Ljudi sta mu vise zamerate? pa ima 20 godina a igrao zaredom dva polufinala GS turnira, treci je igrac sveta...polako ima vremena..padace i nadal i federer
mislim da ima veeelike sanse na US Openu jer je to ista podloga kao i u Majamiju, kada je i pobedio Nadala.A i rekao je da mu je to omiljena podloga..
ima vremena.. 

Jelena u finalu Miksa!

Jelena Janković je na samom startu Vimbldona bila pomalo i iznenađenja činjenicom da je Džejmi Mari izabrao baš nju za nastup u miks dublu. Naša teniserka nije bila veliki entuzijasta, ističući da joj je cilj da pre svega u singlu napravi dobar rezultat.

Tumbanje rasporeda zbog kiše, kao i činjenica da je završila takmičenje u singlu, ostavila je mogućnost Jankovićevoj da se u potpunosti koncentriše na nastup u dublu i tako sa svojim partnerom stigle do finala Gren Slem turnira u Vimbldonu, pošto je srpsko-britanski dubl bio bolji od kanadsko/srpsko-ruske kombinacije Danijel Nestor - Jelena Lihovceva sa 6:4, 4:6, 6:4.

Izvor: Sportska Centrala

Svaka čast našim teniserima i teniserkama. Idu odličnim putem.

Bravo majstori 

Nole nije bio povredjen (ako ne racunamo onaj zulj na malom prstu leve noge) vec premoren, tako da nije rizikovao nikakvu tezu povredu. Mislim da je mogao da proba, ipak je Vimbldon nezvanicno prvenstvo sveta u tenisu a i Nadal je mogao (mada tesko) da upadne u krizu zbog neprekidnog igranja.

A ja bih junakinjo vrlo rado istrcao na Vimbldonsku travu, samo da nisam malo zakasnio sa treninzima.

Povreda ledja...

Izgleda da je ipak u pitanju zulj


Blister Bursts Djokovic's Dream
   

Djokovic Treatment



Saturday, 7 July, 2007


An infected blister, back trouble and general exhaustion were the factors that forced Novak Djokovic to retire half way through his first Wimbledon semi-final against second seed Rafael Nadal.

The difficult decision was made by the 20-year-old Serb who claimed the first set, lost the second and was trailing 1-4 when he informed the umpire and Nadal that he could no longer carry on.

In fact, there was some doubt as to whether Djokovic would even be able to start the match. He had played the two longest singles matches at this year’s Championships - yesterday against Marcos Baghdatis and the day before against Lleyton Hewitt.

“I stopped because of the blister. It’s really infected,” he said after the match. “I didn’t sleep during the night because I had a lot of bleeding and everything, so I was barely walking this morning, you know, trying to do everything I can

“I really have to thank the doctors and physiotherapists for helping me out. They did their best and I did my best to get on the court. I was thinking should I go out and play? It was that serious.”

However, Djokovic admitted the blister was not the only ailment giving him trouble. “It was, again, my back which was a problem in the last couple of days and basically all of my body. If you see the time, the length of my matches in three days, you realise everything. It is impossible to hold on with the matches like that.”

He also felt the match scheduling played a part. “I’m really not happy with the way they [the All England Club] dealt with the schedule, really not happy,” he continued.

“The weather has been terrible here. It made our way more difficult – especially mine. I think I was the player who was suffering most from all of the players here in Wimbledon because I was basically on the schedule every day and I played really long matches, especially in the last three rounds.”

The Serb admitted his decision to concede was “disappointing” and he was sad the semi-final had to end in such a manner. But Djokovic added that the circumstances were “stronger than him” and he had to halt the game to prevent further injury, which could ultimately jeopardise his career.

In fact, the 20-year-old has decided to take the next two weeks off in an attempt to help his body recover. Instead, he is going to play just one tournament in Europe before he heads to Canada, Montreal, Cincinnati and the US Open.

“I’m going to try to reduce my tournaments as much as I can because I’ve played a lot. I’m not used to that. I had a really difficult season. No rest basically in six, seven months. I [haven’t] had four or five days off.”

Despite his disappointment at having to pull out of his first Wimbledon semi-final, Djokovic is determined to leave The Championships on a high note. “I’ve got to look on the positive side. I had the best two weeks in Wimbledon ever. I showed here that I really deserve being in the last four in Wimbledon and, I think, all the major tournaments.”

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e jebali ga zuljevi

Ima Nole žulj na mozgu.
Šteta jer je fenomenalan igrač.

 

on ima tu powredu ledja jos odawno,a iako je zulj mala powreda nalazi sa na njemu nezgodnom mjestu,jer mora da trci stalno,a on je izjawio da nije mogao da hoda a ne da trci,tako da je bio u prawu kad je predao mec,ali mi je zao sto se to desilo jer je rekao da mu je zelja da se nadje sa nadalom u polufinalu vimbledona gdje su mu welike sanse da ga pobijedi,i da je nastawio tempom s kojim je poceo sigurno bi ga pobijedio...da on nema tih stalnih powreda prestigao bi on i nadala,mada za to ima narednih 6-7 a ako ne wise godina,gledacemo mi noleta jos duuugo...