Mr. Tennis

嘆~ 其實小德去年溫布頓不就打進4強了?!
後來是因傷退賽吧?!
不然我怎麼覺得他也有可能會打進決賽?
連續幾個大滿貫都有這麼好的成績
是說 畢竟小德也有所成長了啊
他真的比去年更好 不管是在球技還是心理
恭喜你小德 你的確了不起 年紀這麼輕 可以有如此的成績
（是說　忽然發現小德跟我同年　納豆才大我一歲
有種無法置信的落差感～～～
他們在幹嘛　我在幹嘛
不過的確也是不能比啦
他們從很小的時候就在練了）
tsonga也是.... 這匹黑馬 你和納豆那場
我整個很喜歡看你打球 卻又覺得納豆可憐
第一次看納豆打得這麼無力
以前看納豆跟小費打 我都覺得 那個力量很恐怖 = =

除此之外，小德其他的我就不能認同了

那表情 那動作 還有說話訪談
= ="
剛剛在討論區看到小德的媽說:
"As you say, the king is dead. Long live the (new) king"
><" 是有必要這麼囂張喔?!
小費和納豆勝利的時候
也沒見過家人還是他們自己這麼囂張啊~

then 最後 我也只能告訴自己:
每個人的慶祝方式本來就不一樣
連Roger都把小德的自信都成是正常球員應該有的
@@ 我還能說什麼
我太激動了 = =||
看了Poca那篇 前輩說的話
呼~ 振奮人心
更覺得媒體真是亂七八糟 愛見風轉舵
還好小德賽後訪問 有說到贏過一個大滿貫
不能代表把整個歷史給改變了
吼 你也知道喔
只不過我很少看到有人說自己I absolutely deserved to win.
我只聽過:He deserved to win.
有人說是年輕人的自信
那我只能拿Roger的話來用了:
we'll see how it goes (happens)

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Q. Do you feel Roger's dominance in the game is finished?

NOVAK DJOKOVIC: No, I don't think so, no. I mean, it's not possible that only
one tournament is changing the history. Of course, I mean, I played amazing
tennis here, so I think I absolutely deserved to win, even against him in the
semifinals. You know, he accepted in the right way.

Sure, he's gonna come back in a big style, of course. He's still planning to
be the best player in the world, so we all know how good is he. We gonna see
a lot of him, of course, this year.

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then 看到討論區另一篇(ptt也有)
是德國的新聞
說到小費的病 其實比他所承認的還嚴重
雖然小費好像看似沒事 @@ 我真的天真的以為他完全好了
ㄜ 因為我沒生過那種病
而且 我也很久沒生病了 @@
所以不太了解 他對人體後續是怎樣
不知道 生病後 人還是會挺虛弱的
如果小費真的在這兩週比賽時 其實還是很虛弱
他還能闖進四強 整個很厲害了
要比賽 還要撐 @@ 佩服!
有人還說 他在第四輪比賽上廁所時間吐了
(我想大家還記得是 差點被推車撞到那場吧)
這個我倒半信半疑 @@ 明明看到活蹦亂跳的Roger

唯一可以確定的是
Roger沒有拿生病當藉口 ^^
他這次掉了3公斤
還在病情沒那麼嚴重之後
拼命練習
@@ 給你拍拍手
希望你健康快樂~
下次再活蹦亂跳的回來啊~

是說Mirka是不是要生日了啊?!
Roger只有在Mirka旁邊的時候
我才會覺得他很Men啊~
其他時候 根本就覺得他是小孩子 哈
XD

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From USENET Group (rec.sport.tennis):

However, this story got me curious and I dug around to find some
Luzern and other respectable Swiss papers. These newspapers also
mentioned Roger being in the hospital for 6 days, but they claim he
only stayed overnight for 2 nights. He was on an IV drip because the
diarhhea dehydrated him. The other 4 days he came into the hospital
for tests, but didn't spend the night. The Luzern paper said he took a
bathroom break between sets when playing Blake and threw up. I don't
recall Fed taking a bathroom break during that match. They also said
during his Tipsy match he was on a non-drowsy form of Dramimine, which
prevents nausea and vomitting.


Author: ulysses@mscomm.com

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Poisoning, Fever, Hospital!

