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Nole vs Murray  惺惺相惜

6-3  3-6  6-7  6-1  7-5

47+ 65+ 88+ 25+ 65 = 290  4hrs50mins

比賽看點還增加了

Jelena Ristic vs Kim Sears

Marian Vadja vs Ivan Lendl

真的是很長很長很長的一場網球馬拉松比賽

雖然長度來說  沒有前年美國大砲在溫布頓所創的那麼的長

可是在內容上來說  這兩位好朋友動不動就來個馬拉松式的長程對抽 真的

不要說打球的人

連看球的人都好~~~~~累

比賽剛開始的時候 球迷還在外頭拜年呢

球迷八點的時候 跟幾位朋友晚餐 

一邊等菜一邊偷看手機上的澳網即時轉播

在場正在攻讀體育相關碩士學位的老師朋友忍不住就說 

她深深覺得 球迷比她還適合去念這門科系

因為她純粹是為了多張文憑  教師薪水會提高這樣的出發點念書

而球迷 卻是從小就對觀看各種體育節目充滿了熱情

前一陣子朋友說 要找人惡補羽球  球迷就虧她 是否要找人教她發球

讓她大為吃驚  驚訝球迷怎麼可以立刻說中她的痛點 

朋友們送球迷回家之後 球賽竟然都還沒打完

這實在是太史詩級的比賽了

最後一盤  當寶貝在自己的決勝盤的決勝分沒有掌握住

被Murray追到5-5之後  球迷要老實招認

從那時起球迷就刻意的拿起手機玩起了電玩 

等到勝負已分 才"膽敢"好好的將先前錄下的內容 重頭開始看起~~~

前一天 Nadal vs Federer的比賽也是精彩連連

哪想到隔一天的寶貝與他的哥兒們也不惶多讓

還是要為這兩位好朋友好好的喝采 

另外

過敏體質的寶貝 雖然克服了麵粉中某個過敏原---可以選擇不吃來避開

卻無法克服氣候上的過敏問題---花粉症

每到花粉紛飛的季節 呼吸不順暢的問題是一點辦法都沒有的

週日晚上要跟Nadal對決 

是否還會貢獻一場史詩級的比賽呢

Nadal一定會豁出去的火力全開吧

寶貝究竟招架的了嗎?

以下是The Guardian上 Kevin Mitchell所寫 以不同主角的角度所寫的報導文章節錄

還蠻有意思的

 Nole的角度

Novak Djokovic braced for another physical battle against Rafael NadalThe Serb's epic semi-final against Andy Murray left him breathless but he will need no motivation in the final

Andy Murray sent his old friend Novak Djokovic on his way into the final of the 2012 Australian against Rafael Nadal on Sunday with a bit of Caledonian whimsy when he predicted: "He'll be tired, that's for sure."

 "There is no secret it is going to be physical again," Djokovic said. "I will do my best to recover. I have a day and a half. I will try to get as much sleep [as possible] and my recovery programme under way and hope for the best. That's going to be crucial, for me to recover and to be able to perform my best, because Rafa is fit. He's been playing well. He had an extra day. He definitely wants to win this title."

 That match revealed, too, the world No2's hunger after a 2011 campaign in which Djokovic beat him six times – all in finals, two of them in grand slam events. This will be their third straight showdown for a major title.

 His semi-final against Murray was, if anything, tougher, although Djokovic says, "I had a couple matches in New York against Roger in the last couple years which can be compared to this one. But time-wise, I think this was one of the longest, if not the longest, that I've played in the later stages of a grand slam.

 "I have to be satisfied. I have to be happy. As a tennis player you practise hard every single day knowing that you will get an opportunity to be part of such a great match and on such a high level.

 "I will try to get as much sleep as I can. I don't think I'll practise much. I had enough time on the court tonight."

Murray的角度

 Murray left with his head held high. When Djokovic hit the winning forehand, neither had anything left to give. He won 6-3, 3-6, 6-7, 6-1, 7-5 in a semi-final that surpassed even the drama and excellence of the one on Thursday night, when Rafael Nadal beat Roger Federer. Djokovic, for the third straight major, plays Nadal in Sunday's final.

Murray was shattered. But he has much to take away from a defeat that was almost a victory. And, while it was difficult to detect emotion on the weathered face of his new coach, Ivan Lendl, the Czech was surely proud. Murray revealed later: "[Lendl] told me a couple of nights ago, 'You'll win but you're going to have to go through a lot of pain to get there, so prepare yourself mentally for that. There will be a lot of tough points to play when your legs are sore and your legs are burning.'"

He got the result wrong but the narrative right. Last January Djokovic won ruthlessly in three one-sided sets and so injured the Scot's spirit it was months before he recovered (although he sees it differently in hindsight). This was so much longer and bloodier – and that is why Murray should leave Melbourne with hope rather than disappointment alone.

After time to reflect he said: "Everyone sees this match or the tournament but there's so much more that goes into it: I've been away for two months. I prepared as well as I could, I played probably as well as I could and did all the right things – so I can't be disappointed."

Murray is growing as a player and a human being thrown into the bearpit his talent ensured would be his lot in life. If anything, he is better set to win a grand slam title because of this defeat than by reaching his three major finals. He played way above the levels of those encounters, for a start. He is a worthy contemporary of three of the finest players in tennis. His mission is still to beat one of them in the final of a major and there is no shirking the effort that will take.

 "Andy deserved the credit to come back after 2-5 down," Djokovic said. "He was really fighting. Not much words to describe the feeling I have now. It was a physical match. It was one of the best matches I played. Emotional and mentally it was difficult too. We were breaking each other's serve easier than holding. It was a very even match, from the first to the last point."