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He’s been labelled a brat and an embarrassment to Australia, but Bernard Tomic is far from apologetic about his bad behaviour, telling the public they should "get used to it".
In an exclusive interview with Sunday Night’s Melissa Doyle, the 24-year-old Aussie tennis ace blamed a lack of motivation for his 2017 meltdown at Wimbledon, where he was fined $20,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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@emmyelijah7395
@emmyelijah7395 9 месяцев назад
FYI: Older interview from around 2017. He was 24 then, he's 31 now in 2023
@TenisAmador
@TenisAmador 9 месяцев назад
2017 was 7 years ago? F*** off! 🤣🤣🤣
@sportslover2356
@sportslover2356 5 месяцев назад
@@TenisAmador He's 31 now. This was an old interview. That's the point. What you have said here is also the point. There are still people like you who hate on people like Bernie for absolutely no reason. Sad.
@ericliu7845
@ericliu7845 2 месяца назад
The way he talked and demeanor is really similar to Nick Kyrios
@leocruz9536
@leocruz9536 9 месяцев назад
I would say one thing: he’s very honest. I wish him all the best.
@jonfreeman9682
@jonfreeman9682 8 месяцев назад
He is and he's still grinding it in challenger circuits. Respect.
@hangonaminute
@hangonaminute 9 месяцев назад
This interview was when Tomic was 24 and ranked at his best of 17. He is now 31 with a ranking of 289. He has been out of the top 100 since September 2019 and out of the top 200 since Februrary 2020. Anything, of course, is possible: Federer and Serena were still playing top-shelf tennis just shy of their 40th birthdays and Djokovic, at 36, is dominating the me's game. Judging from this interview, Tomic does not seem mentally well. He wants to be liked, but is knowingly crass. He seems certain about what he says and does, but, by his own admission, he is mostly confused. I hope he has invested some of his millions to sustain him into old age. His tennis career now is probably costing him money rather than making it.
@minguyen2589
@minguyen2589 9 месяцев назад
Oh thought it was recent 😮
@michaelt8682
@michaelt8682 9 месяцев назад
youre right however he was in the 500s last year. he's slowly making his way back
@MikTara
@MikTara 9 месяцев назад
Why do you say it's an old interview.. it was posted by 7news spotlight two days ago
@robertkeays4639
@robertkeays4639 9 месяцев назад
Ahh he would have made more money this year working part time at maccas. 38k. Haha
@SamsMovies
@SamsMovies 9 месяцев назад
this was actually 2 years ago
@mkader2494
@mkader2494 9 месяцев назад
That he and Kyrgios hate each other is hilarious considering that they reflect each other.
@senorgato70
@senorgato70 9 месяцев назад
You normally either love or hate the person most like yourself.
@MourningMoons
@MourningMoons 9 месяцев назад
They need to drink together one time lol
@mkader2494
@mkader2494 9 месяцев назад
@@senorgato70 precisely! in this case each embody the qualities most abhorrent to the other.
@mkader2494
@mkader2494 9 месяцев назад
@@MourningMoons oh nooo, there may be blood lols
@manmy016
@manmy016 9 месяцев назад
They don’t hate each other, it was a scam to get more in the limelight
@JM-km5gh
@JM-km5gh 8 месяцев назад
So much sadness in those eyes
@victorpeirce4753
@victorpeirce4753 8 месяцев назад
I met Bernard in 2O14 at a nightclub in Broadbeach on the Gold Coast. I asked if I could get a photo and he said yes and was very polite. He was a little tipsy, but he was just a successful young man out and about living his life having fun which he couldn't do as a kid because his Dad was abusive and overbearing. I sat down and talked with him for about an hour. He is a great guy. He is just misunderstood. For that hour I spoke with him I was talking with a genuine guy. I asked him questions and he was kind enough to answer them and give me some of his time. Also when he went out clubbing people would harass him constantly because of what the media would say about him. I actually stood up for him because I actually have a heart and I really felt sorry for him. He couldn't even go out and enjoy himself without being hassled by jealous drunk men. Only his close friends know what he is really like and deep down his heart is in the right place.💯
@jonfreeman9682
@jonfreeman9682 8 месяцев назад
He's a good guy. Honest in his interviews and tells it like it is. Fans and critics blast him for saying his heart isn't into the game and it's just a job but I like that honesty rather than a canned answer.
