گفتگو و تبادل نظر پیرامون آخرین گرند اسلم سال یو اس اپن (مردان)

[Dreamfall]

دوستان امشب بازی میان اندی رادیک و جان ایسنر که هر دو به طرز خفن سرویس می‌زنند والبته آخرین مسابقه در استادیوم آرتور اش است و می‌تواند آن را نزدیکی‌های سحری به بعد دید، توصیهٔ اکید است

[Hossein Murray]

نوشته اصلی توسط Mohammad Ragu

سرويس سوئينگ چيه حسين جان؟!

یعنی چی چیه ؟
دیگه رو دست سوئینگ سرو های پیت که سرویس نیومده ...

[Hossein Murray]

مصاحبه ها :

Juan Martin Del Potro 2009 US Open interview September 4th Day 5

J. DEL POTRO/J. Melzer 7 6, 6 3, 6 3

Q. Can you just describe the way you feel? How you played today?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Well, I feel a good sensation. I start lower, but then I finish playing hard, and much better with my serve. I feel the confidence in important moments. I think it's from my three matches since Washington I feel sometimes the confidence against players like Melzer or Monaco in the first round.
But I need to prove it a little bit for the next matches.

Q. You reached your first Grand Slam quarterfinal here last year, and since then you've reached quarterfinals or better in all but Wimbledon. Just talk a bit about the confidence level that you might have now when you go into Grand Slam play. Have you built your confidence up quite a bit?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Yes. This is my favorite Grand Slam. I love to play here. I have a good respective for this tournament. I want to be quiet with my matches, with my game, and then we will see.
I start to play better on hardcourt this season. When you keep winning, maybe it's tough because your physical, your mentally can be bad. But now I'm in good shape.

Q. And in the hardcourt summer season, you have had great success. What do you attribute that to?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Well, I like the surface, for sure. I beat Roddick, González, and they are very good players on this kind of surface. But if I want to be a good player in the future and to beat Murray, Federer, and Djokovic on this surface, I will try.

Q. Do you feel you have the game to do that now?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Well, it's very tough. Maybe you have the game, but I need the experience. I need time to be like them and to feel many, many times the semifinals in Grand Slam, the finals in Grand Slam, the crown, everything.

Q. You mentioned that you had a slow started today. Seemed like you missed a lot of first serves and the breakpoints that went by. Why was it such a bad start today?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: I don't know. I start I don't have a good start, but then I start to feel better with my weapons on the baseline. Then I improve my serve during the second set and the third set.
I finish playing much better than the first round, and is good for the future.

Q. Jurgen has a lot of different shots. How difficult is it to play someone like him? Kind of unpredictable?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Well, you never know what could happen with the ball. You always be prepared to go to the net or to go back, and it's very tough.
But if you play very good in important moments, you can win like today.

Q. The important moment it seemed like today was it in the second set, would you say, when you were down Love 40?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Yeah, in the tiebreak I was 3 1 down. I hit good shots. That's was the key for the match.

Q. Why is this your favorite Grand Slam? Why do you like this?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Why? Well, because I like the surface. I like the city. I like everything here, the crowd, the stadium not too big. I always dream with this moment. It's my favorite.

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[Hossein Murray]

2009 US Open interview with: Andy Murray September 4th Day 5

A. MURRAY/P. Capdeville 6 2, 3 6, 6 0, 6 2

Q. Pleased to get through that, considering you weren't feeling your best?
ANDY MURRAY: Yeah, I mean, I played three, you know, very good sets and one poor one. But you're allowed to play a bad set sometimes.
I came back well from it. You know, I don't know, just felt a little bit lethargic, a little bit low on energy. You know, I don't know why. But, you know, managed to pick it up at the end when I needed to.

Q. Was it the heat, as well? Did that get to you?
ANDY MURRAY: No. I mean, I played I mean, the conditions in Montréal and Cincinnati were a lot hotter than it was today, you know, so I didn't feel like the heat was too bad.
I don't think that was the problem.

Q. Had you prepared any differently in terms of what you ate or drank before?
ANDY MURRAY: No, I mean, it's just different. I mean, obviously, when you play the night matches, you know, even when it's a quick one, you're in bed at 2:00, you know. And then obviously having to change your routine a little bit, you know, playing earlier and having to eat at different times.
A lot of things you need to make sure you do properly. You know, even if you just get one of them wrong, it can have a bit of an effect. But, you know, I'll make sure that that doesn't happen.

Q. Is this perhaps the most fun Open for you? Because here in the States where you're not recognized as much, do you find you can enjoy New York City when you're not here?
ANDY MURRAY: I enjoy all of the slams for different reasons. You know, Wimbledon for me is nice away from the court, because at the end of the day you get to go back and sleep in your own bed and be at home. In some ways, that's very, very relaxing, compared to having to stay in hotels and whatnot.
I mean, I've always loved playing this tournament since I was young. I like the atmosphere here. I like New York as a city. You know, whether you get recognized or not to me doesn't make a huge difference on how much I enjoy a place or not.

