Wimbledon 2007 - Panowie

DUN I LOVE

Ja uwazam ze jak z kazdym. Zabilby ich ich najmocniejsza bronia tak jak Gonza wymianami na forhandy. Chodzilby do siatki tak jak inni i odbieralby im ochote do gry. Wiele razy sie mowi o tym ze ktos mu stawi czola ale tylko rafie to sie udaje i to coraz rzadziej ostatnio.

Nie da sie ukryc ze mimo sympatii badz antypatii nalezy obiektywnie stwierdzic ze ten turniej ma cos w sobie - Boris Becker, ktory w Londynie wygrywal 3 razy powiedzial ze jego zycie dzieli sie na 3 okresy; przed,w trakcie i po Wimbledonie

Isha

Ja lubię Wimbledon. A najbardziej mi się podoba jak przed nazwiskiem jakiejś zawodniczki mówią Miss np. Miss Clijsters leads 3-0. No i te zagrania wolejowe. A poza tym to jest jedyny turniej na którym oglądam mecze mężczyzn

Raddcik · Wysłany: Pią 15:32, 16 Mar 2007 Temat postu:

Wimbledon to mój ulubiony turniej

,juz nie moge sie doczekać,ciekawe jak zaprezentuje sie Andy Roddick który przeciez juz 2 razy był w finale a w tym roku znacznie poprawił gre volleyem

Gość

w moim przekonaniu Roger wygra na 99,9% ,0,01 % daje na kontuzje(odpukać).Rogr jest wg mnie nie do pokonania na tej nawierchnii i może wyśrubować nieosiągalny dla innych rekord kolejnych zwycięstw.
W ubiegłym roku cholernie bałem się o Rogera,myślałem że kompleks Nadala przeniesie sie rowniez na grass , a jak pomyślałem że Roger może przegrać z hiszpanem w finale to aż mnie serce ścisneło.Naszczęscie Roger pokazał ,że Nadal powiedzmy sobie szczerz,enie ma z nim najmniejszych szans na tej nawierchni,tak jak Roger był blisko pokonania Rafy na clayu,tak Nadal może pomarzyć o pokonaniu Feda na trawie.Kto ś powie ,że 4 setowy wynik z 2 tie breakowi świadczy o wyrownanym meczu,ja jednak sadze,że Federer mógł to wygrać gładziutko.6-0 w pierwszym secie miało na celu prawdopodobnie ostudzić zapędy Nadala,potem się rozluźnił stąd porażka w 3 secie,jednak w 4 wszystko wrocilo do normy i wygrał zdecydowanie.

Raddcik

Prędzej Federer wygrał by z Nadalem na Clayu niż hiszpan ze szwajcarem na trawie

,tam o ile dobrze pójdzie to Federer wysrubuje rekord kolejnych zwyciestw nie do pobicia

aneta

'o ile dobrze pójdzie' bardzo trafnie

Raddcik

Wiem że trafnie

,chodziło mi oto że jak nie złapie żadnej koznutzji to wygra tam jeszcze kilka razy

aneta

aneta

coś do poczytania:

The LTA has done away with a wildcard play-off tournament originally designed to make British players work harder to enter the main Wimbledon draw.
The LTA will now select British wild-cards from lists of eight male and eight female competitors based on world rankings, with the players who don't get chosen playing in a qualifying contest for the final places.
Previously, two wild-card berths were decided by an all-British play-off tournament with two bids going to the "most deserving" players and two more handed out at the discretion of the All England Club's championship committee.
"We are confident of being able to put up the right names in the right order," the head of men's tennis at the LTA Paul Hutchins told the BBC.
"It will be based on results over the year and I feel very happy with that."
"So if any player is slacking, not at it 100 percent or not playing enough tournaments, then he would not get put up on the wildcard list of the top eight."
The British play-off tournament was created three years ago by former performance director David Felgate as a method for increasing home prospects at the All England Club.
Felgate was sacked prior to last year's tournament.
Hutchins said he hoped that the move would help encourage British players to challenge themselves in more tournaments overseas.
"I want to strengthen the mental toughness of our players," he said.
"That means they have got to go and play in far-off places in difficult conditions, preferably on slow clay, where mentally it is very, very tough.
"We have just come back from a tour of South America where one of our players played 45 matches in seven weeks.
"It is these sort of mental toughness ideas that we want to try and bring in much more with our younger players."
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Wimbledon will offer 700,000 pounds to both the male and female winners in 2007 in an increase of nearly 10 percent from last year.
In total the world's greatest tennis tournament will offer £11,282,710 in prize money in the first year in its history that it pays both men and women equal cash from tournament start to finish.
The men's champion's cheque has increased by 6.9 percent while the women's has risen by 12 percent after Wimbledon decided in February to offer equal prize money.
Because of the tournament's decision to come into line with the other three grand slams and offer equal prize money, the overall women's singles prize fund has shot up by 19.8 percent.
"No tennis tournament has ever offered higher prize money than Wimbledon in 2007," All England Club chairman Tim Phillips said about the of 8.7 percent increase in purses.
"We want to reward the players appropriately for the talent, entertainment and drama they bring to the grass courts of Wimbledon.
"Apart from two or three irate letters the reaction to offering equal prize money has been very positive."
Last year's champions Roger Federer and Amelie Mauresmo earned 655,000 pounds 625,000 pounds respectively.
Plans were also unveiled on Tuesday to build a new 4,000-seat Court Two, to be completed by the 2009 championships. A 2,000-seat Court Three is also in the pipeline, although no fixed completion date was given.
Court Two, which still allows some fans to stand on terraces, has become know as the graveyard of champions after a string of shock results over the years.
Building work will begin on the new Court Two immediately after this year's championships which conclude on July 8.
The three-year project to upgrade Centre Court and install a retractable roof is on schedule to be ready for the 2009 tournament, according to the All England Club.
Spectators attending this year's tournament will be exposed to the elements, however, as the existing roof has been demolished as modernisation of the traditional venue continues.
When work is completed in 2009 the capacity of Centre Court will have increased from 13,800 to 15,000.
The retractable roof will allow play to continue on Centre Court and minimise Wimbledon's infamous rain delays. It will cover the court in 10 minutes, although there would still be a 30-minute wait while the air management system created perfect playing conditions.
"We want this to be the premier tennis tournament in the world, that's why we are doing so much work on Centre Court," Phillips told reporters.
"But we still want to retain the image of a tennis tournament in the garden and don't want the place to be full of concrete."
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Wimbledon organisers have announced that the 2007 tournament will feature Hawk-Eye instant replay on the centre-court and court number one for the first-time ever.
The instant replay technology will be subject to a test in May, but if successful the grass-court championship will join the Australian Open and US Open as the third Grand Slam to use Hawk-Eye.
Wimbledon chief executive Ian Ritchie said the final testing would be more in order to calibrate the technology for grass rather than test its accuracy.
"There are slightly different circumstances on a grass surface," Ritchie said. "So we're looking at a bit of an alternative, maybe a bit of an extension."
"We do feel it's a good thing to introduce," Ritchie said. "We're all confident there won't be any issues arising in May and we'll be using it come the championships."
No announcement was made on how the replay would be used. Both Melbourne and Flushing Meadows offer two challenges of line calls per set.
"It's unlikely that they'll be unlimited challenges, but maybe we are looking to extend the limit. We want to extend the continuity of what has worked well at the American and Australian Opens but we're looking at alternatives as well."
The "Cyclops" technology that has been used at the All England Club's centre court since 1980 to help rule on serves will be moved to Courts 2, 18 and 14.
Despite being generally well-received by players, the Hawk-Eye technology has come under criticism from both of last year's Wimbledon men's finalists Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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Gość

Ja lubie Wimbledon bo jest pełen niespodzianek. Jedyny minus to brak dachu nad kortem głównym bo jak pada przerywają transmisję telewizyjna.

aneta

tam ciągle pada, jednek ci angicy to mają przerąbane z tym klimatem.....
szkoda że aby skorzystać z HawkEye trzeba grać na 'lepszym' korcie...

Raddcik

Być moze ten rok nie bedzie taki zły jesli chodzi o pogodę

,ale jak znam życie to pewnie przez 2,3 dni bedzie mocno padać

Nula

Nawet jesli pada to ja uwielbiam ten turniej

jak widze ta zielona trawke i zawodników w białych strojach.....dla mnie to jest magia. A mi pozostaje tylko nadzieja, ze kiedys się tam wybiore

montano

Gość

Te lato podobno ma bys najcieplejsze od lat i ma byc duza susza...Miejmy nadzieje, ze przez dwa tygodnie Londyn na progroza bedzie dotyczyć!

A co do tego nowego systemu to chyba nikt nie ma watpliwości ze to switna rzecz, szkoda tylko,ze na dwóch kortach tylko....