@paulyjones3966
@paulyjones3966 8 месяцев назад
Oh bullshit
@mCblue79
@mCblue79 8 месяцев назад
I'd probably be polite to you too if I knew your name was Victor Pierce hehehe
@adamlorden5666
@adamlorden5666 4 месяца назад
LOVE TOMIC
@bojack3827
@bojack3827 9 месяцев назад
Great interview. Interesting guy but troubled. He's not going to change though anytime soon.
@RhythmicEye
@RhythmicEye 8 месяцев назад
Abuse in childhood does permanent damage regardless of how much talent you may have. Bernard is like the rescue dog that just turns into a completely different animal in moments of deep anxiety and fear.
@TheCraydee
@TheCraydee 8 месяцев назад
Absolutely. This comment deserves more attention.
@mrbungle7586
@mrbungle7586 8 месяцев назад
Well said. It's to easy to hate on him instead of trying understanding what he may have gone through. 👍
@valdolandman5297
@valdolandman5297 9 месяцев назад
Targeted by media. Let him live.
@aflaz171
@aflaz171 8 месяцев назад
Stay how you are mate, the world is full of people who judge and never look at themselves!
@gloriousnarrator
@gloriousnarrator 9 месяцев назад
Brought up by an awful narcissist father .. he is sure narcissistic… a full narcissist… who. Knows ?
@enlightenment6278
@enlightenment6278 9 месяцев назад
Im 100% with Tomic, kids are kids and the media is evil, who can blame the Tomics?
@DavidinMiami
@DavidinMiami 9 месяцев назад
I'm almost at the end of the video, and I realize this interview took place seven years ago. He was 24. He's 31 now. I wonder whether he has changed.
@aflaz171
@aflaz171 8 месяцев назад
Why should he change, he's not hurting you?
@ropro9817
@ropro9817 9 месяцев назад
Lol, living in Miami like a douche. Seems about right. 😆
@oscarleedefur
@oscarleedefur 9 месяцев назад
"These people who probably work in a factory" - Navratilova (referring to fans inside Wimbledon)
@sal78sal
@sal78sal 8 месяцев назад
totally clueless woman. Factory workers on centre court. lol
@orchidpanda2253
@orchidpanda2253 5 месяцев назад
LOL. I had the same reaction - people who work in a factory don't go to Wimbledon. Navratilova says some outlandish things... often.
@nathan2497
@nathan2497 3 месяца назад
​@orchidpanda2253 most these pundits don't live in the real world that's why as you say completely clueless.
@modemarose4497
@modemarose4497 9 месяцев назад
Now that was fascinating. It's as if he's caught between reality & all that the material world has to offer. Both of which, displeases him .. I got goosebumps watching him coach, therein might be his purpose .. 🖤🙏 Great Story, thank you
@suzannal.8567
@suzannal.8567 8 месяцев назад
Tomic's background is Croatian, of course his father was going to be tough on him. From an Eastern European parents point of view, if you weren't strict with your kids; drugs, alcohol, partying & wasted lives were always a scary thought. Stuck between 2 cultures, navigating the unknown & doing what you think is best for them. Tomic grew up in the spotlight. The media hyped him up by putting insurmountable pressure on him from a young age. He also got rich too quick. An easy target for gossip journalists who only cared about views & readership. Hewitt & McEnroe also received backlash early on in their careers. Nick Kyrgios more recently. Media dissecting every move they make & constantly baiting them to ensure they get their clicks & likes, at the expense of turning decent, talented young men to be viewed as villains. Eastern Europeans are proud, strong & honest. They see through disingenuous calculated compliments, & false praise. They speak their minds & often the West don't like it. They prefer showboats who say & do what the media & public expect them to. As with Novak Djokovic throughout his career, when, as a 19 year old, he confidently stated that he believes he can beat Nadal & Federer. His confidence was mistaken for arrogance. When these guys do something good, out comes the old chestnut - "He is desperate to be liked". Guys like Bernard can't win if they are a media target. He is right, how did that reporter miraculously appear only minutes after he was stopped by police? Gutter journalism is why most people today don't trust the media.
@squidjames7735
@squidjames7735 3 месяца назад
well said, east euros are DTE, hearty people, who hate false praises and shallow talk. Novak is a prime example of a person of that origin that has shown steely resolve ... against all odds. Now, most westerners hate Nole, but hey, he is still out there breaking records. Where is uncle Nadal and Fanboy fave Federer? Retired!!!
@10bouvier
@10bouvier 9 месяцев назад
I call bullshit on the dad headbutting a young trainer because the guy spit on him. We all know that was a sick parent's coverup. No kid is going to spit on a guy as intimidating as his POS dad. But sadly, Tomic covers for him too......