Q. Do you get recognized here?
ANDY MURRAY: Yeah, yeah. Sometimes, yeah. I think, obviously, with the tennis being on, people are probably looking out for the tennis players a bit more.
We got a lot of Brits staying in our hotel, as well.

Q. Do you think you get enough respect for your success and how you play? Everybody talks about Roger's game, Rafa's game, Andy Roddick's game. Is that even an issue with you?
ANDY MURRAY: No, it's not really I guess not what I play for. I play for myself. It's not so much about what other people think. I don't know. I don't pay attention enough to know whether I do get respect or not.
I mean, by the amount of matches now that I'm playing on the center court, I think, you know I don't know if that makes a difference to the respect that I've got, but I very rarely play, you know, away from the big courts now.

Q. Considering the success you've had on hardcourts coming into the tournament, have you ever entered a Grand Slam feeling as good about your game? Talk about your state of mind, because you've had a tremendous summer season.
ANDY MURRAY: Yeah, this is my best surface. I mean, physically I think most of the players well, for me anyway, you go into Australia probably feeling the best all around. Mentally fresh, you know, physically you're going to be in good shape because you've just had the off season. You can make sure you prepare properly.
You know, here I've obviously played a lot of matches, so I feel match tight. But it's a long year. Mentally I feel fresh just now, but it's a little bit different to the start of the year.
But, you know, physically you just feel more match tight. You don't feel as sore sort of after the matches as maybe you do at the start of the year. It's a tough one to answer.

Q. Is it true that perhaps here you can kind of let it all hang out in that you don't have to preserve your body for a long season ahead because it is the conclusion of the season?
ANDY MURRAY: Yeah, I mean, obviously this is the most, I guess, important tournament until the end of the year. But the tour finals are still a big tournament. You know, got Davis Cup coming up, as well.
So there are still tournaments there that are, you know, important after the US Open. But, yeah, there's a part of that. You want to make sure you don't sort of have any regrets because it's sort of a good three, four months before the next Grand Slam comes around. So make sure you give it your best.

Q. From a corporate endorsement point of view, is this the most important of Grand Slams for endorsement money?
ANDY MURRAY: I have absolutely no idea. I don't know. Sorry.

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[Rio]

پیروزی راجر مبارک هواداران اسطوره تکرارناپذیر

[Abradat]

منم تبریک میگم برد مایسترو
انصافاً امروز راجر خیلی خوب بازی نکرد.
این پسر هر وقت سرویسش افت کرد بازیش هم افت کرده.امروز خوب برک شد.
هیوئیت هم خداییش خیلی خوب بود،توپای راجر رو عالی برگشت میداد.
در کل امروز فدرر نصف فدرر همیشگی بود،البته فکر کنم تو اون ساعت بازی کردن روی بازی هردوشون تأثیر گذاشته بود.

[Mohammad_Joulaei]

خب منم برد مقابل هویت رو تبریک میگم.انشاا... به امید قهرمانی راجر عزیز...

[Dreamfall]

نوشته اصلی توسط Abradat

منم تبریک میگم برد مایسترو
انصافاً امروز راجر خیلی خوب بازی نکرد.
این پسر هر وقت سرویسش افت کرد بازیش هم افت کرده.امروز خوب برک شد.
هیوئیت هم خداییش خیلی خوب بود،توپای راجر رو عالی برگشت میداد.
در کل امروز فدرر نصف فدرر همیشگی بود،البته فکر کنم تو اون ساعت بازی کردن روی بازی هردوشون تأثیر گذاشته بود.

من هم با این‌که راجر نصف بازی همیشگی‌اش را می‌کرد موافقم. در ست اول که «افتضاح» بازی کرد اما در ادامه به خودش آمد. بریک‌پوینت‌های متعددی را هم نجات داد اما در مقابل، هیوییت هم خیلی باقدرت و سریع بازی کرد و اگر می‌توانست سرویس‌های اول بیشتری را وارد زمین کند، نتیجه می‌توانست چیز دیگری باشد. البته خود راجر اظهار کرده بود که قدرت اصلی او در روز خودش را نشان می‌دهد (این از یکی از مصاحبه‌های او در آزاد استرالیای امسال بود). اگر اشتباه نکنم الآن در دیدارهای متقابل او از هیوییت ۱۶ بر ۷ پیش باشد.

[Afshin]

منم برد مایسترو رو تبریک میگم . . . راجر ست اول اصلا خوب بازی نکرد ولی بعد به خودش اومد و بازی بهتر ارائه کرد
در مجمعوع بدک نبود ولی من مطمئنم مثه رافا و اندی ، فدرر هم نمیخواست خیلی به خودش فشار بیاره
برد نوله هم مبارک آرسام جان

[PowerVu]

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