Re: Rafael Nadal. Życie i twórczość.
: 07 lut 2013, 23:47
Ale ja nie rozumiem. Po co się tym przejmować? Przecież to Onet. Tam poziom trollingu sięga Himalajów. Szkoda na to czasu.
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Racja. Ale jak ktoś próbuje przenieść ten poziom na TO forum, to niech znajdzie się odważny (moderator ?_) , który powie NIE !!@przemusiowa pisze:Ale ja nie rozumiem. Po co się tym przejmować? Przecież to Onet. Tam poziom trollingu sięga Himalajów. Szkoda na to czasu.
A gdzie coś takiego się wydarzyło? Nic nie przeczytałam tutaj w takim tonie jak to wypisują różni ludzie na forum Onetu.Nadalito pisze:Racja. Ale jak ktoś próbuje przenieść ten poziom na TO forum, to niech znajdzie się odważny (moderator ?_) , który powie NIE !!@
Nadalito pisze:Ostatnio na śmietnikowym onecie nazywasz Nadala "el spaślako" (lookaschh). Może na tym forum podzieliłbyś się kilkoma dowcipami nt. Rafy ?jonathan pisze: Nadal przyciśnięty do muru zaczął spalać się psychicznie. Widok upokorzonego Hiszpana i niezniszczalnego wcześniej monumentu, który wreszcie runął, był bezcenny.
Nie za duży jesteś na takie zabawy?Nadalito pisze:Racja. Ale jak ktoś próbuje przenieść ten poziom na TO forum, to niech znajdzie się odważny (moderator ?_) , który powie NIE !!@przemusiowa pisze:Ale ja nie rozumiem. Po co się tym przejmować? Przecież to Onet. Tam poziom trollingu sięga Himalajów. Szkoda na to czasu.
Right. Trochę jestem na to za duży (a z pewnością za stary). Potraktuj to jako zabawęRobertinho pisze: Nie za duży jesteś na takie zabawy?Tropienie czyichś wpisów na innych forach to troszkę niepoważne jest.
http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis ... valry.aspx2013 Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters Final, ATP World Tour Masters 1000, Monte-Carlo, clay, Djokovic d. Nadal 62 76(1)
Novak Djokovic didn’t think he would compete at the tournament due to a foot injury. By the time he reached the final for the third time (also 2009, 2012), the World No. 1 was firing on all cylinders. Nadal, the eight-time defending champion, who was on a 46-match winning streak at the Monte-Carlo Country Club, had been equally as impressive. Their 34th FedEx ATP Head2Head meeting had all the ingredients of a classic. Djokovic raced into a 5-0 lead, dropping just 12 points. When he converted his eighth set point to clinch the 48-minute opener, the crowd started to wonder if Nadal’s reign was about to end. In a high-quality second set, which included fourth breaks of serve, both players showed great mental strength. But it was Djokovic who remained cool in the tie-break to win his 14 ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title and 37th trophy overall. The one-hour and 52-minte victory also meant that Djokovic has become the first player to beat Nadal three times in a clay-court final. He also ended Nadal’s 81-match winning streak on clay in the month of April. His last loss on clay in April had come on 8 April 2005 to Igor Andreev in the Valencia quarter-finals.
http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis ... valry.aspx2013 Roland Garros SF, Grand Slam, Paris, clay, Nadal d. Djokovic 64 36 61 67(3) 97
Both players were competing for a shot at history. Djokovic was attempting to have a shot at winning his first Roland Garros crown, which would make him the eighth man in tennis history to complete the career Grand Slam. Nadal was going for an eighth title in Paris. Djokovic had dealt Nadal a harsh defeat in their previous meeting at the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters, where he ended the Spaniard’s 46-match winning streak at the event. Did it weigh on Nadal’s mind? The Spaniard was two points from victory when he led 6-5, 30/15 in the fourth set, but he tightened up and Djokovic fought back into contention. Nadal then came back from a 2-4 deficit in the drama-filled fifth set, which lasted 87 minutes, to give the match an enthralling finish. The semi-final last four hours and 37 minutes and kept alive Nadal’s 21-match winning streak. It was only the second five-set match Nadal had played at the major, with the first being a first-round win over John Isner in 2011.
http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis ... valry.aspx2013 Rogers Cup, Montreal, hard, Nadal d. Djokovic 64 36 76(2)
With both players locked in a months-long fight for the year-end No. 1 Emirates ATP Ranking, the Coupe Rogers semi-final in August between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal took on added significance. Nadal entered with an eight-match hard-court winning streak, while Djokovic played what he called “as close to perfection as you can be” in a quarter-final rout of Richard Gasquet the day before. It would be their 36th overall meeting, which tied Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe for the most in the Open Era. The match began with an immediate break of serve by Nadal, who capitalised on a few ill-timed Djokovic double faults to race out to the early lead. Djokovic’s forehand was uncharacteristically misfiring in the early stages and Nadal took full advantage.
The Serb would fight back, however, leveling the match at a set apiece with a late break, reeling off five straight points from 40/0 down. The match would come down to a deciding tie-break, with Nadal quickly opening a 6-0 lead and converting on his third match point. The Spaniard would advance to his 36th ATP World Tour Masters 1000 final, in which he would chase his fourth such title of the year. He hoisted the trophy in Indian Wells, Madrid and Rome. The loss snapped Djokovic’s streak of 13 consecutive match victories at the Coupe Rogers, having won the previous two titles there.
http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis ... valry.aspx2013 US Open Final, Grand Slam, New York, hard, Nadal d. Djokovic 62 36 64 61
In their third US Open final meeting (also 2010-11) and an Open Era record 37th meeting, Nadal exerted the early pressure, but it was Djokovic who turned the tables in the sixth game of the second set. The intensity rose early in the third set, as Djokovic broke Nadal in the third game only for Nadal to bounce back for 3-3 and ultimately break once again. Nadal stretched his lead to 3-0 in the fourth set and by the time he celebrated his 13th major crown, Djokovic had committed 53 unforced errors. Spaniard dominated the extended rallies of five shots or more, winning 64 of 111 such points. The World No. 2 was lethal in the return game as well, converting on seven of 12 break point chances. Queen Sofia of Spain congratulated Nadal in the locker room after winning his second US Open crown.
Byłbyś tak miły i pokazał mi cytat?jonathan pisze:Zresztą na konferencji prasowej po ostatnim zwycięstwie sam powiedział, że przed finałem US Open 2011 siedział w szatni i miał poważne wątpliwości, czy uda mu się jeszcze pokonać Novaka.
Myślę, że Cronin jest wiarygodnym źródłem:robpal pisze:Byłbyś tak miły i pokazał mi cytat?
Matt Cronin pisze:Nadal: 'I remember before final of 2011 US Open I was in locker room & I was not convinced I would have the chance to win vs Novak'
Miał na myśli tamten finał. Chyba po prostu niefortunnie użyłem słowa "jeszcze".robpal pisze:No to co innego miał na myśli.