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[Dzi]

:'(

[Oziris]

[Mars]

Uživancija.

[Ulix]

Originally posted by Paki

Mauresmo u suzama objavila kraj karijere: http://bit.ly/4xdsxQ

Meni je baš žao. Nekako sam se uvek nadao kako će se vratiti u staru formu, iako je valjda i pticama na grani bilo jasno da se to neće dogoditi.

[Ulix]

Originally posted by Marvin

Nadalovi donji delovi su stvarno hilariozni
I ono u Parizu je bilo

Kao u gaćama da je igrao.

[Sunce]

Glasajte:

onthebaseline.com


Anin "teniski robot"
December 03, 2009 /


Anu su prošlog meseca tokom intervjua za Sportski žurnal pitali "kada bi pravili teniskog robota, čije udarce bi uzeli?"

Ovo su komponente koje je Ana odabrala da bi napravila svoje viđenje teniskog savršenstva:


Servis - Ivo Karlović

Forhend - Juan Martin Del Potro

Bekend - Novak Đoković

Voleji - Roger Federer

Kretanje/snaga- Rafael Nadal

Stav/mentalna snaga - Roger Federer

[Ulix]

Originally posted by Sunce

Glasajte:

onthebaseline.com


Anin "teniski robot"
December 03, 2009 /


Anu su prošlog meseca tokom intervjua za Sportski žurnal pitali "kada bi pravili teniskog robota, čije udarce bi uzeli?"

Ovo su komponente koje je Ana odabrala da bi napravila svoje viđenje teniskog savršenstva:


Servis - Ivo Karlović

Forhend - Juan Martin Del Potro

Bekend - Novak Đoković

Voleji - Roger Federer

Kretanje/snaga- Rafael Nadal

Stav/mentalna snaga - Roger Federer

Ni jednu ženu nije odabrala.

A za mentalnu snagu, mogla je -

[Sunce]

Na sajtu o tenisu:

http://news.quickfound.net/intl/serbia_news.html

[Sunce]

gay prase

[Lunja]

[Marvin]

Prize money ranking:

1. Serena Williams $6,545,586
2. Dinara Safina $4,310,218
3. Svetlana Kuznetsova $3,658,841
4. Venus Williams $3,126,894
5. Jelena Jankovic $2,491,514
6. Caroline Wozniacki $2,371,550
7. Elena Dementieva $2,343,481
8. Victoria Azarenka $2,115,536
9. Vera Zvonareva $1,642,145
10. Kim Clijsters $1,632,560

Vid ti Dželenu! Peta
Ovo je verovatno prva godina da joj je zarada bolja od lestvice

[Marvin]

A muškarčići

1. Roger Federer $6,768,110
2. Rafael Nadal $5,466,515
3. Novak Djokovic $4,851,471
4. Juan Martin del Potro $4,433,087
5. Andy Murray $4,021,057
6. Nikolay Davydenko $3,659,160
7. Andy Roddick $2,302,719
8. Robin Soderling $2,133,785
9. Fernando Verdasco $1,716,630
10. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga $1,573,552

[Lunja]

Serena umal' da zaradi vise od Federera.

Drago mi je sto je Caroline iza Jelene.

Виљамовке rulaju - again.

[Sunce]

Call It A Comeback



It is hard enough to rally to win a match after being match point down, but to do that and go on to win that tournament is an especially herculean task. Players rebounded from at least one match point down en route to winning a Sony Ericsson WTA Tour singles title at seven events this year. Of those titlists, Caroline Wozniacki and Jelena Jankovic saved the most match points with four each, and Serena Williams was the only player to accomplish the feat at multiple events and the only one to do it at a Grand Slam.

Saved Match Points En Route to Tour Title in 2009:
Caroline Wozniacki at Ponte Vedra Beach - the Dane saved two match points at 5-3 down in the third set and two more at 6-5 down in the third set of her 26 63 76(4) semifinal win over Elena Vesnina. She went on to drop just three games in the final against Aleksandra Wozniak for the first of her three Tour singles titles in 2009.

