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Ne vrti se sve oko Djokovica, a ispod stoji tvit u kojem se spominje Beretini, logicno je da se ON odnosi na njega.

Kakve veze ima kovid sa njegovom povredom? Moje pitanje se odnosi da li igrac moze da nastavi da igra ovaj turnir, ako preda jedan mec (u samom toku meca) ili to automatski znaci da se povukao sa turnira?

A on moze da igra i dalje

Izdominirao je na ovom turniru, strasno kako igra momak. Ovo je bilo pre danasnje pobede

Ipak je novo

Valjda je ovo novo, a ne neka izjava od pre 2 godine

Zna pizza, pasta, gelato

Hahahaah, Italijani, sta ocekivati E, dosad je u Torinu haos od organizacije, stvarno se ne zna ko pije, a ko plaća, ali neću vas mnogo daviti time. Za razliku od ostalih turnira, nije bilo nikoga ko bi nas uputio, pokazao gde je pres-centar, a skoro niko ne govori engleski, što smo i očekivali.

Jos jedan intervju, doduse mislim da su sve ovo delovi velikog intervjua koji je dao za neki casopis, pa ostali preuzimaju. Ovde je uglavnom pricao o deci He describes it as a “Herculean task” to combine his tennis career with the role of a family man - while constantly traveling from one place to the next. The well-being of the four offspring, however, always comes first. “No matter where we are: it is important to us to create a 'home away from home feeling' for the children,” says Federer. “They always have their play area and we practice rituals. We try to do as much as possible as we did last time. Same great playground in Australia, same tree in Central Park. Children love that! " But it would have been difficult on its own. Mirka is a great mother, says Federer enthusiastically about his wife. And as a wife, she also receives the best grades from her husband. “Sometimes I would read the bedtime story from the massage table. But when it really gets too much for me, Mirka keeps my back free and says: ‹You just lie down now.› » The Federers are very familiar with being in a small space as a family. After the legendary Wimbledon final in 2019 against Novak Djokovic, they went camping together. On the morning after the final that was lost in the end, a trip through Appenzell should start. But that was a little too late for the children. “The kids were so excited and wanted to sleep in it the night before they left. I just thought, 'Oh, no. Please do not! I just want to go to my bed! '"No question who got the upper hand. Even after the historic 5-hour crime thriller, the children had no mercy on Dad. "Of course there were six of us spent the night in the camper." "I've never subordinated everything to tennis," he says. The children notice that too: for a long time they “had no idea how I was classified. At some point they found out from their friends that their daddy was once number one in the world. They were pretty amazed, ”says Roger with a laugh. «We always tried to shield the children as much as possible. We have never made my success a big topic. " «The children never really noticed that I was also here to play tennis. They had the feeling that we were just for fun in New York. " https://www.schweizer-illustrierte.ch/people/swiss-stars/federers-hatten-angst-als-zwillingseltern-zu-versagen

A i uklapa se, medj' ovim klincima je deka

Nista od Feliksa i titule, Shapo dobio 6:4 7:5

Djokovic koji je medju najmladjima na slici je ostao najduze, vau bas neocekivano

Kontaveit unistila Pliskovu, 6:4 6:0

Jos jedan intervju https://www.blick.ch/sport/tennis/tue-mich-schwer-damit-aufzuhoeren-roger-federer-laesst-tief-blicken-id16981995.html Roger Federer on ... ... defeats at a young age «I was always extremely sad after a loss. Sometimes I howled all the way home to Basel. (...) No matter how hard my parents talked into me, none of that would have helped. So they made me cry. Looking back, I was a bit crazy back then. " ... his outbursts of anger «I was a spirited boy and liked to show emotions. But the outbursts of anger only took place on the tennis court. My family, my friends have told me that I am acting impossible. 'Don't be so stupid!' They said. And: ‹There are also others who can play well.› » ... his change when he became a professional at the age of 16 «I knew: I cannot and will no longer behave like before. I am speaking of my basic negative attitude. This constant wailing, this lamenting, that had to stop. This way you don't win games and certainly not a tournament! I knew I had to make a change. An inner change. " ... his towel trick «How can I just ignore a bad point? One trick that helped me a lot was the one with the towel. A baby has a cozy blanket or a cuddly bear. My coach said I needed something like that. Something that helps me to withdraw into my world for a brief moment. (...) From now on it was said: You can get excited for three seconds. Then you run to the Tüechli. Then this is the moment all for you. (...) Very easy. But very effective. For me it has become a ritual. Lost point, first reflex - towel. But later it was also because of all the sweating (laughs). " ... Mirka's early retirement “She had this injury on her foot. At that time I said to her: 'just stop! Why the stress? ›Really cool. As if it were the easiest decision in the world (laughs). Today I think: Am I crazy? I still play tournaments myself at 40 and find it difficult to quit. " ... the forgotten game «It has even happened before that Mirka - and she may not be happy that I am telling you this - called me during a match. She had completely forgotten that I was playing (laughs). That's exactly what I like about her, that's Mirka's charm: If she's in tennis, then she's in. And when she is outside, she can break away from it very well. " ... the tour life with children “Traveling with the whole family is not ideal in many ways. And then the girls were born. Twins! That gave us an unbelievable horror. I really thought we weren't going to get that straight. (...) I am really proud that we made it. But it is a Herculean task! " ... the good fortune to be Swiss “That is perhaps a bit exaggerated, but it took three Wimbledon victories for the people here to realize: 'Hey, it's really good!' Sometimes it's a shame when the euphoria is greater abroad than at home. (...) I am very lucky that I grew up in Switzerland and that I can still live this normality here today. That made me who I am today. " ... his legacy «I hope I will be remembered as a casual, cool, good tennis player. And as a person, I hope that I was able to set an example that, even if you are successful, you can treat people with decency, attitude and fairness. " ... the best possible end to a career «That doesn't exist for me! But I wish that I can choose the moment myself. I am sure I will know when that moment comes. I am not afraid of the time after my professional career. It will be a smooth transition. Mirka and I managed the life balance between tennis, family and friends incredibly well. That is what almost makes me most proud. Because what is ultimately really important in life? "

Zanimljivo, ali bas bode oci sto nema Fedovog fh

On je bas iznenadjenje, njega definitivno nisam ocekivala u SF, a inace Alkaraz je za klasu iznad svih.

Ne, nisam na tebe mislila niti sam komentarisala tvoj post.

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Cemu ovakav post? Sad nije dosta vredjati samo Rogera, nego idemo na next level i vredjamo roditelje, a usput Robert nista problematicno nije izjavio. A da ne pricam da je davao intervju na engleskom, a ne na nemackom...

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Jos da prodje Rinderknech i da vidimo kako ce Feliks da nadje nacin da ne osvoji titulu

Intervju Roberta Federera za italijanski sky sport, moze da se gleda ali uz vpn https://sport.sky.it/tennis/2021/11/10/un-treno-chiamato-federer-intervista-video Povod je onaj tramvaj koji saobraca po Bazelu, poprilicno je uopsten intervju, jedino sto je rekao, a da je vezano za oporavak je