williams das arrogante weib soll mal schön gegen keys rausgehen. aber wenn sie zurückliegt wird ihr bestimmt aufeinmal schwindelig oder sonstwas um den gegner rauszubringen...so wie immer wenns eng wird
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und das vor heimischen publikum (the show must go on) 
aber jetzt darf das thiem match auch gerne mal los gehen!!
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Original von Clinicaldead
Nice Comeback von Young. Herrlich, richtiger Ghetto Nigga, der Typ
Weil Troickis Beine nicht mehr wollen. Ließ die sich ja massieren. Hab die Odds da die ganze Zeit nicht so verstanden.
Strycova ist ne intelligente, taktische Spielerin. Wenn die gut in Form ist, wird sie Lisicki doch besiegen?
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Glaube nicht das Lisicki verliert... aber man weiss nie bei der. Die Gegnerin ist glaube ich auch eher Doppelspielerin.
Federer vorhin im Interview nach dem Kohlschreiber match zu seiner neuen Returntechnik, epic 
Q. I haven't had a chance to ask you about this new rushing forward on returns.
ROGER FEDERER: Right.
Q. Can you explain about the derivation of how you came up with it, whose idea it was? I have also seen some people worried about what you all called it, if you could explain that a little.
ROGER FEDERER: So when I arrived in Cincinnati, I arrived, I don't know what time it was, maybe after lunchtime, and then I went for a hit. It was Benoit Paire. He had like an ear problem. I was tired from jet lag. We were tired and practicing on center court, which was great. Last year I couldn't practice on center court before my first match. This time I had plenty of time. I think it was Friday and Saturday, I guess. So I put in a lot of hours on center court. But that time I was very tired and he was tired, and at the end we said, Well, let's still play some games just because it feels like it's the right thing to do. I was going to stop already, but Severin said, Play a few games get used to the conditions. I said, Whatever. Let's play some games. And, yeah, at the end we were just kidding around almost, and that's when I said, Okay, I'm going to chip and charge and just keep the points short. I'm tired. I want to get off the court soon anyway. That's when I started to run in and hit returns. I hit a couple for a winner. They were like ridiculous. He laughed, I laughed, Severin laughed. Then I did it again in the next practice just to see if it actually would still work again. Then I tried it the next practice and it still worked. That's what Severin said, Well, what about using it in a match? I was like, Really? (Laughter.) So he pushed me to keep using it and not shy away from using it on big moments, and not just because you don't know how you look with a full stadium. He was actually the one who pushed, you know, pushed me to it. And because we were always talking about that tactic, as well, we sort of came up with that name, you, know, sneak attack by Roger, ^ saber. I don't know. Call it Fed attack, call it whatever you want, but I thought it was kind of funny. And, yeah, today again it worked a couple of times. I didn't get that many second serves when I thought I could use it, but moving forward it's an option. Clearly I'm very happy it worked so well in Cincy.
Wawrinka raged schon ;-)
"Wenn du nicht mit Wissen überzeugen kannst, verwirre mit Schwachsinn" 
aber geile Sache den Schläger (oder was davon übrig ist^^) direkt ins Publikum zu verschenken
Wawrinka dieser Trottel... der lässt teilweise so viel Kraft und Zeit gegen vermeintlich schwächere Gegner. Da fehlt ihm irgendwie die Einstellung um solche Spiele schnell und sauber abzuwickeln.
Donald ftw 
Scheiß Wawrinka. Ich wette nie wieder auf ihn wenn er gegen Underdogs spielt.
Original von Scooop
Federer vorhin im Interview nach dem Kohlschreiber match zu seiner neuen Returntechnik, epicQ. I haven't had a chance to ask you about this new rushing forward on returns.
ROGER FEDERER: Right.
Q. Can you explain about the derivation of how you came up with it, whose idea it was? I have also seen some people worried about what you all called it, if you could explain that a little.
ROGER FEDERER: So when I arrived in Cincinnati, I arrived, I don't know what time it was, maybe after lunchtime, and then I went for a hit. It was Benoit Paire. He had like an ear problem. I was tired from jet lag. We were tired and practicing on center court, which was great. Last year I couldn't practice on center court before my first match. This time I had plenty of time. I think it was Friday and Saturday, I guess. So I put in a lot of hours on center court. But that time I was very tired and he was tired, and at the end we said, Well, let's still play some games just because it feels like it's the right thing to do. I was going to stop already, but Severin said, Play a few games get used to the conditions. I said, Whatever. Let's play some games. And, yeah, at the end we were just kidding around almost, and that's when I said, Okay, I'm going to chip and charge and just keep the points short. I'm tired. I want to get off the court soon anyway. That's when I started to run in and hit returns. I hit a couple for a winner. They were like ridiculous. He laughed, I laughed, Severin laughed. Then I did it again in the next practice just to see if it actually would still work again. Then I tried it the next practice and it still worked. That's what Severin said, Well, what about using it in a match? I was like, Really? (Laughter.) So he pushed me to keep using it and not shy away from using it on big moments, and not just because you don't know how you look with a full stadium. He was actually the one who pushed, you know, pushed me to it. And because we were always talking about that tactic, as well, we sort of came up with that name, you, know, sneak attack by Roger, ^ saber. I don't know. Call it Fed attack, call it whatever you want, but I thought it was kind of funny. And, yeah, today again it worked a couple of times. I didn't get that many second serves when I thought I could use it, but moving forward it's an option. Clearly I'm very happy it worked so well in Cincy.
link zum ganzn interview?thx
Original von sphynx00
Original von Scooop
Federer vorhin im Interview nach dem Kohlschreiber match zu seiner neuen Returntechnik, epicQ. I haven't had a chance to ask you about this new rushing forward on returns.