Roger Federer was much more ill than he admitted before the Australian Open. He was flat out in hospital for 6 days with fever and diarrhea. With this history his semi final loss is no disappointment, but an outstanding performance of his will.

Before the start of the Australian Open two weeks ago when Federer spoke about his food poisoning, he said something like, 'I woke on Satruday with a fever, and the hospital diagonosed a slight food poisoning. But I felt better very soon however, and now I feel 100% fit.'

Also after the semi final defeat on Friday to Novak Djokovic, he didn't want his disturbed preparation to apply as an excuse. 'Maybe it has played a role, but I don't know'. However, he admitted that he was less quick on the court and less bubbly than he usually felt. No wonder!

It pays tribute to Roger, that he is not looking for excuses, but the truth is otherwise. With a short hospital visit the matter was far from fixed. According to reliable sources of SonntagBlick, Roger's illness was deliberately spoken about little for tactical reasons. They wanted to show the opponents no weakness. They were very pleased that they had succeeded to hide the real health problems of the Swiss.

This also explains why Federer thought the semi final results was 'pretty good'. (and my part: it explains why he wasn't too distraught in the presser.)

This version is further supported by Fitness coach Pierre Paganini. In 'Le Matin' he explained that Federer had suffered 6 days of fever and diarrhea and lost 3kg of body mass. 'That would have laid down any athlete.' Paganini also confirmed that the world number 1 travelled to Australia in the best physical shape.

Under this news, Federer's semi final qualification receives a much higher value. Had Roger declared a forfeit because of his illness, he could have already been replaced by Nadal as No.1 in the coming weeks. Now however, the Basler receives an area of opportunity to bring his body back into top form.

After a break another intensive training phase with Pierre and DC captain Severin Luthi in Dubai is planned. Roger will only come back to tournament events with his 'home tournament' in the desert city in the first week of March. Then really again 100% fit.

news from

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另外就是這個
今年澳網青少年組亞軍楊宗樺
真是了不起啊~~~~
(他的偶像是Roger XD)
ㄏㄏ 破碗和他同鄉　都是新竹人啊　哈哈哈
　　　↑拼命想沾一點邊的傢伙

From 時報資訊
【李弘斌／台北－墨爾本電話採訪報導】
　在澳洲的國慶日、與數千主場球迷面前對抗地主好手托米奇，需要多麼大的勇氣？台灣小將楊宗樺昨天飆出平均時速破200公里的第一發球，差點完成「不可能的任務」。可惜第2盤搶7落敗後，以6比4、6比7、0比6輸掉澳網青少年男單決賽，屈居亞軍。

　雖然楊宗樺功虧一簣，仍追平王宇佐在2001年兩度闖入大滿貫青少年決賽的台灣最佳成績。不過加上前日和謝政鵬攜手拿下的青少年男雙冠軍，今年3月才滿17歲的「小胖」還是完成了澳網的驚奇之旅。15歲又3個月05天的托米奇，則成為澳網史上最年輕的青少年男單冠軍。

　楊宗樺昨天猛催發球，最快曾發出時速216公里的超速球，一發的平均速度也高達206公里，氣勢如虹的在開賽第3局率先破發，並保持領先拿下第1盤。小胖首盤就發出7記愛司，第2盤又在第5局破發成功，卻在4比3領先時遭到回破。搶7局5比7落敗後一瀉千里，第3盤被回穩的托米奇剃了大光頭。

　經過將近2小時的3盤大戰，大汗淋漓的小胖賽後尿檢還尿不太出來，幸好沒耽擱到搭機返台的時間。小胖指出，昨天其實有機會贏，但就差一點卻沒把握住，覺得有點可惜。尤其是第2盤後面打得太急，兩邊比快遭到關鍵破發，也成了勝負的分水嶺。

　楊宗樺表示，對手托米奇身高超過180公分，一開始雖然有些緊張，但是後面愈打愈好。其實他認為雙方實力差距不大，但對手擅長運用省力的切球，他則可能因為單雙打都打到決賽，使得第3盤體力不濟，只再發出1記愛司。小胖也對此役做出結論：「發球和體能都很重要，尤其是體能。」

　純論發球速度，楊宗樺已經不遜於自己的偶像費德勒，但他卻對穩定性很不滿意。「我的發球一直很有速度，可是不太穩定，一發二發球速差別大沒有關係，主要是一發得要穩定。」小胖此役一發進球率僅有4成4，也坦承發球雖快但未必能進，是未來要改善的重點。

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= =|| 訪談
剛剛亂逛想找看有沒有Roger的事
then 又被我看到小德的教練說
小德一定可以在年終之前成為世界第一
(╯‵□′)╯︵ ┴─┴
對方陣營 一直放話嗆人
副標題太聳動
看了訪談 感覺還好 = =||
Q: Can Novak become number one this season?

