Posts Tagged ‘Going’

Whom Sania Mirza is going to marry?

Is Maria Sharapova going to be the next Anna Kournikova?

In other words…how long before Sharapova ends up in an Enrique Iglesias video?

Is Maria Sharapova going to be the next Anna Kournikova?

In other words…how long before Sharapova ends up in an Enrique Iglesias video?

Morning Bytes: Are Philly fans going soft?

Morning Bytes: Are Philly fans going soft?
I have always believed Philly fans were among the toughest, most demanding in sports. They rewarded and scolded the deserving with equal fervor. No player or team got a pass simply for wearing the home colors. They didn’t worship. They respected.

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Is SANIA MIRZA, the future tennis star or is going to be the hottest star?

When is Roger Federer going to play for the US Open 2008?

According to the schedule, Roger will play on 26 August but so far..there’s no result of him yet.

Is there really an actual feud going on between rafael nadal and rodger federer?

everyone says they do
but i see pics of them TOGETHER alwayyyyyss lol im confused

How many more grand slams are maria sharapova going to win?

i think 5 more, with a total of 8 GS.

Rafael Nadal wins FO 2010… now do you think he is going to take the Wimbledon title?

Lleyton Hewitt Wins Halle. Federer is gracious in defeat. is Hewitt going to be Dark Horse at Wimbledon 2010?

The 99Th Davis Cup – Who Is Going To Win?

Unless you are a tennis aficionado, it is unusual to get excited about tennis at this time of year. Scraping frost from icy windscreens will hardly conjure up images of strawberries and cream on Henman Hill, SW9. However, this year the first round rubbers of the 99th Davis Cup offer the mouthwatering prospect of world nº1, Roger Federer, meeting world nº4, Raphael Nadal, on the clay courts of Logrono, Northern Spain

This year’s competition starts on March 5th, when the leading 16 teams in the world play four knockout rounds to determine who will become world champions in December

The defending champions, Spain, are unbeaten on home soil since 1999, and Nadal expects to be present in the team which has won four of the last ten championships. Should the “Nadal Knee” flair up again, coach Albert Costa has nine further players in the top 75 of the ATP rankings from which to make his team selection.

The Swiss, by comparison, are rated 12th, have never won the Davis Cup and have only ever reached the 2nd round three times in the last decade. In all the 98 previous years of Davis Cup competition, they have only once recorded a victory over Spain – in 1946. Mr Federer will have to pull out some absolute magic to see Switzerland progress any further in this years competition.

In other first round ties, Germany travel to old adversaries France who have an excellent record in the competition, yet a lower national ranking. The Indian team visit Moscow to try and belie their odds of 300/1 to win the competition, and Sweden entertain Argentina who will be without injured world nº5 – Juan Martin Del Potro. The Swedes have a rich pedigree of Davis Cup success (winners 7 times) and will be focused on avenging a 4-1 defeat by the Argentineans in the 2008 quarterfinals.

In the second half of the draw, Croatia host Ecuador, who are appearing at the top flight for the first time in ten years, pre-tournament favourites Serbia play host to the United States – the competitions´ most successful team – whilst the “Battle of the Outsiders” takes place in Chile, who play Israel. The final rubber matches up Belgium and last years beaten finalists, the Czech Republic. The Czechs beat France, Argentina and Croatia before succumbing to Spain in last years final and will be putting in a determined effort once again.

If you are wondering about Great Britain, they were relegated from Division 1 of the European league last year, and face Lithuania in Vilnius. Andy Murray has said that he is not going to compete in this year’s competition, but Team GB should have no difficulty advancing to the next stage, although watch out for Rickardis Berankis – Lithuania’s 19 year old rising star and former world junior champion.

In respect of betting opportunities, back the Czechs and lay the Swiss. The Czech Republic team is located in the much easier half of the draw, with probably only Serbia standing in their way of a second successive final appearance. Generally available at 7/1 (15/2 with Paddy Power) and each way terms of ½ odds for first or second available, the Czechs certainly represent value, and present the opportunity at these odds for a “safety net lay” before the Serbia game. The Swiss are not only going to have to overcome the Spanish, but probably also the French and Argentineans (with a recovered Del Potro by then) to make it to the final. They look very skinny at 12/1.

