...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I
was thinking in my head that it was normal to feel nervous closing out
the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon,
which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told
myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it at that moment.”
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
...that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it atthat moment.”
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
...that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it atthat moment.”
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
that moment.”“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it at
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLEGood boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match was! 😪
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it at
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my
mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my
legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first
serve in and... I was thinking in my head that it was normal to feel
nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something
else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had
in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before
taking down the Swiss.
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone
like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told
myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it
takes.’ But I did think about it at that moment.”
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of
Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for
great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's
position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
Everyone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til
it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope.
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it at
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
A drop shot followed by a lob to win a point. Then that jab at the net that won him another point. Coming from a 20 year old? Unbelievable.
Besides, who wants to be a Musetti?
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it at
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪Everyone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til
it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope.
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 10:59:59 AM UTC-4, Whisper wrote:that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it at
his environment. A classic example is somebody asked him what he was thinking when the crowd was heavily cheering for Federer and he said something like he assures himself that the cheers are for him. That takes a lot of willpower to do that on theEveryone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story >>>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem
hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope.
It's one of Djokovic's greatest assets for sure. I don't know what the hell he does and whether it's yoga, talking to the Pyramids or whatever mind exercises he does but he convinces himself of different realities no matter what is actually going on in
On 20/07/2023 20:18, Court_1 wrote:head that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 10:59:59 AM UTC-4, Whisper wrote:
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my
at that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it
in his environment. A classic example is somebody asked him what he was thinking when the crowd was heavily cheering for Federer and he said something like he assures himself that the cheers are for him. That takes a lot of willpower to do that on theEveryone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story >>>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem
hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope.
It's one of Djokovic's greatest assets for sure. I don't know what the hell he does and whether it's yoga, talking to the Pyramids or whatever mind exercises he does but he convinces himself of different realities no matter what is actually going on
This is a really good way of seeing it. He alters his own reality.
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 4:30:03 PM UTC-4, grif wrote:head that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the
On 20/07/2023 20:18, Court_1 wrote:
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 10:59:59 AM UTC-4, Whisper wrote:
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my
at that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it
in his environment. A classic example is somebody asked him what he was thinking when the crowd was heavily cheering for Federer and he said something like he assures himself that the cheers are for him. That takes a lot of willpower to do that on theEveryone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til >>>> it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story >>>>>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope.
It's one of Djokovic's greatest assets for sure. I don't know what the hell he does and whether it's yoga, talking to the Pyramids or whatever mind exercises he does but he convinces himself of different realities no matter what is actually going on
This is a really good way of seeing it. He alters his own reality.
https://apple.news/AIzzoiXvqTki-mCfHDg7tyw
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 12:18:16 PM UTC-4, Sawfish wrote:take that gig for a decade if they could?
Besides, who wants to be a Musetti?
Plenty of people. Good-looking young kid with a nice-looking game. He has talent and flair. Gets to be on the cover of countless men's fashion magazines due to his looks, travels the world, makes a good living hitting a ball over the net. Who wouldn't
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On 20/07/2023 20:18, Court_1 wrote:head that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 10:59:59 AM UTC-4, Whisper wrote:
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my
at that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it
in his environment. A classic example is somebody asked him what he was thinking when the crowd was heavily cheering for Federer and he said something like he assures himself that the cheers are for him. That takes a lot of willpower to do that on theEveryone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story >>>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem
hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope.
It's one of Djokovic's greatest assets for sure. I don't know what the hell he does and whether it's yoga, talking to the Pyramids or whatever mind exercises he does but he convinces himself of different realities no matter what is actually going on
This is a really good way of seeing it. He alters his own reality.
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 4:30:03 PM UTC-4, grif wrote:head that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the
On 20/07/2023 20:18, Court_1 wrote:
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 10:59:59 AM UTC-4, Whisper wrote:
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my
at that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it
in his environment. A classic example is somebody asked him what he was thinking when the crowd was heavily cheering for Federer and he said something like he assures himself that the cheers are for him. That takes a lot of willpower to do that on theEveryone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til >>>> it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story >>>>>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope.
It's one of Djokovic's greatest assets for sure. I don't know what the hell he does and whether it's yoga, talking to the Pyramids or whatever mind exercises he does but he convinces himself of different realities no matter what is actually going on
This is a really good way of seeing it. He alters his own reality.
Which is why it's odd that he can't do that for windy conditions and seems to get so stressed out by those circumstances.