@roberttatnell4991
@roberttatnell4991 9 месяцев назад
I don’t follow tennis at all. I will say this I respect his honesty and not worrying about being PC. Good onya
@jackoner1
@jackoner1 8 месяцев назад
Love him or hate him, you have to admire him for at least being totally honest about his lack of love for the sport and admitting it's just a job for him. A lot of others in his position would still try and give that false hope to the viewers that they love the sport bla bla
@mirkom4599
@mirkom4599 9 месяцев назад
Is this a heritage of religion that enjoying life means being a bad boy? I am sorry, but most young boys are "bad" by nature, or they want to be rebellious and stand out. He got this opportunity, money, fame and everything he dreamed about very early; then he realized that he was not living his life (maybe his dad's?). Started to question his own existence out there. His game was just a projection of his mental state, and mental health is a topic that got popularized only with Osaka several years ago. Do we forgive sportsman only when they tore a muscle, but mental state is unforgivable? What about the rest of people? Mind you, he didn't harm anyone (but himself maybe).
@sportslover2356
@sportslover2356 5 месяцев назад
Bernard Tomic is now 31. He is still among the top 300 best tennis players in the world. He still plays on the professional circuit every weeks. He makes no money from it except his bus fare. He just plays for love, wins a few, loses a few, keeps sane and the media keep away. Like most super elite athletes, he has had muliple injuries and serious depression. You have no right to hate him.
@jakelister5152
@jakelister5152 2 месяца назад
Are you his mother
@koneking2569
@koneking2569 2 месяца назад
You have it completely backwards. Tomic doesn't love tennis, he doesn't even like playing tennis he is a journeyman doing it for money. Any tour pro is making money, you do understand what it means to be a professional right? No professional athlete plays for free, the difference between a professional and an amateur is one is actually paid.
@kontsombos7540
@kontsombos7540 8 месяцев назад
Who are we to judge him for the way he chose to live?
@ChaCha-cy9pf
@ChaCha-cy9pf 9 месяцев назад
Sounds like his dad pressured him to “love “ tennis. I’m sure that had a huge impact. People, media, fans, should have taken that into consideration. He is a person with faults; aren’t we all?
@Paul-qq7mh
@Paul-qq7mh 8 месяцев назад
Bernard was his fathers superannuation fund.
@sekoser
@sekoser 8 месяцев назад
He has money and lives his life however he wants to live it. Like most of us would.
@JustAThought155
@JustAThought155 9 месяцев назад
When a child is expected to be an adult during childhood that child, as an adult, will live as the child they were not allowed to be, but during their adulthood.😢. As a tennis novice, who is not familiar with this player, here are key words I heard him share during this interview: I’m confused; I’m trapped. That is sad.
@sdi1111
@sdi1111 9 месяцев назад
An overly ambition parent can ruin his child...that's what I think is the cause of Tomics confusion.
@angusseletto1511
@angusseletto1511 8 месяцев назад
Very well said❤
@tuthanhduong4192
@tuthanhduong4192 9 месяцев назад
Wishing Tomic to find joy, happiness, and peace in whatever he chooses to do in his life. He really deserves it.
@angusseletto1511
@angusseletto1511 8 месяцев назад
Half of me does too.Hes in a bad position though as most people will have a Crack as they don't like him.
@tuthanhduong4192
@tuthanhduong4192 8 месяцев назад
@@angusseletto1511 what I saw is (from this interview btw) Tomic is a guy who fell in love with tennis then fell out of it. Things like that happen. And he got hurt in life, craved for gentle love yet couldn't find it, upset and lost direction, made mistakes.. but I guess.. hey we all make mistakes sometimes. After all of this, he really deserves, at least, peace and sympathy imo.
@UlyssesRyan-n1i
@UlyssesRyan-n1i 9 месяцев назад
I genuinely feel sorry for him. Tomic’s dad was physically abusive and terrifying for him. A classic case of a kid coming from a dysfunctional upbringing and struggling with fame and fortune
@cecilbatts8835
@cecilbatts8835 9 месяцев назад
Don't blame the father. For comparison see Andre Agassi and struggles with his father/coach.
@UlyssesRyan-n1i
@UlyssesRyan-n1i 9 месяцев назад
@@cecilbatts8835 i respectfully disagree. No amount of comparison can account for abuse towards one’s own son
@KingKong-ne1mr
@KingKong-ne1mr 9 месяцев назад
Harden up didnt no u knew his father personally more kids need fathers like tomic atleast they will be out doing something instead of being on tic toc looking at flith.
