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takpe...record Federer elok gi..leading RodDIC.k 15-2 baru menang 2 x jek..so kesian |
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aha..lagi satu nak mencelah skit ni..kemungkinan besar kita akan lihat Federer takkan menang title sampai la Wimbledon clay season aku rasa dier takkan perform... |
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justine & federer,reputasi sbg pemain nombor 1 dunia semakin tercabar! |
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JJ pls win the title!! :pompom: :pompom: |
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sedih gila dgn kekalahan Federer 
Dengan ini aku declare le, walaupun sebagai fans dia, aku rase Fed takkan menang pun satu pun title GS tahun nie... moh le aku predict:
French Open - Nadal
Wimbledon - Nadal or Roddick
US Open - Djokovic
sebab2 nye... permainan Nadal dh solid walaupun atas hardcourt. Walaupun ade yg ckp hardcourt yg kt IW ngn Miami ni cm slow sikit (dan suit ngn Nadal nyer game), tapi aku rase dgn permainan service dia yg semakin meningkat, Nadal kirenye cm dh masuk clay jugak la... sebab clay lagik la slow, so kelebihan buat Nadal disitu. Wimbledon pun skang dh slow... so Nadal pun ade peluang situ... Kenapa Roddick kt Wimbledon? Sebab dia punya service sgtla power. Dari time kt Dubai aku rase service Roddick cm laju gile2 sampai 210 km/j lebih tu.
US Open lak mmg sesuai utk Djokovic walaupun dia ni berlagak hahahaha...
Tapi tak taula mcm mana dan bagaimana sume akan berlaku kan.... mana tau nanti ade yg terpeleot buku lali ke, ade yg jatuh tangga kt rumah ke (baca: Hewitt suatu masa dulu), ade yg injured serius ke.... sume perkara leh terjadi....
Satu lagi Federer punya peluang kt GS ade probability walaupun nampaknya agak tipis jugak la...satu sebab best of five (kecuali game masa kt AO semifinal ritu), then sbb pengalaman jugak la... aku kata dia takkan menang sebab player lain dh meningkat permainan dorang dan Federer punya power dh kurang (tak kira la sebab mono ke ape). Dan Fed akan reach only until semifinal and out dr situ je....
So Nadal akan sandang no 1 hujung tahun nie kot.... tp kt Shanghai aku tak tau la sape mng... tu lama lagi...
[ Last edited by mgs at 4-4-2008 11:19 PM ] |
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dengarlah rintihan dr roger...
A. RODDICK/R. Federer
7‑6, 4‑6, 6‑3
THE MODERATOR: Questions, please.
Q. The game, penultimate game I suppose, you look at it, you were right in it, and suddenly you hit three, four poor shots and it slipped through your fingers.
ROGER FEDERER: Sure, it's a tough way to finish the match, no doubt. I've been on a good run on my serve this week. To end it this way it's sort of disappointing, but what are you going to do? It's over now.
I think I did well, you know, to hang in there. Maybe this is one of the matches I should have won against him because he's had some other ones where I think he was supposed to win, but this time around it went his way.
Q. What disappointed you most about your game, Roger?
ROGER FEDERER: Sort of dominating the tiebreaker, and I guess my last service game. You know, I think I didn't make it tough enough for him to come up with good shots. I missed too many, and I think that was the disappointing part about the match today.
All in all I think it was still a good performance, and I think Andy served really exceptionally well yet again tonight.
Q. Is it a problem you think of concentration?
ROGER FEDERER: It happens. What are you going to do? You work hard so it doesn't happen. Sometimes it does. It's unfortunate, you know. I needed some first serves. Maybe I just should have placed, put the ball into play instead of trying to come over it.
It's just decision here and there, and sometimes the opponent plays well and puts you under pressure. That's why I always said it's tough to play against Andy, you know that serve. He's always going to have a chance. That's why I'm quite amazed about my record against him.
Q. To us looking out, the lights don't appear as strong as they do in other places. With the pace of that serve is it more difficult here?
ROGER FEDERER: I guess the difficult part is going from maybe day to night. I've struggled with this before here, but I think I didn't particularly struggle tonight.
I had some tough ones against Johansson back here, because the difference is quite drastic. I think the lights are very close to the court, and I think that's what makes quite a big difference, you know.
Now, if it's low lighting, I don't necessarily think so. I just think the lighting, it's really close to the court, so it makes it maybe a little bit different.
Q. For someone who's so used to playing in finals, when you get into a run of not playing in finals, do you get a little tense at all or worry about taking that one step?