Anabel Medina Garrigues at Fès - the Spaniard fought off three match points at 61 65 down in her 16 76(1) 63 second round victory over Klara Zakopalova. Medina Garrigues won her remaining matches in straight sets, including a 60 61 rout of Ekaterina Makarova in the final for her only Tour singles title of 2009 and ninth of her career.

Serena Williams at Wimbledon - the American fended off one match point down 5-4 in the third set of her 67(4) 75 86 victory over Elena Dementieva in the semifinals, a battle some called the match of the year. She did not drop a set in any of her other six matches of the fortnight, including in the final against sister Venus, as she recorded her third career Wimbledon title and 11th Grand Slam.

Marion Bartoli at Stanford - the Frenchwoman withstood two match points at 63 65 down in her 36 76(3) 63 quarterfinal defeat of Jelena Jankovic. She also endured three-setters in her victories in the semifinals and finals over Samantha Stosur and Venus Williams, respectively. The title was her second of the year and fifth of her career.

Jelena Jankovic at Cincinnati - interestingly enough, in her very next event after squandering match points in a loss, the Serb turned the tables. She fought off four match points at 6-2 down in the third-set tie-break of her 76(2) 06 76(6) semifinal victory over Dementieva, the only player to be on the losing end of this list twice. Jankovic topped Dinara Safina in straight sets in the final for her second Tour singles title of the year and 11th of her career.

Kimiko Date Krumm at Seoul - the first title of the Japanese veteran's return to the Tour following a 12-year retirement did not come easily, as she had to fight off a match point at 64 53 down during her 46 76(4) 63 defeat of Alisa Kleybanova in the second round. She was also extended to three sets in her next two matches before handling Medina Garrigues in straight sets in the final for her eighth Tour singles title and first since 1996. At 38 years, 11 months and 30 days, she became the second-oldest Tour singles titlist of the Open Era behind Billie Jean King.

Serena Williams at Doha - in another chapter of the historic sibling rivalry, Serena fought off one match point at 6-5 down in third set of her 57 64 76(4) round robin win over Venus. She did not drop a set in her four matches after that, including another win over Venus in the final, as she put an exclamation point on her year with her third Tour singles title of the season and second Tour Championships title of her career.

Amount of Events In Which Winner Saved
At Least One Match Point (Past Five Years):
2009 - 7
2008 - 4
2007 - 12
2006 - 6
2005 - 9

[Marvin]

SKYSPORTS.COM 2009 AWARDS
Player of the year - Caroline Wozniacki

I can see the Serena Williams spluttering their coffee all over the computer as they read this however Wozniacki gets my vote. The 19-year-old from Odense, Denmark reached eight finals in 2009 - more than any other player - winning three and losing five. Her three titles came on three different surfaces (Florida, Eastbourne & New Haven), and a breakthrough season was capped off with a maiden Grand Slam final appearance in New York.

Rising star - Heather Watson

Guernsey-born 17-year-old Watson became the first British winner of the US Open girls' event in September, and the promising right-hander looks destined for success at the highest level. With Laura Robson also making significant strides, the future looks bright for British tennis.

Most improved - Yanina Wickmayer

Born and bred in Belgium, seemingly a hotbed of talent for female tennis players, Wickmayer has leapt from a world ranked 221 to No.16 in the last two years. She capped a consistent 2009 campaign with title joy at Estoril and Linz and a semi-final appearance at Flushing Meadows.

Comeback - Maria Sharapova

A nasty shoulder virtually ruled the Russian beauty out of action until the French Open in May. As a result of her inactivity, Sharapova slipped out of the top 100 for the first time in six years. Eager to return to winning ways, the 22-year-old responded with title joy in Tokyo before finishing the year ranked 14th.

Best performance - Kim Clijsters at US Open

After two years in the wilderness, Clijsters spectacularly re-announced herself on the WTA Tour with a breathtaking run at Flushing Meadows. Victories over Venus and then Serena Williams saw the wildcard power into the final, which she won in style with a straight-sets demolition of Wozniacki.