@ascott6328
@ascott6328 8 месяцев назад
its all relative, he got on the big courts fast cars and loose woman, i trade with him
@aflaz171
@aflaz171 8 месяцев назад
Struggling with fame and fortune. How about any kid coming from that would be struggling with life!
@whoisthispianist194
@whoisthispianist194 9 месяцев назад
I thought he was funny and real. ‘Don’t pay to see me play. Watch on tv for free.” I don’t understand why everyone seems to want him to be a champion. They’ve got no idea how hard champions train, and how crazy they have to be to want to be number 1. Are the people who expect him to be a champion champions themselves? It’s fine by me if he only wants to put in 50% effort. He can do whatever he wants. He has enough money to retire. He has far more money than most of us will see in a lifetime, we should all take a moment to appreciate how hard it would have been to get where he is.
@Marc467gg
@Marc467gg 9 месяцев назад
Exactly! Firstly, being a professionally tennis player is really tolling on the body. Federer had surgery, Nadal foot surgery, Murray hip replacements etc. Also you need to handle the pressure of playing in front of thousands of people and doing interviews broadcasted to hundred of thousands. People have no empathy or understanding.
@TheMushroomTrap
@TheMushroomTrap 8 месяцев назад
We don't want him to be a champion, just not an entitled loser
@tatsf226
@tatsf226 7 месяцев назад
He has achieved something, many pro tennis players cannot achieve.
@nathan2497
@nathan2497 3 месяца назад
Tomic's career was solid anyway he was very good when younger. He reached 17 in the world, won 4 ATP titles made a QF at Wimbledon has won close to 200 matches in his career. It's still a better career than most guys will have tbh.
@Adroyo
@Adroyo 9 месяцев назад
He is cringe
@alexruvinov8156
@alexruvinov8156 8 месяцев назад
He needs to find Jesus!!! Like we all do!! Satan will sell you the whole world !!! Guess what is empty 🫗🫗🫗 what shall a man gain if he gains the world and forfeit your soul 😢😢 Jesus is coming back!! He loves all off us!! If we repent our sins ❤❤ God bless everyone 💖🙏
@ExtremelySkilledGamer
@ExtremelySkilledGamer 9 месяцев назад
His Dad ruined his career.
@sal78sal
@sal78sal 8 месяцев назад
He made an unimaginable amount of money in his career. This is what you called ruined career? how is your career going? how many tens of millions have you made in your career?
@pinkbox.casino841
@pinkbox.casino841 8 месяцев назад
Still love him You have to love the honesty
@Bokgat
@Bokgat 9 месяцев назад
So saaaaad. I genuinely felt sad for the guy. He’s a lost soul right now. But I wondered why this popped up and then googled him. This year at the time of writing this his rankings have gone up from 800 over to 250 about. Hope he gets a wildcard into the Aus open. I know he doesn’t deserve it sadly
@jonfreeman9682
@jonfreeman9682 8 месяцев назад
Australia cut him out. They won't even give him a wildcard and saving it for the next generation. Basically he's all on his own and he's still playing on the Challenger circuit but there's no money there.
@adamlorden5666
@adamlorden5666 4 месяца назад
COMEBACK TOMIC lets go! LOVE YOU
@martelinaalmissa39
@martelinaalmissa39 8 месяцев назад
he is Croatian ..like Ivanisevic or Djokovic. serb...but same blood..same sports icons....if he listen his dad and play for his real country...he would have different path for sure!!!
@squidjames7735
@squidjames7735 3 месяца назад
excellent point!
@markphilpottultra
@markphilpottultra 9 месяцев назад
I wonder if anyone thought about the role Tennis Australia plays / played/ or never played in the rise and fall of Tomic and Kyrgios. Both struggled with mental health yet it appears to be the duty of the parent to always be there. Both represented Australia at the highest of level, both responsible for putting bums on seats and millions in the bank accounts of Tennis Australia yet it wasn't mentioned once. After all, what were you doing when you were 18? , nothing can prepare a professional sports person what comes with fame and fortunes, aka Namoi Osaka, Emma Radacanu etc.
@Tanja_Vlogs
@Tanja_Vlogs 8 месяцев назад
Agreed
@orchidpanda2253
@orchidpanda2253 5 месяцев назад
Tennis Australia can't undo the damage done to them by an abusive parent or in Kyrgios' case - who knows what. That hurt goes deep inside your soul.
