Roger Federer

[Boxy]

majice za trening, skroz su dobre 

ipak znaju nesto ovi iz uniqla  

 

 

[wrach]

Ne mogu da verujem da se Nike nije ranije setio... Odlicna fora

[Милица]

Ja sam jedva skontala u cemu je fora

[Boxy]

uniqlo se konacno pokrenuo 

 

 

 

Edited May 20, 2019 by Boxy

[Marko]

Glavna boja nije bas najatraktivnija, but thats just me

[Boxy]

Ni meni se ne svidja toliko boja, ali u odnosu na prve slike, ovo je odlicno

[alcesta]

Pretpostavljam da po ugovoru ne sme da izvrda i izađe na meč u majici za treninge? To bi bilo skroz kul 

[Boxy]

stigao 

 

 

i moram da kazem, oprema izgleda odlicno 

Edited May 21, 2019 by Boxy

[Boxy]

duks savrsen 

 

[zoe Bg]

Prugasta majica 

[Boxy]

i nove patike 

 

[Petar 91]

Sorc mi je jedino bezveze zbog boje.

[alcesta]

Pa boja je bez veze i tu nema pomoći, ali OK su ove verzije kao majica ili duks gde je ima u najmanjoj mgućoj meri.

[Boxy]

Meni se vise svidja kombinacija kad je majica te neke braon boje a sorc krem, nego obrnuto.

[Boxy]

nije mu lako 

 

 

[dekkard]

6 hours ago, Boxy said:

i nove patike 

 

I malo se useca u doope. Il je obukao manji broj.

[Boxy]

Taj deo je savrsen, nista ja tu ne bi menjala 

 

ali patike su genijalne, davno nije imao ovako dobre patike 

 

[Милица]

Patike su stvarno za desetku👍nego ko mu ovu desnu carapu obuvao? Da nisu klinci umesali prste u tatin styling

[Boxy]

sa Rogerovog IG, Mirka sve bolje i bolje izgleda 

 

[alcesta]

Ona sve mlađa i mlađa  

[noćna frajla]

Mislim da se zategla ili sta vec, ali sto da ne, super izgleda.

[Boxy]

pre 20 godina, 1999., prvi nastup na RGu 

 

Edited May 23, 2019 by Boxy

[Boxy]

 

[alcesta]

Jako dobra trenerka 

Taman za W nemaju mnogo da menjaju 

[Boxy]

Intervju za NY TImes, najzanimljiviji delovi 

 

ovo sam vec prenela u RG temi, pravi je starac Foco od stotinu ljeta 

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Roger Federer had just finished his soup and was dubious.
“Come on!” he said. “Nobody else left?”
No, not a soul.
Of the 128 players who took part in the 1999 French Open singles tournament, Federer is the last one still playing singles on tour.
Though another French Open title for Federer remains unlikely, he takes pride in being back in the arena. Of the 127 other men who played singles in 1999, his former rival Lleyton Hewitt is the only one who is still playing occasionally on tour, and that is only in doubles. While the Norwegian Christian Ruud was in the draw with Federer in 1999, the only Ruud in the draw this year is Christian’s 20-year-old son, Casper.

 

O prvom mecu na RGu, protiv Raftera i o tome kako se tada ponasao i kako je resio da promeni ponasanje na terenu 

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His opponent on May 25, 1999, was Patrick Rafter, the net-rushing Australian then ranked No. 3 in the world. Though Federer did come out swinging and win the first set, he struggled to win games after that, losing, 5-7, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2, in the sunshine on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
“After the first set, he got the hang of how I play and he, like, sliced and diced me,” Federer said in an interview last month.

The easy power, variety and fluidity already were evident, as was his signature penchant for letting his gaze linger on the point of contact after striking the ball. But if the manner looks familiar, the manners do not. He was volatile and occasionally volcanic then: yelling “Come on!” to berate himself rather than encourage himself and even chucking his racket after getting passed by Rafter early in the third set.

“And this was probably very controlled me in that ’99 match,” Federer said. “Imagine me not against Rafter, not on Lenglen and on some outside court. I was probably much more explosive because the respect for the place wouldn’t be the same. There, I knew it was like live TV, 12,000 people. So it was: ‘O.K., keep it together Roger. Keep it together.’ So I was on my best behavior in that match!”

Federer was working with the Switzerland-based sports psychologist Chris Marcolli to manage his emotions.

“I started to feel uncomfortable after a while when you are on TV like this, and I’d see the highlights,” Federer said. “You throw the racket in the corner and you are so frustrated and disappointed, and it’s just a bad look. And I said: ‘It just looks stupid and silly. Let’s get your act together a little bit.’ It took me a long time, but it was interesting.”

 

 

I za kraj, o penziji i o tome da je nikako ne planira, pa cak je vec sad pricao sa timom o sezoni na sljaci za sledecu godinu 

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Logically, there has been speculation that this is a farewell visit, one more chance to commune with the unpredictable Roland Garros public that has treated him much better than it has treated most through the decades.

“I usually go one year at a time, and the other day I just spoke with my team about the clay-court season next year,” he said. “I was asking, ‘Anybody have any ideas yet?’”

Knowing Federer’s orderly ways, it is difficult to imagine that he has not planned his retirement down to the last gold watch. But he insisted that he was handling the process as he would an extended rally: trusting his instincts.

“I heard rumors that people said I definitely wanted to play the Tokyo Olympics next year, and that’s when I’m going to retire, but I never said anything like that,” he said. “I really don’t know. I always said, ‘The more I think about retirement, the more I am already retired.’ People ask me, what are you going to do next? And I say, ‘Well, in a way I’m not quite sure, because I feel if I plan everything for my post-career, I feel like I’m halfway there.’ I think it would not affect my performance per se, but maybe my overall desire to want to do well.”

 

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/24/sports/roger-federer-french-open.html