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by **Otlichno** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:40

CHEDERER wrote:
Otlichno wrote:
CHEDERER wrote:still...you are supposed to be a professional at this point

If she's ill what's she supposed to do? You can't train to stop illnesses.

i smell a davydenko....i mean last week she was winning the match then retired??? hmmmmm...someone should investigate....

Winning? Last week she lost to IVANOVIC for Gods sake! :lol:

by **Chederer** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:46

Otlichno wrote:
CHEDERER wrote:
Otlichno wrote:
CHEDERER wrote:still...you are supposed to be a professional at this point

If she's ill what's she supposed to do? You can't train to stop illnesses.

i smell a davydenko....i mean last week she was winning the match then retired??? hmmmmm...someone should investigate....

Winning? Last week she lost to IVANOVIC for Gods sake!

just let me know how many times she has retired due to heat or a blister or my stomach hurts or any other stupid ass reason....i mean it sounds like me when i was in elementary school "i need to go home because im sick" shes going to turn into a kournikova....making more money off of other things than playing tennis

by **Elargento** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:56

CHEDERER wrote:did you guys see the booty shake dance by the chick who beat petrova last night?

she seems really cool.

by **Otlichno** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 18:02

CHEDERER wrote:just let me know how many times she has retired due to heat or a blister or my stomach hurts or any other stupid ass reason....i mean it sounds like me when i was in elementary school "i need to go home because im sick" shes going to turn into a kournikova....making more money off of other things than playing tennis

Since, the Australian Open 2009, 4 times.

At the Australian Open 2009, and in that match she was leading by a set and a break but literally could not continue she was about to vomit all over court and was choking back tears, Doha 2009, she was cramping badly and could barely run, Andalusia she injured herself in that tournament and had to retire due to that injury, and what she had to go through today.

Why would she be another Kournikova? She's won a few tournaments and has proven that she can play good tennis when it matters. That's such a stupid assumption to make.

by **Chederer** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:11

well if i was playing tennis professionally i would rather vomit all over the court than retire....obviously she is not fit enough to play this game

by **Moralspain** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:19

CHEDERER wrote:well if i was playing tennis professionally i would rather vomit all over the court than retire....obviously she is not fit enough to play this game

btw that's what happened yesterday with Beneteau....and he got the win

by **Chederer** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:21

good for him xavi....thats what i like to see a little effort goes a long way...btw did anyone see the young american ryan harrison with the win today?

by **Coolhand Texas** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:25

CHEDERER wrote:good for him xavi....thats what i like to see a little effort goes a long way...btw did anyone see the young american ryan harrison with the win today?

I did, looked good. I can see him rising in the rankings fast!

by **Coolhand Texas** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:27

just saw the video of azarenka "fainting" and the reports made it sound like she was out cold, but was not the case.

Honestly the reports were making it sound so much worse. Not as bad as i thought

also berdych down 2 sets to 0?

by **Rocketsfall** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:27

CHEDERER wrote:good for him xavi....thats what i like to see a little effort goes a long way...btw did anyone see the young american ryan harrison with the win today?

I saw parts of that match. Harrison seemed to be the much more motivated player out there. Ljubicic looked like he wasn't even trying to break serve and lost his own serve more because of his own errors than because of Harrison's quality. Credit to the american though.

by **Otlichno** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:32

Obviously her health is of a higher importance to her than her tennis. Also, how does fitness have anything to do with being ill?

Djokovic is one of the fittest players on tour by the way. Sometimes it's more mental than physical.

by **Coolhand Texas** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:33

murray 25 winners to 20 unforced errors after 2 sets. more aggressive but its a first round match

by **coke4** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:37

Otlichno wrote:Obviously her health is of a higher importance to her than her tennis. Also, how does fitness have anything to do with being ill?

Djokovic is one of the fittest players on tour by the way. Sometimes it's more mental than physical.

Djokovics fitness is great, his conditioning is terrible

by **Chederer** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:41

azarenka has no heart i dont see the want or the "heart" to win and i dont plan on seeing it any time soon

by **coke4** » Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:48

CHEDERER wrote:well if i was playing tennis professionally i would rather vomit all over the court than retire....obviously she is not fit enough to play this game

I seriously doubt that.
If you are playing in 35 degree heat and spewing, and also more than likely holding in major diarrhoea you definitely wouldnt play on?
If you are like that do you go to work? Most people certainly wouldnt, i would certainly retire in that situation.
I know Djokovic retires too often, but he always says 'im not risking my health to win a match' I 100% agree with him

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