@robrichardson1284
@robrichardson1284 8 месяцев назад
Tomic is a manipulator.. just like Channel 7
@gibraltarchan9750
@gibraltarchan9750 8 месяцев назад
IN A BAD WAY HE REMIND ME OF MYSELF.........ALWAYS FINDING EXCUSES FOR MY FAILURES & LOOKING AT OTHER 'S MISTAKES RATHER THAN MY OWN...............NO MATTER IF PAT OR LEYTON ( WHO I DEALED WITH MY TIMES IN OUR SHOP INCLUDING TONY ROACH )......WERE BAD IN THEIR OWN WAYS ( & OFTEN ONLY BEHIND CLOSE DOORS), THEY ARE MUTURE ENOUGH TO PUT ON THE NICE SIDE IN PUBLIC.............YES, BERNARD REALLY REMIND ME OF MYSELF........EXCEPT I GIVE BACK ALOT IN RESENT YEARS TO REPENT ON MY BAD WAYS......................U THINK U MAN ENOUGH TO DO THAT ...BERNARD????
@makissklavenitis9881
@makissklavenitis9881 9 месяцев назад
That's why parents should be not allowed to coach their kids once they reach pro level. Saying that,I don't feel sorry for Tomic. He made his choices. I wish him the best from now and on.
@jakrismcfc
@jakrismcfc 8 месяцев назад
That jeeps absolutely horrible and would be a money pit.
@tomnguyen1015
@tomnguyen1015 9 месяцев назад
Lol there is no coming back for Tomic, too old, too late. Now he has the rest of his life wondering "what if" ...
@orchidpanda2253
@orchidpanda2253 5 месяцев назад
His tennis career is less important than him healing the damage his father did to him
@interestingvideos2963
@interestingvideos2963 9 месяцев назад
What a disaster story, look at that nasty face, that is the reason he failed. Daddy did not help.
@calcal9551
@calcal9551 9 месяцев назад
Why am I still seeing stuff about Tomic ? He doesn't regret anything. He is disrespectful and lazy so let him play ITF tournaments
@dianalucas803
@dianalucas803 9 месяцев назад
He’s grown into a wonderful person as noted and he’s done better to better himself. All grown up now, and a wonderful gentleman. Time to let the past bury itself and let him grow and shine in his own right. Who are we to judge, he’s happy where he’s at and that’s all that matters.
@craig4939
@craig4939 8 месяцев назад
What are you talking about??
@Bens_Tunes50
@Bens_Tunes50 8 месяцев назад
Bullshit.
@deanabrozki286
@deanabrozki286 8 месяцев назад
Grown up? I was watching the interview thinking that he still needs to grow up. 🤦🏾‍♂️😂🥴
@Bens_Tunes50
@Bens_Tunes50 8 месяцев назад
I reckon @@deanabrozki286
@bubaba8938
@bubaba8938 9 месяцев назад
You can recognise that Yugo head miles away.
@katejonimartina
@katejonimartina 9 месяцев назад
Ugh. He's so gross.
@Marc467gg
@Marc467gg 9 месяцев назад
He always has an explanation for the questions the reporter has carefully constructed. People call them “excuses,” but they seem fair enough to me. You can’t fault him. He doesn’t live in fear and shame for his actions when he was younger. Most men play up when there younger, why should he be ashamed for that. Yeah sure he’s not perfect, but no one is, and he has plenty of time in his life to figure things out. God bless you Tomic ✝️🙏
@bigted92
@bigted92 8 месяцев назад
Hey needs to do Ayahuasca and find himself again
@tesseworld3417
@tesseworld3417 9 месяцев назад
"from the ground to the sky.." - beautiful
@patrickbateman1660
@patrickbateman1660 9 месяцев назад
"I dont tank". He literally does. Does he forget cameras exist?
@Marc467gg
@Marc467gg 9 месяцев назад
He gets anxious in front of the crowd and wants to go home. That’s what he meant I think
@DrTàngʻ
@DrTàngʻ 8 месяцев назад
Horrible interview 😂
@rogermelling8941
@rogermelling8941 9 месяцев назад
His dad controlled his life, he rebelled.
@romcallis
@romcallis 9 месяцев назад
He is on the challenger circuit trying. Got to give home credit for that
@ribtickle4143
@ribtickle4143 9 месяцев назад
Looks so much like Medvedev in this
@benmysta
@benmysta 9 месяцев назад
Tomic the Tank Engine
@robertbutler8004
@robertbutler8004 9 месяцев назад
Keep him there America you deserve him.
@noway5347
@noway5347 9 месяцев назад
Def on that. Suits Miami.
