Mr. Tennis

6-1 6-4
這是我看過最不緊張的semi final了
今天betfair 9:00以前都沒有lag 畫面超清楚的 又很順
靠近9點的時候開始有點慢
我在想是不是比賽早點開始 會比較好?!


第ㄧ盤 小費打得還不錯
除了在最後一局發球局
因為一連串的失誤被逼成deuce
最後是靠小費的發球保發
這盤的Kiefer失誤超多的
但小費的好球也不少
在第2局和第6局都拿到兩個破發點 隨即破發



第二盤 Kiefer先發
Kiefer開始把自己的發球局保得扎扎實實
反觀小費 失誤開始增加
這盤小費的發球局我不是很滿意
不是打出界 就是發球打掛網
當中曾出現3個被破發點 = =
還好小費被逼得發揮從前保發潛力追成deuce
後來也是保發
Kiefer 不知道為什麼
在第7局的時候又失誤太多
so 讓小費拿到了機會
最後還是雙發失誤 小費破發

小費從場外打進來的球壓線 這是小費第二次這麼做 第1次沒成功


小費在看球有沒有進 後來自己也笑了...XD


小費整場比賽 好球還是有 角度也是有打出來
只是呢 莫名奇妙的失誤 還是要改善啦
因為眾多好手 都去參加草地女王了
所以我老是無法感受到 小費在草地上怎樣才算好?!
總覺得這樣還是不夠!!!
今天有些球啊 Kiefer不知道是不是因為球速太快
so 都沒去追
我想到是納豆的話 應該會追得到 還會穩穩得打回來

= = 小費 溫布頓加油!



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休息時 小費不知道拿什麼東西出來 好像是跟球拍有關的東西


後來小費這兩支都不用了 從袋子裡拿出新球拍出來


great point



大張小費













SF Highlights PT1


SF Highlights PT2


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Q: There was a bad call at 3:2 in the second set, but you reacted well and that was the end of the story?
FEDERER: To me it looked like a bad call. I don’t know how it looked on TV. Look, it happens, but it’s hard when it happens at 0:30 and it was to go either 15:30 or potentially losing the point. It was a little tricky. At that particular moment also the sun came out. Through the roof there was a big glance and it was hard to see the ball. I thought that I was probably going to be broken and then move on from there. But I came back, played a couple of good points. Like against Marcos all of a sudden, when you can win one or two points the serve sometimes helps you out. But all in all I played a great match. Especially the first set was fantastic.

Q: Give us a general view of it.
FEDERER: Good. I started off well from the start. Important is always to take advantage of the second serves you get on grass. That’s what I was able to do. When Kiwi had to go through second serves, this is when I had the most chances because on his first serve, there is not really much I could do. That’s why also I made sure I had a high first serve percentage. I didn’t think I served that particularly great, it was pretty patchy, but still solid enough today.

Q: There were moments of just fantastic tennis?
FEDERER: Yes, I was hitting a good ball from the baseline. The rhythm has come along nicely for me, I’m changing it up, slicing, coming in, staying back. I’m moving also well. I could have hoped to return maybe a little bit better off his first serve. But he usually goes for the outside ace. So, it’s always hard when he makes it.

Q: Do you look forward now to a really big challenge, finally against a Top Tenner, simply to show how much progress you’ve made this week.
FEDERER: Whoever is going to be in the finals deserves it because he is better than the other. If Kohlschreiber wins, he’s not a top ten player, but he’s beaten good players on the way, Tommy, then James let’s say. So, nobody is to be underestimated. And James obviously has got the potential and the game to be dangerous on any given day. I’m happy to be back in another final. I’ve played quite a few finals lately. And it’s nice to be playing well right away on grass especially.

Q: Two times was becoming crazy. What’s your opinion on what he did?
FEDERER: The one time he screamed.

Q: Yes, and when he was motioning like that?
FEDERER: I didn’t see that. He went like that with the hand. I just thought, he turned around because the ball was … I was following the ball not looking at him. But I still missed the ball. It was my mistake. The other one I was just surprised what happened, if he did it on purpose. I don’t know what he did. But he excused himself at the net to say he didn’t mean to cause any problems. Look, it’s okay. The one point I won, the other I should have won but lost it. So, that was my mistake. I’m not upset against Nicolas in any way.

Q: But anyway he should be awarded a point the second time.
FEDERER: Really, was it that bad? Then you speak to the Umpire not me. You give me a thousand of those overheads and I’m not going to miss one. But today, I missed one. I guess the Umpire was shocked himself, he was speechless (laughs).

Q: You started quickly in you match as breaking serve right off. If you had the opportunity, would you rather return to begin and then serve if you had the choice, or would you rather serve first and then go at the guys serve?
FEDERER: 99% of the time I pick to serve to get off serving. Honestly, I think only 20 or 30% of the guys pick the serve. Usually everybody picks the return just to get one service game and if they lose it’s not a problem. Then, after that they feel better serving themselves. I rather just put the pressure on the other guy because I’m confident enough that I’m going to hold my first game. So, that’s my plan behind the whole thing.

Q: You mentioned shadow. How different does it feel with the roof closed as compared to open?
FEDERER: With the roof closed usually it’s cloudy because it’s raining. Then obviously you have less shadows. And also through the roof you don’t get those incredible sun and shadow patches through the court which is more nice to play. I haven’t had a real match this week where I thought the sun was out that much at a particular time so that the whole court was half and half. But it tends to be tricky. But more difficult is obviously when the sun is really low and shines across the court. Maybe like at times at the US Open or at other tournaments like Monaco maybe. But here because of the stadium being pretty closed up, the sun is pretty high up still. So, it’s not really a bad shadow. It looks worse on TV than it actually is to play.

Q: Do you ever think of Wimbledon when you are playing here or do you take this 100% of a tournament in its own right?
FEDERER: Look, once you touch a particular surface you think of the biggest tournament that is coming up. The same when I touch clay, it doesn’t matter where I am, I probably always think about Paris in some ways. This is the same, in the back of my mind Wimbledon is somewhere. I don’t know if it’s during the match or when walking around. It’s just thinking about grass court tennis. How do I need to play to win first of all here and what can I take away from here for next week at Wimbledon.