Match of the year - Oudin v Sharapova, US Open third round

American teenage sensation Melanie Oudin set the US Open alight with a barnstorming run at Flushing Meadows. Victories over Dementieva, Sharapova and Petrova saw the plucky youngster become the youngest American since Serena Williams in 2009 to reach the US Open quarter-finals. The comeback queen battled back from one-set down in every match, however the 3-6 6-4 7-5 victory over Sharapova was a classic.

Low point - Serena's strop

The only blemish in another year to remember for Serena was her raging outburst at a line judge during her US Open semi-final defeat to Clijsters. Trailing 5-6, 15-30 in the final set, a line judge called a foot fault on Serena, who lost her temper as a result. Her intimidating verbal assault on the line judge resulted in a penalty point, and gifted the Belgian the match. Serena was later handed a record fine for her rant.

[Ulix]

Originally posted by Marvin

SKYSPORTS.COM 2009 AWARDS
Player of the year - Caroline Wozniacki

I can see the Serena Williams spluttering their coffee all over the computer as they read this

... i Lunja i zajedno.

Karolina jeste imala dobru sezonu, ali možda je malkice preterivanje da bude teniserka godine.

[Sunce]

Karolina - covekolika ribica sirom otvorenih usta???? Ona je samo imitirala Jelenu.

I dalje ce biti u zizi javnosti.

U Novoj 2010. godini zelim Ani i Jeleni da osvoje po jedan GS. Skroman sam, samo po jedan.

[Mars]

Ko je pisao onu boldovanu rečenicu gore? Po izvoru bih rekao da bi engleski trebalo da mu bude maternji jezik...

[spliff]

Originally posted by Sunce
U Novoj 2010. godini zelim Ani i Jeleni da osvoje po jedan GS.

me 2

[Ulix]

Originally posted by spliff

Originally posted by Sunce
U Novoj 2010. godini zelim Ani i Jeleni da osvoje po jedan GS.

me 2

Ani Vimbldon, Jeleni Rolan Garos.

[spliff]

mouzze

[Lunja]

Originally posted by Ulix

Originally posted by Marvin

SKYSPORTS.COM 2009 AWARDS
Player of the year - Caroline Wozniacki

I can see the Serena Williams spluttering their coffee all over the computer as they read this

... i Lunja i zajedno.

I can see the Serena Williams spluttering their booby all over the sea as they read this



a caroline - no comment

[Lunja]

BELGRADE — The Serbian world number three tennis player Novak Djokovic is to play Yugoslavia's first king in a television series to be shot next year, local media reported Thursday.
The 10-part series will retrace the life and reign of king Aleksandar Karadjordjevic, first monarch of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, who unified the kingdoms of Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia after World War I.
The tennis champion and first-time actor will play Aleksandar during his reign, which came to a brutal end in 1934 when he was assassinated in the port of Marseilles while trying to set up an alliance with France against Germany.
Djokovic's younger brother Djordje will play the king as a young man.
Filmed on a budget of almost three million euros (4.2 million dollars), the show is set to air in 2011, its director Stojan Stojcic said.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/ar ... CSiEA412_w

[spliff]

Originally posted by Lunja

[Lunja]

kako to da iris jos uvek nije na Sereninu sisu?

[Oziris]

Nisam stekla utisak da Iris voli sisate... No, mozda je to samo moj utisak...

[Marvin]

Još samo 2 dana do početka sezone


Pa, brzo je prošlo

[Ulix]

Originally posted by Marvin

Još samo 2 dana do početka sezone


Pa, brzo je prošlo

Ana kreće u nedelju.

[Lunja]

First Round Matches to Follow

Justine Henin vs. Nadia Petrova
Jelena Dokic vs. Ana Ivanovic

[Ulix]

Originally posted by Lunja

First Round Matches to Follow

Justine Henin vs. Nadia Petrova
Jelena Dokic vs. Ana Ivanovic

Navijam za moju ćerku i Nađu.

A hoće li biti prenosa negde na Eurosportu ili, bože me 'prosti, RTS-u, ili ću morati preko neta da se gledam?