milanhime夜未眠

這週末是網球球員的報效國家週

Davis Cup在各地開戰 

寶貝在倫敦領完了羅倫斯體育大獎之後 就回到天寒地凍的祖國

Davis cup在家鄉舉行  不過 寶貝將不會為國出戰

即使如此 剛剛打完了驚天地泣鬼神的澳網決賽奪得冠軍後

他回家鄉  還是會被視為民族英雄

所以

這才會有這種  所謂的英雄惜"英雄" 的畫面出現吧

Can Novak Djokovic Win the Golden Slam in 2012?

這是最近眾家球迷們熱愛討論的話題

首先來個每日一句解說: 金滿貫

Golden Slam (all four Grand Slam titles plus Olympic Gold in one calendar year)

球迷是古早人  比較務實與低調

雖然希望寶貝能夠一舉得到金滿貫  不過還是不想有太大的期待

畢竟路是要一步步踏實的走  球賽要一場場勝利的累績

打到哪裏 在說到哪兒吧!

寶貝回到家鄉為他Davis Cup的好夥伴加油

同時也與以他為模型的臘像相見歡 

畢竟在這個歷經戰亂的小國家 寶貝的成就等同於國家英雄

去年一年 塞爾維亞在網球 足球 排球 籃球 手球等體育項目上都表現傑出

寶貝更是寶中之寶  因為他是以一己之力 為塞爾維亞做出最好的國家廣告行銷

走到哪兒 都可見到拿著塞爾維亞國旗的球迷為他加油

2012年是龍年 喜歡在衣服上出現龍形圖案的寶貝

希望能夠龍年繼續行大運 如飛龍在天 遨遊四方

有一位網球球迷所寫的文章很有意思 留下來作為參考囉

As amazing of a year as 2011 was for top-ranked Novak Djokovic, 2012 could be even better if he can acquire a Golden Slam (all four Grand Slam titles plus Olympic Gold in one calendar year). If he can do that, he'd be the first male tennis player ever to accomplish it (Steffi Graf did it back in 1988).

Djokovic has started off 2012 in the right way, winning the Australian Open. It most certainly wasn't easy, with five-set victories over Andy Murray in the semi-finals and Rafael Nadal in the Finals. Djokovic was pushed to the edge, and survived the longest Finals match in Grand Slam history (just shy of six hours) in victorious fashion. Djokovic is now 1/5 of the way to the Golden Slam and an unique place in sports history.

As crazy as it sounds considering his competition, I feel that Djokovic is the only guy who has a realistic chance to earn this amazing accomplishment over the past several years. The 24-year-old Serbian seemingly flipped a switch on his play a little over a year ago and went from perpetual runner-up to Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer to dominating the illustrious pair convincingly over an entire tennis season by winning three Grand Slams, 10 titles, and finishing 2011 with a 70-6 record. In an era of great tennis, Djokovic is right now clearly the greatest.

Djokovic's biggest obstacles to a historic 2012 run will be his health and a victory over Nadal in the French Open. It was an aching shoulder that hurt him towards the end of the year in 2011. Five of those six losses occurred after the US Open when he was beginning to break down from such a long season.

His one remaining Grand Slam he has yet to win is the French Open, and defeating Nadal (quite possibly the greatest ever on clay) would be a monumental victory greater, in my mind, than any of his others. When Djokovic lost to Federer in last year's semi-finals we were deprived of this clash on clay. Don't think that Nadal is invulnerable on clay, however. Djokovic defeated Nadal at Madrid and Rome, two tournaments both played on clay in the month before the French Open.

The ATP schedule doesn't allow for much more rest in 2012 for Djokovic. With participation requirements in ATP Masters and 500-level events, and an additional tournament in the form of the Olympics in that short stretch of schedule between Wimbledon and the US Open, there's not a lot of time for recovery. If Djokovic is to complete the Golden Slam he will need a season that is even more superior than the one he had in 2011.

以下是提到Davis Cup的相關報導

Djokovic and Nadal Are Spectators-in-Chief as Davis Cup Begins

2012-0209 The New York Times

Novak Djokovic was still collecting trophies this week, even if he is officially taking a break from the sport he dominates.

Djokovic used winning the Davis Cup for Serbia in 2010 as a launching pad to “cosmic tennis,” the catchy term employed by his coach, Marian Vajda. But Djokovic is leaving the 2012 Cup to others for now, and while he was in London on Monday to accept the world sportsman of the year award, his former Serbian teammates, like Janko Tipsarevic, and his longtime rivals, like Roger Federer, were busy preparing for the first round.

It will begin Friday, with eight World Group series spread over three continents: Europe, North America and, more unusually, Asia, where Kei Nishikori will lead Japan in its first Davis Cup match at this level since 1985.

It will be played against Croatia in the Bourbon Beans Dome in Hyogo, Japan, and it will hardly pass unnoticed in the host nation, not with Nishikori ranked 20th in the world. He is coming off a convincing run at the Australian Open, where he reached his first Grand Slam quarterfinal. Switzerland and Federer are at home against the United States on clay in Fribourg; Canada and Milos Raonic are taking on France in Vancouver, British Columbia; and Spain and its new captain, Àlex Corretja, are at home with an understrength squad against Kazakhstan in Oviedo.