milanhime夜未眠

哈哈 忘記澳網是兩天打一輪

昨天寶貝的第二場賽事忘了看

不過

看來因為墨爾本很熱 寶貝完全不敢戀棧  快手快腳的就把比賽打完

6-0 6-4 6-4  

順利的向第三輪前進

賽場溫度41度的第四比賽日 

大會也只能宣布比賽暫時順延 

前三天就已經有很多選手抱怨"打到吐"

主要原因是因為天氣真的是太熱了

沒看球  也沒特別的感言

創造歷史......是目標 也是一種期待

是說 這一次第四區塊當中 又會碰到去年打到難分難解的瑞士人Mr.W

好戲很早就上場  對欣賞球賽的球迷來說雖然是好事

可是  也嚴重的考驗大家  經過一年之後

心臟有沒有訓練的更加的強壯......

Australian Open - Djokovic marches into third round

Novak Djokovic took a tumble in the first set but returned to his feet quickly to complete a 6-0 6-4 6-4 trouncing of Argentine Leonardo Mayer and march into the third round of the Australian Open.

Players have grumbled about the conditions, and a Canadian in the men's draw described the tournament's organisers as "inhumane" after he fainted on Tuesday when temperatures peaked at 42 degrees Celsius (108 Fahrenheit).

In 2009, a 21-year-old Djokovic was criticised by players and pundits for pulling out of his quarter-final when trailing American Andy Roddick on a day of extreme heat, having earned a reputation for retiring when the going got tough.

There was little moaning from the Serb on Wednesday, however, after he wrapped up his match against 98th-ranked Mayer in less than two hours to escape the 40-degree heat.

Apart from the hat-trick of titles won at Melbourne Park from 2011-13, Djokovic said there were "plenty of differences" between himself and the 2009 model.

"Obviously as the years go by, I'm more mature as a player, as a person. I learned new things in life. I developed myself," he said.

"I physically got stronger - mentally also. All of this plays, of course, an important role when you are playing in such conditions.

"It's not easy. Maybe it looks (easy), but I do go through tough times after long rallies, as everybody, trying to get some air, obviously.

"Generally it's much more efficient for me nowadays to recover and to get ready for the next point than it used to be in 2009 when I retired in my match against Roddick, yeah."

哈哈 寶貝竟然自己提起自己當年的糗事......

   八強中暑退賽時

Djokovic completed his transformation into tennis's undisputable iron-man by outlasting super-fit Spaniard Rafa Nadal to win the 2012 Australian Open in a final that lasted a grand slam record of just under six hours.

The 26-year-old plays Russian Dmitry Tursunov in the third round on Friday, another day forecast to exceed 40 Celsius.

"Everything is fine," Djokovic repeated like a Buddhist invocation during his post-match media conference when asked about his ankle which rolled during a first-set tumble against Mayer.

"I'm physically fit. I've been practising, preparing for the Australian summer that we all know can be difficult at times with the conditions.

"Knowing that I played a day match today, I prepared myself mentally for that.

"It's not just physically. Mentally you need to be tough enough to not give up and not think about what conditions can do to you."