Vajda: If he to continues going at his current tempo then he might make it. The Australian Open triumph will boost him.

Q: In your opinion, has the Roger Federer era come to an end?

Vajda: I don't know, but it definitely has been eroded somewhat. This is a turning point, before the Australian Open his dominance had been enormous, now it will not be. I don't know though if the turning point will be that big or that we will have a new ATP leader at the end of the year, but we are very close to that point.

訪談中問到:小德會不會有大頭症
then 教練回答說:不會 他是有禮貌的人
Q: Is there a danger it will make him big-headed?

Vajda: No, he is well built to cope with it. He is a polite lad.

=口=|| 話都你在說

是不是這幾天都別在搜尋小費的事比較好啊~~~

小德 我要記住你今天說的話

Give me credit, says Open champ Djokovic
By Darren Walton
19:19 AEST Mon Jan 28 2008

Novak Djokovic says it's unfair to discredit his breakthrough Australian Open triumph amid intensifying debate over Roger Federer's health and fitness at the season's opening grand slam.

Unsubstantiated rumours have surfaced that Federer - who was forced to withdraw from the Kooyong Classic the week before the Open with food poisoning - shed three kilograms battling fever in the lead-up to his flat semi-final loss to Djokovic at Melbourne Park.

One close source claimed Federer "looked real crook, really bad" after his first practice session before the Open and observers also questioned whether the top seed's illness contributed to his dramatic five-set escape against Serbian No.2 Janko Tipsarevic in the third-round - and subsequent loss to Djokovic six days later.

But as he basked in the glory of landing his and Serbia's first-ever slam and set his sights on Federer's world No.1 ranking, Djokovic refused to believe his breakthrough success on Sunday was anything other than further evidence he was closing the gap on the Swiss master.

The 20-year-old felt he simply outplayed the two-time defending champion after "taking the positives and negatives" from his tight three-set loss to Federer in the US Open final four months earlier.

"You could see everything on the court. He didn't seem at all like having a fever or something. No, I don't have any comments on that," Djokovic said.

"I think I was the better player on the court and absolutely deserved to win.

"I was mentally stronger (than in New York) and I played with more patience in crucial moments and I think that made the difference."

For his part, the classy Federer said Djokovic had been too good on the night but added somewhat mysteriously: "I mean, considering, you know, my illness, I'm sort of happy with the result here."

Djokovic trailed Federer 5-1 head-to-head before last Friday, but his victory over the 12-time grand slam winner two weeks before last year's US Open suggested he was a force to be reckoned with.

The world No.3 said in their earlier meetings he had just wanted "to prove that I'm a good tennis player".

"But now things have changed," Djokovic said.

"Now I believe more in myself and now I get to the matches with more belief that I can win and that I want to win.

"There is a slight difference and he feels it and I feel it much more, and I'm very happy that I managed to beat the best player in the world in straight sets."

Djokovic admitted he now must reassess, having already achieved his season goal of winning his first major, and that overtaking world No.2 Rafael Nadal and Federer to finish as the year-end No.1 was "even possible".

Significantly, Federer and Nadal both have more rankings points to defend in 2008 after splitting last year's French Open and Wimbledon finals and Federer reigning in New York, where Nadal made the last 16.

Djokovic, a semi-finalist or better at the past four majors, said if he can maintain consistency, reining in Federer and Nadal wasn't out of the equation.

"I think I have enough quality to do it," Djokovic said.

"On the rankings, you see that points-wise they are not so far away and not so dominant.

"So now I look at things in a different way.

"As a grand slam winner now, people now expect me to get further and to challenge those two guys for the first two places in the world.

"That's still a question. I always believe that I can reach everything and I think that's even possible.

"We'll see what happens. But now I feel much more better, much more confident."

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RF.com
AO
來幾張心情好的吧 雖然曾經貼過 但剛才看 還是好開心 ^^