This video makes me hungry for everything from Congolese Saka-Saka to McDonalds (but only if Gilles Simon is buying my Big Mac!) Check it out:
After watching that, who do you want to eat with? Tsonga’s dreamy, Simon’s hilarious and Verdasco’s the obvious foodie of the group. But I’m staying the hell away from Mardy and his Rice-a-Roni. . .
Happy Friday!
Tags: ATP, Djokovic, Federer, Gilles Simon; Mardy Fish, Nadal, Nalbandian, Tsonga
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What Nalby really means to say is, ‘pies’.
And Haas really means, ‘Weiner Schnitzel’.
Oh, Gilles.. I love that you say McDonalds with such (I’m assuming) Gallic irony. <3
Props to Ivan for the ‘Indian’.. but how did he end up on Croatian? Poles apart!
Wiener Schnitzel*
Out of Austria for less than a year and the German’s already leaked out of my ear.
Argh. I was right the first time. Ignore my self-absorbed pedantic BS.
OK. No, I wasn’t. I checked this time, instead of relying on my stupid brain. It’s Wiener.
I’m sorry I flooded your comment box with an insane (and inane) conversation with myself.
Heheh! Risha, you crack me up. I love your attention to detail. Very Roger Federeresqu of you.
And “pies”! That was my LOL moment of the day.
I take it from Gilles’ maniacal giggling that he was joking. . .but then he really could be insane.
Hey Risha, I just wanted you to know that I called you “Federeresque” before that disaster against the Djoker today.
Haha, I have my concerns about Gilles’ sanity. But then he did that lovely interview on Rafa (for Luca’s book, I think??) and was just so bloody incredible about it..he may have sneaked into my good books with this video. ‘McDonalds’ and giggling like a two year old with chocolate smeared all over his face. Bless<3
My insane conversation is Federeresque in both ways- attention to detail as well as my complete and utter breakdown when I don’t get it right
Hehe.
Brilliant!
I hope you didn’t mistreat your keyboard, though.
Great video! Made me laugh out loud on several occasions. I loved Nadal’s succinct “seafod” and Gilles’ smirky Micky D’s shout-out. and, i agree with you on the Rice-a-roni guy…
Andy the Scot and Japanese. Whoa. That’s a culinary cultural clash.
And props to Mardy for loving his Mom’s Rice a Roni casserole. Good son.
I’m a little worried about Sam Querry’s “chicken frenzy.” That sounds pretty frightening. And I think Mardy was about to tell the interviewer that Rice a Roni is “the San Francisco treat!”