ROGER FEDERER: No, I mean, I am just sort of disappointed not to see my name, playing in the finals. I mean, it's just disappointing seeing other guys battling it out, you know, where I think, you know, I have the game to obviously play there, be there as well.
You know, being so close, sort of like last year. I think if I would have beaten C鉵as I would have had great a chance to win here again, and I feel the same way tonight.
Q. What's your program now? Do you know what you're going to do?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, few days off, start working out again on clay and go to Estoril.
Q. Where would you rate your physical condition compared to your best form or best shape?
ROGER FEDERER: I asked Pierre, my trainer, when he left, what he thought, and he said he thought I was at 95%. I thought that was good enough for me. For me 95% or 100% for me is hardly any difference to me.
It's not like I'm at 40%. That was a good answer from his end. I've been working hard trying to get back in shape. I feel like I'm fine, you know, it's just a matter of getting the amount of matches in.
I think I got that again these last couple of weeks, which was really important to me. I wish I could have been in the finals, but, you know, I just couldn't play maybe well enough when I had to.
Q. You told us the other day you're going to have one more test just to clear up the mono situation. Where are you going to have that done?
ROGER FEDERER: I guess it depends on ‑‑ I have no idea when I'm going to do it and if I'm going to do it. It was sort of an idea I had. I'll see if I'm going to do it when I go back to Switzerland.
Q. Last week you lost to Mardy Fish in Indian Wells. Today you've lost to another American, Andy Roddick. Do you think perhaps with these series of matches you're having with Sampras that perhaps they're learning from the old master about how to play against you?
ROGER FEDERER: I really doubt that. (laughter.) Those surfaces are too quick, and nobody plays like Pete, so it has nothing to do with these matches.
Q. When they say 95%, nobody knows, of course...
ROGER FEDERER: Sure.
Q. But do you feel 100%?
ROGER FEDERER: I feel fine, yeah. I mean, sort of I guess I would still need a test maybe of a five‑setter, but I'm not going to get those until the French Open comes around.
All can I do is practice real hard and make sure I feel fine towards the end of the practice sessions if I work up to four hours, and that's really I think the ultimate test.
For these type of matches here it's no problem. I'm backing them up easily. When I'm ‑‑ on practice weeks I practice three to four hours a day, and, you know, when I play here, 45 minutes and I play an hour and 15 and then I play two hours, it's nothing compared to the practice sessions.
I feel good myself, really. I guess sort of the coordination and some little things are still missing because of lack of matches, but that usually comes along and I start to play better and better as the matches went on.
It's disappointing to play a bad game and then think you played bad. That's not really what happened. It's just maybe a few points here and there and Andy took advantage of it.
Q. Where will your first play test be?
ROGER FEDERER: In Estoril.
Q. Portugal?
ROGER FEDERER: Yeah.
Q. You've not played there before, have you?
ROGER FEDERER: First time.
Q. First time?
ROGER FEDERER: (Nodding.)
Q. Will you get to Rome, Roger?
ROGER FEDERER: Excuse me?
Q. Will you be in Rome?
ROGER FEDERER: And Monaco and Hamburg. I'll see you there. |
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ermm nak tambah sikit...
semalam aku rase game Federer ade la meningkat sikit sampai la ke game yg dia kena break kt set ketiga tu, time tu dia mmg hampeh...
tak taula... tp let's bring Estoril on !!!! Off to Portugal!! |
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Originally posted by ednamod06 at 4-4-2008 10:46 AM 
meluat gak tgk tunang dier tu
uikkk... dah tunang ke roddick??
federer je yg belom tunang lagi ek... couple ngan awek dia dah lame gile...  |
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Roddick sekat laluan Federer
KEY BISCAYNE: Andy Roddick menamatkan badi 11 kekalahan berturut-turut kepada Roger Federer kelmarin apabila berjaya mengatasi pemain itu dalam kejuaraan tenis Terbuka Sony Ericsson.
Dengan menguasai sepenuhnya servis, Roddick menggunakan kesempatan terhadap persembahan goyah luar biasa Federer pada set terakhir untuk menang 7-6 (4), 4-6, 6-3 dalam saingan suku akhir.
揝aya turun ke gelanggang dengan tekad membuktikan bahawa tiada siapa yang boleh menewaskan saya 12 kali berturut-turut, |
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yahu...Nadal menang pagi tadi 7-6,6-2...tak rugi aku stay up la ni Roddick dah down one set..mintak2 la lawan kolya kt final....ade chance Nadal menang |
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davydenko tgh serve for the match..kedudukan terkini davydenko leading 7-6,5-2...pls la kalahkan mamat poyos tu! |
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Post time 4-4-2008 10:33 AM
