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本帖最后由 td456 于 2010-1-25 13:03 编辑
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' V% r o" |; y6 bWill Nikolay Darvydenko follow Marat Safin to be the next Russian Australian Open Champion ?& a3 i) z/ U* k, v7 M4 K
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Looks like it.
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The Russian won a extraordinary 5-set match against the Spaniard Fernando Verdasco last night.: c* U8 M5 ?' t
For me, his next quarter final match with Roger Federer will decide who is this year's champion, it is the actual championship match.2 ]* U7 i# U2 k9 d
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Take the fact he beat both Federer and Nadal in one tournament twice in a row in these two months. He has a chance. We will probably see a new Champion.
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$ q0 i |' j7 P) E' Z0 J$ q# M$ T# YAfter getting rid of the tennis gambling scandal years ago, Davydenco is now a rising star, stepping firmly towards his goal.
. N% t- w! c1 g- X- _6 o! oHe is also the player that resembles Andrew Agassi the most,& @2 k- u/ a/ e
moving fast and playing solid baseline tennis. 4 @* ?4 W) \7 A
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Personally I do not like him, you can not find a flaw but there isnt any passion in his game. You should call him a robot, evertyhing is settled, programmed and manufactured. It is just a process, an iron man on the court.
5 k% f" G* b" e$ D& Y He is rigid, and plays an retrieveing style of tennis that is killing the sport.+ W" s; e: q1 l: \# A" o9 m
) k1 D `/ z4 p* C) iBut a winner is still a winner, whether you like him or not.
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1 J1 }. t3 W: G OVerdasco is playing the style I like the most, full of passion, and improvised shots. This make tennis such an enjoyable sport to watch. I still remember the last year match between him and Nadal.5 p& |* b7 n7 X) S0 L- L! l0 F
What a match!0 `4 b0 m. q5 v) n: U; u- g
Those guys play with their soul.
4 x7 q/ }$ w5 W+ b, B a* o/ Y* uThe Spaniards are either bulls or the bull fighters, they fight to the end.5 ~5 R* K# I N9 M3 V9 m# l
Verdasco lost the match due to too many unforce errors and double faults. 2 ~, \ b% x% o0 q
But he still fought all the way to the end, that is heroic.
8 g! p% }( J4 ~ f2 l+ ]- V* kThat is the spirit of tennis.
5 U1 P6 J/ y& T" b1 P/ i1 oThat is the very spirits of the sport.; S$ c; q" U- f9 o/ j
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Cheers to Verdasco |
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