On 21/07/2023 03:58, Court_1 wrote:head that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 4:30:03 PM UTC-4, grif wrote:
On 20/07/2023 20:18, Court_1 wrote:
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 10:59:59 AM UTC-4, Whisper wrote:
On 20/07/2023 1:41 pm, Court_1 wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my
it at that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
Good boy, Alkie. That's the spirit. That Wimbledon 2019 defeat of Federer at the hands of Djokovic should absolutely be the example for great younger players of what not to do if you're in Federer's position. What a nightmare that match >was! 😪
on in his environment. A classic example is somebody asked him what he was thinking when the crowd was heavily cheering for Federer and he said something like he assures himself that the cheers are for him. That takes a lot of willpower to do that on theEveryone watched that match and I think learned that it's not over til >>>> it's over, and to be like Novak and never ever give up. It may seem >>>> hopeless, but while the match is still not over there is always hope. >>>It's one of Djokovic's greatest assets for sure. I don't know what the hell he does and whether it's yoga, talking to the Pyramids or whatever mind exercises he does but he convinces himself of different realities no matter what is actually going
This is a really good way of seeing it. He alters his own reality.
Which is why it's odd that he can't do that for windy conditions and seems to get so stressed out by those circumstances.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tennis/comments/10kv7k4/novak_only_struggles_against_4_competitors/
https://www.reddit.com/r/tennis/comments/mreolf/blowin_in_the_wind/ https://i.imgur.com/it7jr8i.jpeg
On 20/07/2023 11:11, RaspingDrive wrote:that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before taking down the Swiss.
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head
that moment.”
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it takes.’ But I did think about it at
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
A drop shot followed by a lob to win a point. Then that jab at the net that won him another point. Coming from a 20 year old? Unbelievable.
Another interesting article about Alcaraz the Apotheosis https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-moreno-fitness-coach-wimbledon-2023
Wow, he's just like me when I go all in and bet with everything on the line only to lose on the final turn in "Marvel Snap". Was I too impetuous ? Was there another line ? How can I improve ? 😔
I think that working with a psychologist early in his development has been incredibly important for Carlos. This is the way.
"With this information and with the work he does with his psychologist Isabel Balaguer, also a member of his team, Carlos has been able to learn and overcome the situation."
On 20/07/2023 18:22, grif wrote:> On 20/07/2023 11:11, RaspingDrive wrote:>> On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:>>> ...>>> “I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my mind blank. When I got up, Ifelt butterflies in my stomach and my legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first serve in and... I was thinking in my head that it was normal to feel nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something else
On 20/07/2023 18:22, grif wrote:
On 20/07/2023 11:11, RaspingDrive wrote:
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 11:40:01 AM UTC-4, grif wrote:
...
“I was trying to be calm and serene,” admits Alcaraz. “Keeping my >>>> mind blank. When I got up, I felt butterflies in my stomach and my
legs. It’s difficult to handle. I thought about getting the first
serve in and... I was thinking in my head that it was normal to feel
nervous closing out the match,” he added, before revealing something >>>> else that crossed his mind; the two match points Roger Federer had
in 2019 to win Wimbledon, which Djokovic saved heroically before
taking down the Swiss.
“I’ve watched a lot of tennis,” explained the Spaniard. “For someone
like Federer to lose that final... I think that’s so tough. I told
myself: ‘Please, don’t let that happen to you. Do whatever it
takes.’ But I did think about it at that moment.”
...
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-wimbledon-2023-day-after-story >>>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzCnJ3q3qLE
A drop shot followed by a lob to win a point. Then that jab at the
net that won him another point. Coming from a 20 year old?
Unbelievable.
Another interesting article about Alcaraz the Apotheosis
https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz-moreno-fitness-coach-wimbledon-2023 >>
Wow, he's just like me when I go all in and bet with everything on the
line only to lose on the final turn in "Marvel Snap". Was I too
impetuous ? Was there another line ? How can I improve ? 😔
I think that working with a psychologist early in his development has
been incredibly important for Carlos. This is the way.
"With this information and with the work he does with his psychologist
Isabel Balaguer, also a member of his team, Carlos has been able to
learn and overcome the situation."
Thank you Novak and Carlos. Learning from the mentally toughest ("what
would Novak/Carlos do in this situation ?") has enabled me to reach the highest rank,
Infinite Rank, in Marvel Snap (a game that reminds me of
poker), lol.
https://i.imgur.com/9fQEgkW.png
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