@stickyfingers6969
@stickyfingers6969 8 месяцев назад
Still a flog
@oisin5684
@oisin5684 9 месяцев назад
I remember watching this fella at Wimbledon 2011 when I was 13 when he got to the quarter finals as an 18 year old qualifier. He took the second set off of eventual champion Djokovic in that quarter final and was a break up in the third as well when Djoko was having that insane year when he went on some mad unbeaten run at the start of the year and properly pulled away from Federer & Nadal by winning 3 of the 4 Slams if I remember correctly. He was after knocking out the then world ranked number 5 (Robin Soderling) in straight sets in the earlier rounds and really looked like the proper next big thing. He had such a natural ease about his groundstrokes and how flat he would strike them. I was really excited about his potential and future prospects in the game as a spectator but now here we are 12 and a half years later with him as a 31 year old having spent the last while of his career on the Challenger Tour sleepwalking through his career and having missed the boat to lay his marker in the game. Obviously didn't have the hunger & drive to dedicate himself to the profession to realise his potential. Pity.
@bubaba8938
@bubaba8938 9 месяцев назад
He's still rich and young. Being a pro and winning tournaments is a success on It's own. It's funny how people that don't know much about professional sports think they know something. You can say that Federer and Nadal didn't meet their expectations aswell cause they were both more talented than Novak. Guy has his story and demons of It's own like all of us
@sdi1111
@sdi1111 9 месяцев назад
Well said...another lame duck, full of excuses and still incapable of accepting criticism.
@petezappa8748
@petezappa8748 9 месяцев назад
@@bubaba8938 I disagree, maybe Novak was just more talented than Nadal &/or Federer? They were/are all talented, Novak just took it to the next level.
@bubaba8938
@bubaba8938 9 месяцев назад
@petezappa8748 At the age of like 20 Roger, Nadal were already big stars. For Novak nobody could have predicted he would match these two, yet alone surpass them and they were in fact more athletic. Rafael was stronger and faster, Federer had a better service, more power in his strokes. It's easy to say that now but back then in their early beginnings no expert gave the edge to Novak. Mental preparation, diet, flexibility training almost every day all payed later on for Novak.
@tennisace40
@tennisace40 9 месяцев назад
No
@Dong
@Dong 9 месяцев назад
Imagine Novak says he's play just for the money 😂
@robrichardson1284
@robrichardson1284 8 месяцев назад
Channel 7 put their spin on it. Always beware of Tomic and Channel 7.
@scottghost1
@scottghost1 8 месяцев назад
F tennis Bernard….just do whatever makes you happy as life is so short. I don’t think Bernard realizes what a wonderful leader he is you can see how he connects so well with young people. I just hope he has a happy life whatever he chooses. Hopefully he gets to play Kyrios again as I reckon he would take him apart.
@tennisace40
@tennisace40 9 месяцев назад
This guy is a psychiatrist’s dream..I watched this and all I can say is he seems immature and lost.He is very confusing.
@clemapted5193
@clemapted5193 9 месяцев назад
He could possibly make it, only if he drops his dad as a coach, and starts all over with a good Aussie coach!, who won't put up with any crap.
@gibraltarchan9750
@gibraltarchan9750 8 месяцев назад
IF AN EXPERT IN BODY LANGUAGE WOULD MAKE SOME COMMENT FROM BOTH BERNARD & HIS FATHER'S POSTYRE,,,,,DURING THE 60 MIN INTERVIEW...................I DARE SAY.........THEY WOULD SAY BERNARD WAS SITTING UNEASY, WHOED EXREME ARROGANCE WITH HIS FACIAL EXPRESSION, & HANDS MOVEMENT......WHILE HIS FATHER WAS DYING TO OPEN HIS MOUTH NO MATTER WHAT..............HAHAHAHHA
@tothelighthouse9843
@tothelighthouse9843 2 месяца назад
Tomic can be whatever kind of person he wants to be, say whatever he wants, do whatever he wants. But no one has to respect the disrespectful choices he makes. Incidentally, Tomic is 31 now which is prime playing & earning age for pro players. Tomic is stuck in the ITF circuit, & has lost or ignominiously retired from every tournament he entered this year. 2024 earnings to date: $30,000. Tomic had already peaked & was well into his steep tennis decline by the time this interview was filmed in 2017. Age 24.
@orchidpanda2253
@orchidpanda2253 5 месяцев назад
"Journalists" today aren't real journalists. It's clear that Tomic doesn't have a good relationship with his father and was likely abusive - you can just see it in Tomic's face and body language. Plus, she probably didn't bother reading Agassi's book about his relationship with his father and the damage it did him. And she says "get on with it" as if someone deeply hurting as he is can just turn a switch and "get on with it." It's weird that people today don't seem to realize how bad parenting puts a hole in a person's soul. Also strange that there's a lot more compassion toward Kyrgios than Tomic.
