Thursday, September 30, 2010

How Much Language Is In Mw2

Oh Yes, puntazo!

Federer hits a puntazo against Dabul at the U.S. Open.









Oh yes!

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Internship At Island Def Jam Uk

Nadal in tennis Olympians. Nadal wins Wimbledon


Rafa won the September 14th Grand Slam that was missing, having won in France five times (which are few), twice a Wimbledon and Australia, with this situation in the top.

The final was against Novak Djokovic, who won 6-4,5-7,6-4 and 6-2.

The game started with intensity and that Rafa won the first two games, but Djokovic won the third, but lost the fifth, winning the first set Nadal.

In the second, Djokovic was more aggressive and precise, thus winning the second race.
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Djokovic took the lead, but rallied to a 4-4 Rafa a thunderstorm delayed the game almost two hours, but eventually won the Serb winning 7-5.

In the next two Nadal won 6-2, 6-4 win.

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

The Shrine Of Matrixpress For Zeronove

again ...


Rafa Nadal managed to win his second Wimbledon and is increasing its distance in the ATP rankings, because the Spaniard tennis player could not play the tournament the season because of a knee injury and therefore has added the highest possible score .

Tomas Berdych reached the moral through the roof, he was to play his first final of a Grand Slam, had also managed to beat Djokovic and Federer in previous rounds, and of course the Czech recalled that it was not the first time I could bitter English, because years ago silenced all Madrid Masters beating in that city, but Wimbledon is not the same and Rafa Nadal proved to have a game almost infallible.

The Spaniard knew when to push to make the final break, because in the first set he did in the seventh game, getting the lead for good, well known bear in the second set to break the four balls he had in his possession Berdych, and the third was much higher than its rival, no longer know what to do to overcome an inspired Nadal, who thus added his second Wimbledon and dreams of winning the big one that is missing in his resume, the U.S. Open.

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Bestest Pokemon Deluge

The longest tennis match in history, and the largest number of records broken ...

Isner won the U.S. on Thursday Frenchman Mahut in the longest game in history, eleven hours over three days.

The result was a thrilling 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 (7 / 9), 7-6 (7 / 9) and 70 - 68.

These are the most important facts and figures of this:

-183: the number of sets played, a world record, well above the previous mark achieved by the Americans Pancho Gonzales and Charlie Pasarell, also at Wimbledon in 1969.

-138: the number of games in the fifth set, another record that far exceeded the previous 48 games, played in a fourth set (25-23) between Australian John Newcombe and Marty Riessen in U.S. Open United States 1969.

-112: the number of aces of John Isner, surpassing the previous record of 78 Croatian Ivo Karlovic, succeeded last year in Davis Cup against Czech Radek Stepanek. Mahut also beat Karlovic record with 103 aces.

-215: number of aces accumulated by the two players, more than twice that total (96) Karlovic and Stepanek. Last year, in the Wimbledon final, won 16-14 in the fifth set against Roger Federer Andy Roddick, the two rivals reached a total of 77 aces, the fourth record in history.

-246: the number of winning balls Isner (244 to Mahut). Another amazing figure because it is considered that reach 100 winners in a match ball is a great result. The vast majority of these 'winners' were achieved in the service.