anyone “out”. It’s ultimately none of our business. And everyone has their own dimensions and journeys when it comes to sexuality and the gender, sexual, affection, romantic, emotion, commitment spectrum. However, they don’t punish these guys for homophobic language. They don’t show any love towards “pride month”. Only a few players in this past decade have been willing to speak up for “queers” or publicly damn homophobia. And it’s been decades since there’s been an unabashedly queer male player on tour. There’s this belief that tennis is a “gay friendly” sport simply because it has a decent percentage of queer male fans. A large percentage of the players are very religious. And there’s as much hetero pressures, toxic masculinity, homo shaming, gay insecurities, internalized phobias, low-key and high-key homophobia running through that sport as there is in any other sport. Perhaps even more so since many perceive it as a “gay sport”.

So why "comfort level there and there is often crowd support" cannot help to seeded native players?
it this case RG would be always have 2 frenchmen in the final, US OPEN - two Americans.))
And Andy would be in any Wimbledon final having massive crowd supports and cheers

 

[PeachyDistance]

Worked at one of the Masters 1000s tournaments almost 20 years ago as a ball boy and in other areas of the tournament and I can remember seeing some of these guys up close and personal.

Have to say that Marat Safin is indeed a very well endowed man. His dick was pretty hot while soft. Can’t imagine how good it was rock hard. Kiefer and Yevgeny Kafelnikov wasn’t bad either.

Speaking out side of sexual nature the hottest guy up close and who exuded that aura of attractiveness was Juan Carlos Ferrero. Not a big guy but very handsome and hot. My gay 15 year old ass was drooling. The nicest guy was Guga Kuerten. He was a gentlemen and so patient with us.

 

[deleted8729441]

Intense Kokk

 

[jd090980]

Who do you think will be our first active and openly gay player?

The only ones that give me vibes are Alcaraz, Hurkacz, Coric, and Tsitsipas.

 

[johnjohnston]

So why "comfort level there and there is often crowd support" cannot help to seeded native players?
it this case RG would be always have 2 frenchmen in the final, US OPEN - two Americans.))
And Andy would be in any Wimbledon final having massive crowd supports and cheers

You missed a lot of my points. Once you have a lot of top players competing at a tournament then “home court advantage” matters a lot less. While best of 3 is very different than best of 5. Unless you have some real accusations saying something is “suspicious” serves no purpose. If almost 50% of the people competing at a small tournament is from that country then there’s a pretty good chance at least a couple of those people are gonna make a deep run.

 

[johnjohnston]

The only ones that give me vibes are Alcaraz, Hurkacz, Coric, and Tsitsipas.

Tsitsipas is really the only one of those four that give me any legit stereotypical vibes. Some of his mannerisms and speech patterns give off a bit of “queer” energy. However, no one knows who’s “gay”. And even if someone comes off obviously “queer”, you still don’t really know the dimensions of their sexuality, preferences, lifestyle, experienced fluidity, insecurities, struggles, where they are in the gender, sexual, affection, romantic, emotion, commitment spectrum. But Jan Michael Gambill seemed rather overtly queer for years, was seen in gay clubs and was seen partying with Elton John, and he still flat-out claimed he was “straight” a couple times and waited till a handful of years after he retired to be publicly “out”. So, I wouldn’t depend on an overtly out player, especially top player, any time soon.

 

[PeachyDistance]

The only ones that give me vibes are Alcaraz, Hurkacz, Coric, and Tsitsipas.

Coric? You think so?

 

[Moses77]

So why "comfort level there and there is often crowd support" cannot help to seeded native players?
it this case RG would be always have 2 frenchmen in the final, US OPEN - two Americans.))
And Andy would be in any Wimbledon final having massive crowd supports and cheers

you are missing the most important point that top players almost always skip these tournaments (and with top i mean top 20 or so).