@nevetsreyd4688
@nevetsreyd4688 8 месяцев назад
Love how the subtitles at the start call it a super dumb Jeep.
@GloryDaze73
@GloryDaze73 5 месяцев назад
They said Souped Up. It means the jeep has undergone extra work to make it more impressive and powerful. Souped up cars are popular with lots of young people.
@jamie55555
@jamie55555 8 месяцев назад
how could he be labeled bad boy when the whole home country was trying to destroy him and his father from the begining
@gibraltarchan9750
@gibraltarchan9750 8 месяцев назад
I WILL SAY THIS AS A 76 YEAR OLD....WHO I DARE CHALLENGE BERNARD.......I PLAY MORE SPORTS THAN HE CAN EVER EVEN TRIED......................I WILL ALSO SAY.HIS MANHOOD WAS 65% DUE TO AN OVERPOERING FATHER...WHO WOULD NOT STAY IN THE BACKGROUND..................HOW I WISH I WAS BORN TALLER & HAS HIS PHYSICAL ABILITIES.................I WOULD HAVE BEEN FIRST CHINESE TO SWAM THE ENGLISH CHANNE;, WON THE OLYMPIC SABRE & FOIL GOLD MEDAL, PLAYED FOR ENGLAND IN THE ONE DAY CRICKET MATCH.SCORE MORE THAN 4 HOMERUNS IN A BASEBALL GAME, REACHED THE FINAL IN MIX DOUBLE IN BADMINTON IN ALL ENGLAND TOURNAMENT, WON A GAME AGAINST TOP RANK EGYPTIAN PLAYER IN SQUASH & OF COURSE WON 2 GAMES IN TABLE TENNIS OF CHINESE PROS OF SAME CAT.....................HEY BERNARD...CAN U BOAST U CAN DO ALL THAT???? BUT U DRIVE FERRARI WHILE I ONLY DRIVE A LEGEND.................HAHAHAHAHAHA
@tierrabatido
@tierrabatido 9 месяцев назад
He's done! Too late. Tennis moves fast.
@gibraltarchan9750
@gibraltarchan9750 8 месяцев назад
THEN WATCHING HIS INTERVIEW AT GIS""GOLD""COAST HOME ALONG WITH FATHER, TO NES CHANNEL..I WILL SAY THIS......1. I DEALT WITH HEWITT MORE THAN HALF DOZEN TIMES IN OUR SHOP, HE WAS POLITE & RESONABLY HUMBLE THOUGH NO.1 PLAYER........AS I ALSO STUDY FACES......HEWITT MAY HAVE A BAD BOY IMAGE.BUT BERNAD HAS AN ARROGANT FACE THAT EASILY OFFEND PEOPLE ALONG WITH HIS ACTIONS......& SERIOUSLY HIS FATHER NOT MUCH BETTER.............BERNARD ALSO REMINDED ME OF SOMEONW WHO FURED ACES & BEAT SAMPRAS, BUT NEVER FULFILL HIS POTENTIAL AS A PLAYER.BUT BECAME A MAKE FASHION MODEL.................YES, ESY SPOMSORSHIP/MONEY CHANGE MOST SELF CENTERED /SELFISH/ARROGANT PEOPLE...PHYCHIATRIATS WILL TELL U THAT TOO
@cenzofrisina6517
@cenzofrisina6517 8 месяцев назад
he contradicts a lot of what he says. I truly feel he needs help. the fact a tennis player can earn so much at a young age does not help their mental state if not ready for it. he is a,very arrogant person. he needs to harness all these things and use them correctly to help him. anyhow there alot more people alot worse off .
@tomr6955
@tomr6955 8 месяцев назад
this was 7 years ago. right now he is switched on and he's coming back for the top 100.
@cenzofrisina6517
@cenzofrisina6517 8 месяцев назад
@tomr6955 look mate, I truly hope that is the case, but I just can't see past his arrogance, and I don't think he can either. anyhow his definitely a strange guy, and I feel that before trying to get results on the court, he has miles of soul searching to do first and appreciation for not only himself but the career he has chosen. to say tennis chose him is a blessing sent from God to say here you go . use this gift wisely, and you and your family will benefit from it, but instead his disrespected the gift he has been given .
@tomr6955
@tomr6955 8 месяцев назад
@@cenzofrisina6517 I agree with most of that, and he does seem like a bit of a douche. I don't blame him entirely though because it seems like he has a rough father. Anyway though, his recent interviews he seems a lot more humble and he seems a lot more focused on tennis. Time will tell I guess.
