Posts Tagged ‘against’

Maria Sharapova serving against Greta Arn.MPG

asb classic in Auckland New Zealand wiht Maria Sharapova knocked out by little known Greta Arn ranked #88 in the world.

Maria Sharapova serving against Greta Arn.MPG

asb classic in Auckland New Zealand wiht Maria Sharapova knocked out by little known Greta Arn ranked #88 in the world.

Maria Sharapova serving against Greta Arn.MPG

asb classic in Auckland New Zealand wiht Maria Sharapova knocked out by little known Greta Arn ranked #88 in the world.

Why do you people hate Roger Federer? What do you have against him?

All his peers and all his fans, they say how a nice, considerate kind hearted and down to earth person he is. I want to know the other side of the story.

Please don’t get nasty because am a great fan of his, I just can’t understand why?

Umar Akmal’s Bullet Drive against LEE.(HD)

How many sets has Andy Roddick won against Roger Federer?

Way to play him last night, Andy.. keep your head up and keep working. Maybe Roger will get a nagging injury some day.

How do you think Venus and Serena Williams feel about competing against one another?

I’m sure there are magazine and news articles, and I’d love to hear what they have to say if you want to post a link. But I’d also like any personal speculation!

Do you think lleyton Hewitt will win against Roger Federer?

Absolutely not, lleyton Hewitt has lost his touch and his abilities ever since the Australian open 2005. On the otherhand, Roger is and Ace player and unstoppable expct when he is on Clay-He just can’t or isn’t able to win it.

Who wins the soccer match of the century…. Roger Federer alone against all 23 players on the Brazil roster?

I say Roger wins 40 – 2. Poor Roger let’s in a couple goals in injury time because the Mali ref adds time after blowing the final whistle.

U.S. Reaches Davis Cup Tennis Quarterfinal Against Spain; Serbia Wins

U.S. Reaches Davis Cup Tennis Quarterfinal Against Spain; Serbia Wins
Andy Roddick gave the U.S. an insurmountable 3-1 lead on its way to a 4-1 victory over Chile in the Davis Cup, the premier team event in men’s tennis.

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Roger Federer amazing point against Dabul , US OPEN 2010

Paranormal point by king Roger !!!

Wozniacki will open Aussie Open against Dulko

Wozniacki will open Aussie Open against Dulko
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Rafael Nadal will begin his quest for a “Rafa Slam” with a first-round match against Marcos Daniel of Brazil at the Australian Open.

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Long-odds Aussie to line up against Soderling

Long-odds Aussie to line up against Soderling
Brisbane, Australia – Australian outsider Matthew Ebden booked a date with world number five Robin Soderling Thursday as the number 196 upset eighth seed Denis Istomin 6-4, 6-4 at the Brisbane International.

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roger federer breaks his racquet in match against novak djokovic

roger federer breaks his racquet in match against novak djokovic miami masters 2009

Would you compete in a televised tennis match against Maria Sharapova or Andy Roddick?

Juan Martin Del Potro wins 4th Set Against Roger Federer at the 2009 US Open

Juan Martin Del Potro wins the 4th Set against Roger Federer at the 2009 US Open Final.

Juan Martin Del Potro wins 4th Set Against Roger Federer at the 2009 US Open

Juan Martin Del Potro wins the 4th Set against Roger Federer at the 2009 US Open Final.

What time is Rafael Nadal’s semi-final against Fernando Verdasco being telecast in Perth?

This is on the 30th of January 2009
sorry if i have spelt anything wrong coz im not really sure…
and please dont tell me on the first of february or later coz thats not helpful!!
DONT ANSWER
i figured it out (7.30 incase u were wondering!!)

ATP Tennis- Nadal Falls Again against Soderling at the ATP World Tour Finals

Robin Soderling defeated Rafael Nadal in the first Group B match of the ATP World Tour Finals in London. The Swede took the Spaniard 6-4, 6-4 this Monday in an hour and 38 minutes. Soderling, who ended Nadal’s 31-game winning streak at Roland Garros, ended the world No. 2’s hopes of toppling Roger Federer from the top of the rankings. Prior to this final tournament of the season, Nadal had said that he was not worried about the rankings. However, what is surely a concern for him is that his game is no longer intimidating to his rivals. Physical and emotional difficulties, including tendinitis in both knees and martial trouble for his parents, have left the Spaniard debilitated; he hasn’t won a title since the Rome Masters in May. Nadal had trouble controlling Soderling’s powerful right handed shot in the fast indoor surface of the O2 Arena; he also seemed vulnerable in service throughout the match. Soderling, who reached the tournament because of an injury to Andy Roddick, adopted the same strategy he had used at Roland Garros to eliminate the No. 2. The Swede took every opportunity he could to unleash his lethal right, a perhaps inelegant stroke that nonetheless overwhelmed his opponent. Soderling took an early 3-0 lead in the first set after breaking Nadal’s serve. After the poor start, Nadal restructured his tactics, changing his pace and moving the ball more quickly. The change took effect, at least momentarily, as the Spaniard notched four aces – one more than his opponent – and made fewer errors, tying the set at 4-4. However, Soderling retained his service in the tenth game and used his set point to take the first set in 40 minutes with a score of 6-4. Both players incurred more errors in the second set, but the Spaniard struck first with a break, thanks to an untimely double fault from Soderling. Nadal’s recovery never quite materialized, even though he played with high energy and aggression, and the world No. 9 responded immediately. Soderling returned to break serve in the tenth game, and even though Nadal showed a fighting spirit, hoping to extend the match with a 5-5, the Swede used another error to win the set and the match 6-4, 6-4. At the end of the game, Nadal said that he didn’t play poorly, but nor did he have the patience he needed to oppose Soderling’s powerful game. And, as he well knows, Nadal is still not playing at his peak. “I didn’t play really bad. But in the important moments, I didn’t have this calm, this necessary calm, to win these matches against the best players of the world. My level right now I think is not to be No. 1. My level is to be still fighting and practicing hard to be ready as soon as possible to compete another time with equal conditions with everybody,” said the world No.2. Soderling, on the other hand, was unsurprisingly pleased about his second win over Rafa. “It feels better to beat world number two than world number 200. So I always enjoy beating good players than lower-ranked players. But me, personally, I have nothing against Rafa. As I said, we played a lot of times and we always had good matches. I always enjoy playing against him,” said Soderling.

How do you think Tommy Haas will go against Rafael Nadal ?

Does anyone out there think Tommy has a chance?