Prices for each of the first round rubbers should be available soon and we will be looking at extracting some value from these games and the individual matches. It is also worth considering that each of the three lower leagues (Americas, Europe/Africa and Asia/Oceania) also have their own competitions similar to the World Group, so a wealth of betting opportunities to explore.

Do you think Pironkova is going to play as well as she did on Wimbledon 2010?

I hope my fellow bulgarian is going to play as good but not sure.How about you.Do you think she has a chance of making it in top 30 or maybe top 20 or 50.
What do you think is Pironkova’s future?
I’m going to wait a little longer to see more people’s oppinions.

When is the 2010 Wimbledon Mens Semifinal Going to be on NBC?

I live in the central time zone and don’t have ESPN. I know it is sometime today but i’m not sure when, because it should have started by now but it didn’t.

whos going to win the mens 2010 French Open?

thinking of putting some money on Roger Federer (each way.) Do people agree/disagree with this assessment?

Sharapova is Going to the Final

Maria Sharapova defeated Anna Chakvetadze 6-2, 6-2 on Saturday and she will be going to the final against Justine Henin; who defeated Ana Ivanovic 6-4, 6-4 in the semifinals during the round robin tournament which features the top 8 players of the world.

If Henin wins she will become the first player to remain unbeaten after Wimbledon since Steffi Graff in 1989. A victory on Sunday’s final will make Henin the first player to win 10 or more titles in a season since Martina Hingis in 1997.

“It’s going to be a tough one, she’s got nothing to lose and this is the last match,” Henin said. “I need pressure to play well. To win the championship is my motivation and my goal.”

The last time Henin and Sharapova met on a tennis match was on 2006 semifinals of the WTA’s season ending tournament. During that match, Henin won 6-2, 7-5 and got the No 1 position in the world ranking.

Sharapova has beaten Henin only twice in eight different matches, the last one in the 2006 US Open Final. This is the fourth straight match Sharapova wins in a tournament after she had an injury in her shoulder that limited her to a just one single victory since August 31st.

“I just thought to myself that four weeks ago you were really doubting yourself, so to be here is really great and to be in the final is even better,” said Sharapova, who can move into the top five with a win.

Henin had a though match against Ivanovic on Saturday morning. She was not that easy to beat as it was in the final of the French Open where she defeated her 6-1, 6-2. The Belgian needed long rallies to break Ivanovic six times.

On the other hand; Sharapova, who won the 2004 season-ending tournament, broke Chakvetadze twice in each set to improve to 6-0 against her. “The most import thing is that I’ve been able to serve without thinking about hurting my shoulder,” Sharapova said. “I’m serving and playing freely and that is really important. I definitely felt a little bit off to start, especially with my rhythm in the first two games. But I came through a couple of break points and that gave me confidence,” she said.

What do you think the upset of Rafael Nadal will do to his confidence going into Dubai?

After his bizarre loss to Seppi in the 2nd Round of Rotterdam is this a sign of what’s to come in Dubai, IW and Miami?
How do you think Djokovic and Federer will fare?
thanks for all of your answers.

How much do you estimate is the cost of going to the Australian Open?

I’m in Sydney, and planning on going to the Aussie Open in Melbourne for the first time next year. What I want to know is, how much is accomodation and tickets to matches going to cost? I want to see the Men and Women’s R1, R2, R3, R4, QF, SF, Final

Is Novak Djokovic going to be the new #2 on the ATP World Tour?

Nadal currently has 9,310 points.
Djokovic currently has 8,310 points.
Since Nadal only made it to the quarter finals, he only gets 360 points which means a 1640 deduction from last year.
Djokovic already made it to the quarter finals and received the 360 points he got from last year.
8310 to 7670?
Is Djokovic going to be number two?

Australian Open: Is there a way to find out when a certain tennis match is going to be aired in my location?

Im trying to follow Ana Ivanovic and Serena Williams and was just wondering if there was any way to check exactly what times their matches are going to be aired… or does it just not work that way? Do I just have to keep checking whenever the Australian Open is on…?

Why is Rafael Nadal Not going back to his country Mexico?

Why does he thinks he can beat the European Federer?
Does the Hispanic Nadal thinks he can match Federer’s legendary skills?
Spanish and Mexican are the same.