@cenzofrisina6517
@cenzofrisina6517 8 месяцев назад
@@tomr6955 yeh 💯. like you said no entirely his fault. I just hope he sorts himself out. his a great talent and mental health is also a huge thing so good luck to him
@karenhitchens3563
@karenhitchens3563 2 месяца назад
He has no chance of being any significance in the tennis world. He’s got a sour attitude and quite arrogant. The parents looked like trouble gangsters.
@707ladytee
@707ladytee 8 месяцев назад
Really sad...all the talent this guy has just going (or went) down the drain! Is it too late for Tomic to find him to find his way back? It'll be very tough. Unless this interview was edited, I do not think the interviewer was too tough on him. I found him cold, almost stoic.
@gumtree7177
@gumtree7177 8 месяцев назад
Tomic give 100% for 2 years or 3 and see if you win a slam.
@juandelacruz1891
@juandelacruz1891 28 дней назад
mentally broke somehow but i like his head movement cheekiness and licking lips aww
@clijsters3187
@clijsters3187 3 месяца назад
He landed in a wrong team. He is talented but with those talent need a good nurturing, cultivating and most of all enrich his maturity. Unfortunately he doesnt have those team to support him
@kenray9692
@kenray9692 25 дней назад
I like Bernard it's all too much too young.
@Dong
@Dong 9 месяцев назад
He's gone for good , Nick is next.
@ZAN-THE-GOAT
@ZAN-THE-GOAT Месяц назад
He is a legend because he did not peel to the pressure of what others including media said about him. Legend straight up.
@dominicakenu4450
@dominicakenu4450 9 месяцев назад
Tomic has not fallen -- it is a choice he has made.
@an0nym0us8c
@an0nym0us8c 20 дней назад
12:31 The reporter comes off as really patronising here. Who even are you?
@Gertzy41
@Gertzy41 2 месяца назад
Even if he was a good guy and he gave 100 % He never had the game anyway to match it with the big guys 😅😅😅
@brisvegas859
@brisvegas859 9 месяцев назад
The Goat
@jakelister5152
@jakelister5152 2 месяца назад
Lots of us would be ruined by fame and money at a young age, I can't judge
@JacintaGib
@JacintaGib 9 месяцев назад
His dad has a lot to answer for I think... However, what's wrong with Australian tennis is the bigger question? We have very few elite level players doing big things currently. De Manur is the closest. It almost sounds as though we have a culture of bullying.
@Marc467gg
@Marc467gg 9 месяцев назад
De minaurs worse then Tomic in my opinion. At least Tomic can stand up for himself. Deminaurs a politically correct push over. He was one of those people who would have a go at you for not being vaccinated.
@hormazhansotia5982
@hormazhansotia5982 9 месяцев назад
WOWWWWWW I LOVE IT BERNARD IS LIKE KYRIOS BRUTALLY HONEST
@cuenta1360
@cuenta1360 9 месяцев назад
I never realized how much he looks like Daniil
@andymurday4538
@andymurday4538 2 месяца назад
At least he is truthful about who he is. Gotta respect him fot that.
@jakelister5152
@jakelister5152 2 месяца назад
Looks like a guy who will unalive himself if he blows away the money
@Y2H
@Y2H 9 месяцев назад
Thsi interview is so heart-warming.
@GloryDaze73
@GloryDaze73 5 месяцев назад
Abused by his father and traumatized for life 😢
@mhoff906
@mhoff906 8 месяцев назад
He is a disgrace to himself and to Australia for letting him to continue playing under the Australian flag
@travels129
@travels129 9 месяцев назад
He has the talent get off his back haters!!!
@petroszakhariadis8623
@petroszakhariadis8623 9 месяцев назад
im a huge tennis fan, and i am an aussie , of greek background. So one would assume I would be a fan of Nick Kygrios, who is also of Greek descent, however, to me?? Nick is a MALAKAAAAA. Ive always preferred Tomic over Nick. Even though this interview is 7 years old, im still hoping Tomic has at least one deep grand slam run left
@Bokgat
@Bokgat 9 месяцев назад
Totally agree. Both are sensitive however and it’s a real shame given their talent. Tomic is as bright as cash or silly pousis. Nick has brains and should know better.
@coty38200
@coty38200 2 месяца назад
bla bla bla... for your act we will know you
@Marc467gg
@Marc467gg 9 месяцев назад
I hope god blesses you Tomic 🫶
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