ROGER FEDERER: Right.
Q. Can you explain about the derivation of how you came up with it, whose idea it was? I have also seen some people worried about what you all called it, if you could explain that a little.
ROGER FEDERER: So when I arrived in Cincinnati, I arrived, I don't know what time it was, maybe after lunchtime, and then I went for a hit. It was Benoit Paire. He had like an ear problem. I was tired from jet lag. We were tired and practicing on center court, which was great. Last year I couldn't practice on center court before my first match. This time I had plenty of time. I think it was Friday and Saturday, I guess. So I put in a lot of hours on center court. But that time I was very tired and he was tired, and at the end we said, Well, let's still play some games just because it feels like it's the right thing to do. I was going to stop already, but Severin said, Play a few games get used to the conditions. I said, Whatever. Let's play some games. And, yeah, at the end we were just kidding around almost, and that's when I said, Okay, I'm going to chip and charge and just keep the points short. I'm tired. I want to get off the court soon anyway. That's when I started to run in and hit returns. I hit a couple for a winner. They were like ridiculous. He laughed, I laughed, Severin laughed. Then I did it again in the next practice just to see if it actually would still work again. Then I tried it the next practice and it still worked. That's what Severin said, Well, what about using it in a match? I was like, Really? (Laughter.) So he pushed me to keep using it and not shy away from using it on big moments, and not just because you don't know how you look with a full stadium. He was actually the one who pushed, you know, pushed me to it. And because we were always talking about that tactic, as well, we sort of came up with that name, you, know, sneak attack by Roger, ^ saber. I don't know. Call it Fed attack, call it whatever you want, but I thought it was kind of funny. And, yeah, today again it worked a couple of times. I didn't get that many second serves when I thought I could use it, but moving forward it's an option. Clearly I'm very happy it worked so well in Cincy.
link zum ganzn interview?thx
http://www.usopen.org/en_US/video/2015-09-05/c61j04p0kep7bm1bz4sqjmlzlybjjfit.html?chip=26
ab min 4:40
Kleines Fazit zu Session 11 und 12:
Mit großer Vorfreude sehr früh am grandstand gewesen, um sich einen guten Platz für Tomic - Gasquet zu sichern. War klar, dass Gasquet weiterkommt, aber mit 4 Sätzen hatte ich schon gerechnet. Was der Australier dann aber veranstaltet hat und wie er sich präsentiert hat, vor allem die Körpersprache, war eine absolute Frechheit.
Danach habe ich mir gegönnt, wie Kohlschreiber klar in 3 Sätzen dominiert wurde und endlich raus ist.
Errani würde wahrscheinlich bei den Bambini verlieren, wenn sie ständig Aufschlagspiele hätte.
Dass Mozzarellamops Kerber und Schönheitsprinzessin Barthel rausfliegen, war bei dem Zustand, in dem sich das deutsche Tennis befindet, leider abzusehen.
Schöne Matches waren Troicki - Young und Penetta - Cetkovska. Zur Krönung des Samstags schafft es BummBumm-Bine wahrscheinlich noch, gegen die unsympathische Strycova rauszufliegen. Zuzutrauen wäre es ihr!
Da tröstet mich nur, dass morgen früh ein Doppel mit The one and only Tommy Haas ansteht!
Original von hadra
Kleines Fazit zu Session 11 und 12:Mit großer Vorfreude sehr früh am grandstand gewesen, um sich einen guten Platz für Tomic - Gasquet zu sichern. War klar, dass Gasquet weiterkommt, aber mit 4 Sätzen hatte ich schon gerechnet. Was der Australier dann aber veranstaltet hat und wie er sich präsentiert hat, vor allem die Körpersprache, war eine absolute Frechheit.
Danach habe ich mir gegönnt, wie Kohlschreiber klar in 3 Sätzen dominiert wurde und endlich raus ist.
Errani würde wahrscheinlich bei den Bambini verlieren, wenn sie ständig Aufschlagspiele hätte.
Dass Mozzarellamops Kerber und Schönheitsprinzessin Barthel rausfliegen, war bei dem Zustand, in dem sich das deutsche Tennis befindet, leider abzusehen.
Schöne Matches waren Troicki - Young und Penetta - Cetkovska. Zur Krönung des Samstags schafft es BummBumm-Bine wahrscheinlich noch, gegen die unsympathische Strycova rauszufliegen. Zuzutrauen wäre es ihr!
Da tröstet mich nur, dass morgen früh ein Doppel mit The one and only Tommy Haas ansteht!
barthe spiel hab ich nicht gesehen. aber kerber hat schon geliefert. azarenka war einfach nur unglaublich stark.
war das beste match am gestrigen tag mmn.
Bezweifle auch nicht, dass Kerber geliefert hat. Nur bin ich kein BVB-Fan, der mit der reinen Lieferung zufrieden ist. Am Ende steht für mich die Belohnung, im Tennis also das Resultat. Bestes Beispiel Fognini - er hat geliefert und sich belohnt. Und deswegen bin ich mit dem heutigen Tag aus deutscher Sicht überhaupt nicht zufrieden.
Ich verlange keinen Titelaspiranten, das geht bei den Big3/4 eh nicht. Aber einen Spieler ala Tsonga, Berdych oder Cilic, der mal in ein GS Halbfinale vorstoßen kann, wäre schön.
Lisicki dreht grad völlig durch, bin gespannt wie es ausgeht. Frauentennis ist schlimmer als der Stars rng.